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MARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH TO IN.
wi them by perusing Moral PhysoIogy written by
the Hon. r. D. Owen, wi addi1ons and alterations, by
Glover M d. Were this book carefully read by every
suaded that different state Of society from the pre.en.
large family of children, which coud be but poorly reared
prudent people from the matrimonial
which may obviate all snch objections Price Of the
torr sul2 imsr
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CONCENTRATE I'D sX1HACI OF sARsAPARiLLA

LEtCHES! LEECnES! LEE HES!
A EkEsH su X Of large and healthy Swedish Leeches
"a JUST rectfved-or sale IN Quantities SUI pu chasrrs
packed be transp any distance win s,cy by
-. q. "A & VI. WITTE,
u m~rh importer Of Lsechss 80 tnhn Il.
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n Il A Nj A Il y N
WIGS,

~ ENTiEMEN's Real Heads of Hair being the latest and
~ greatest improvement in she manufacture Of Wigs md
Scaps; and te subscriber happy being the first
d1ce them here They display the forehead and temple:
NY height point ~ wig makng never before attapcd-
dt tbs hssd by contrvance entirely they
moment. They Immediately adapt themselves
and become and parcel Of the
living mar. Copy the address.
f. Pr ALON, 81 Broadway, opposite the
nucG lr,sTc f7obe Hotel. under Iudson's EOt.i.
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8 AusAGE CAST Gs--'aO kszs ysyl kss Lssh Sausage
at NsI " sessh o., soraef Of wall
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THE lNVISIbLE WIG

go scsely resembles the real head Of hair that scepcs
- and ccBncseurs have pronounced IL the perfect
Of this novel ard unique Wig. its being made without
sowing wearing, which closely
rasarrsc ire ual hair both in lghtness aud
rcssHrce, ssfy detecon ITS being beautiful
oroos a3d free that all of
ration uninsde and the evils Of ether wigs avoid
ed The scepc and alike rvited
this novel and beautiful Wg and peculiar method Of
ting the he ad at the inventors Ia q BARRY lac Broad
way of sire upst ali Inns pc
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VERY IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF TEA.
u GOD BLACK TEA. Is cents per Ib.

GOOD BLACK TEA, Is cents perlb.
" GOOD YOUNG HYSON TEA, 80 cents per ID.
Every purchaser oa five pound package will have the
advantage though he purchased fifty chests Our object
offering such induoem- extend and cultivate
large and well earned popularity as Tea DesIeIs.
I'LL WHO DRINK TEA
and appreciate good article and wish obtain il
little than half the usual price charged for should send
the principal Store of the New York and China Tea Com
pany, 8S Catherine street, New York.
All orders from the country be accompanied by cash
for the and all letters prepaid the goods will
for,vsr ed 81 I'm rrc
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SHIP BLACK SMITH

SHIP BLACKSMITH
STEPHE BERTS,
CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND SOUTH SITS,
~ (uesr the Tobacco Inspectio prepared do the
IRON WORK OF VESSELS with the greatest facility,
and on the reasonable terms.
Orders from OF the country for doing the
work OF vessels, will be punctually attended to.
Letters addressed above, will prompt attention.
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CORNS CURE WARRANTED.

OOhNS -CUNC WARhAN LEU.
THE Arabian Corn Plaster s efecua for
is easily applied, aud gives immediate relief In case
should fail to the will be refunded Over 500
boxes have been sod this and boz has been
returned for having failed For sale by David
Sands Co. n East Broadway 100 Fulton street and 273
Broadway c. Ring, 1872 Broadway. e. Hnteai 4ss Hnd+
E. NJ. Gson, i27 Bowery and by druggists generally
p cent per boy aulQ m sr
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r.; ss:e;:s :. 9:
medicine. hve f.led its PInep.l yi19s srs Obtained
Spanish ssT.spsra which together form post powerful
pnrfer OF the blood and II applied ~ will
eare of Hyd ophob IN IT'S worst forms Ill yene nous
reptiles also speedily cured by lew Of it,
eadicaes every particle Of from the oysrem leaving
the pure aud healthy Sold NO. toossve street,
with full directions in English. Feneh aod 8pnnish Price
mend cir friends. which is the reason is not adver
fisrd much y sill lWrrrc
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06
SPIRIT Oh TEIE TIMFS.

A CHRONICLE OF THE TURF. PIp,S
In SPORT, LITERATURE AND ThS
rs LACE 6mbelighed with splendid N 4 ~
igravingt published every Saturday nornio. ~ !.
No. BaEkley street John RichaFds P,,.lh y
4 tor, William r. Porter, Editor. This venus
weekly publication, which was establi'ha "
1881, BY itspresent editor, commenced Ils,Ta.u
teenth volume on che At1 of March. le49 NJ.
sheet Of the very largest claes, oonlsia;..
twelve imperial quaEiO pages, printed ~ bssSs
paper Of the fnest texture, and On GOOD M.
II is embellished with the largest and must .in
finished engravings on steel. ever issued NJ
periodical 10 the United States. ThehM,s..s
volumns contained superb portraits Of ~ AZ"
tinguished American and Imported Hose. ~
signed to constitute sn American spntnvt, sI-
! lery, accompanied with complete MenoiS, ~
ing the pedigree Characteristic aud ps,brmss
ces OF each, with accidental notices 81 NM, 81
Incorporates, 60. The engravlngs cOTVesDord -
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annually published In, London Of The wime,s =
Derby, Oaks, and 81 Leger, and have been =.
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paper, from original pictures, in oil, by NOT
eminent artists.
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will also be given a portrait Of fashion, "a
Northern champion, and such other magni6oest
embelishmentsas hereaftsr be Determined
upon.
The Spirit Of the Times'' is 90 ven known
throughout the country as the aCsnoWIedped
'sChFonicle Of the Turf, Field SpDrts'' 60. that
it is not deemed necessary 70 90 inlO any detail
of its peculiar characteristics.
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CEPItis desirable that such letters and con
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mus be paid in ali cases.
New York, Nov. II, 1643
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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06
FARMERS WORK FOR NAV.


FARMERs this is the month for corn to
be planted, Though the time variesin differ.
ent districts. We have faith in the follow.
ing directions; The ground should be sui.
fciently warm to produce speedy germina-
ton. Some follow the rule Of planting
when the apple buds begin to burst. Seeds
should be carefully repaired, to resist the
attacks Of the wire worm, brown grub,
birds and squirrells, which may be done
by soaking It from. fifteen to twenty hours
in hot water, with few ounces of saltpe-
tire, and then adding half pint Of tar
warmed and diluted with q quart Of water
to every eight quarts of seed. The corn
should then, while wet, be rolled in and
completely coated with plaster. Another
much approved plan, is to wet the seed
corn with soft soap, and then roll in Plas-
ter.
Farmers possess the means of living
within themselves, and are not under the
disagreeable necessity Of fawning for pat
rOnage or STOPPING to fattery for liveli-
hood, or bartering opinion, reputation, or
conscience, for gold. The avocatiOns Of
the farmer are now becoming multifarious,
and he must attend to all, or some will suE
fer.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06

REMEDY FOR THE BoTs.-Having seen
many horses die with bots, and many rem
edies given without effect, / was induced
by merchant in Cambridge to try the fol.
lowing for horse of my own, after had
tried most of the remedies in common use
without effect, and had given him up fol
lost.
Half pint vinegar, half pint soA soap,
half pint gin, and half pint molasses, well
shaken together, and poured down while
fOaming. To my great surprise, he was in
five minutes wholly free from pain, and ate
very freely-the next morning | was on
my journey. have since recommended
and given the same in perhaps fifty cases.
with the same good effect not in one in.
stance has it failed to effect perfect cure
Cor. Albany CultiUatOr.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06
HOW TO BREAK YOUNG OXEN.

Bows and yokes of a suitable size must
be prepared, which should be first put on
the steers, standing tbgether in the stable,
after they have eaten their mornings fOd.
der. When they have worn this an hour
or so each day, for several days, they may
be taken into the yard and be allowed to
walk round a short time, and then unyOked.
When well accustomed to their yoke, they
should be placed between two other pair
Of cattle, and driven off a short distance
without any load. Then they may be at.
tached with the other team to load, and
depend upon they will learn what is wan.
ted with them, from seeing what other cat
tie do, faster and easier than in any other
way. Never whip them or speak harshly.
If they do not perform instantly all that is
required, it is from ignorance generally,
and nct as it is too often supposed, from
obstanicy or viciousness. Then all you
have got to do is, to teach them from the
example Of other well broke cattle. But
when one has not other cattle to break them
with, more attention will be necessary, and
they will require guiding in their move
ments by cord attached to the horns.-I
The teamsters in New England excel in
breaking and driving cattle, and they ire.
quenhy have them so we'll taught, that they
will perform single or together, in the yoke |
or ont of it. by mere word of command,
anything reasonable which can be requir-
ed Of them.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06

To CURE SHEEP-sKINs WITH THE WOOL
ON.-Take one spoonful of alum, and two
of saltpetre; pulverize and mix well togeth-
er; then sprinkle the powder on the flesh
side of the skin, and lay the two hesh.sides
together with the wool outside then fold
the skins as tight as you can, and hang
them in cool place. In two or three days
as soon as they are diy, take them down
and scrape them with a blunt knife, till
clean and supple. This completes the pro-
cess, and they make a most excellent sad
die cover. IG when you kill mutton, you
treat your skins in this way, you can gel
more for the wool and skin separately, than
il disposed Of Otherwise, Other skins
which you desire to cure with the fur on
may be treated in the same way.-AIba-
ny Ag.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06


Comprising geuerdI introductory outline
of ,suiUersal history, ancicnt and modern,
and a series Of separate histories Of co.
err principal nation that crisis, their
rise, progress, present condition re.
BY SAMUEIMAUrDHR. The History Of
America, edited by JOHN INSSAN.
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with clear I, ne, illustrated with B9A u F1FUL
ENGRAVED VIGNErTE TIrLES-b bound
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OF itself cOmpIet4- III BRARY OF HISTORY
--of inestimable value to any one who wishes
to in form himself al trifing cost Of the past his
tory and present state Of every principal nation
that exists, as well as more particularly Of the
very recent exciting events and present political
relations Of our county. A splendid edition OF
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Price for the tOOrk IN Nos. (cOmplete) SO
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On the receipt Of the balance accompanying his
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DANIEL ADEE,
l07 Fulton Street, New York.
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THE UNION.

or No attention viii be paid 10 any order,
unless the money accompanies t.
OF Those desiring complete copies Of the
Congressional UniOu and Appendix, will please
send US their names previous to the irst day Of
December next.
or We viii willingly pay the postage on al
leiierS sent 20 us containing Five Dollars snd
upwards. Other letter directed 70 ul, vim the
postage unpaid, sill not be taken out OF the Of
Gee.
RiCHTE & HESS.
Washingioa, August 1, ls45,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06
ROBT. FISHER,
MILTON PILES,
JOHN WARMACK,
R T JENNINGS.

Benton, MIss., May IL, Is45.
certify thatI owned drug store in the town
Of Benton, Miss in the year 1874, and that /
sold about 200 boxes of w. w. Woods fever
and ague pills, AMI that warranted every box
to cure, and that have never known these pills
to fail TO effect cure in few hours. can say
that believe they are equal to any medicine
ever offered to the public for the cure Of chill g.
fever OF fever and ague. e. @ MCKEE.
BENToN, Miss, April ls, lS45.
have used DR.. Woods fever and ague pills
in ny family for several years, and can cheerful
y bear testimony TO their efficacy in the imme.
diate cure Of ohils aud feveFs 10 aOy form. /
have also been for some time connected with a
drug store, in which they were constantly kept
fpr sale, and de not know Of single instance, ia
which they have not given Instant relief They
are the most popular remedy, BY far, Ofany 9TH
eF in this section. %. A. JENKINS.
w. W. WOOD, Benton, Mass. July, Is45,
Sold wholesale and retail BY
o. o. WOODMAN, q co.
Yazoo City.
Aug. -, l545. 45-ly
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06

To REsTORE BAD VEAsT.-Mix with II
a little -four, sugar, salt brandy, and bear,
and these will confer on It the qualities Of
good yeast. Good yeast may also be made
by adding the same MIXTURE 10 the grounds
Of ale.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06

To y0IN GLASS TOGETHER.-Mek IT.
d. isingIass IN spirits Of wine, adding there.
81 about 9Th PAX Of water, and using a
llls heat when perfectly melted and mix
49, 4 win forn transparent glue, which
I'd unite glaa q ihst he fracture win Be
aIriT perceived.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06
Protection Insurance Company

OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
THE undersigned are agents for this COmpa-
u ny, and are prepared TO insure Dwelling
Houses, Stores. Merchandise aud Cotton in
Store. And alSO, to take River risks on MeF,
ohaadise and Cotton.
The Company iS an old Ons-has done large
business in the South and West, and paid many
Losses. ALLEN & BARKSDALE.
Yaxoo City, April IS, 1915. 5O-6m.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06
LAW NOTICE.

Law NOTICE.
J. F. Williams ! S, S. Wright,
EfAVING formed copartnership in the
~ practice Of the Law, will practice in the
Supreme, Federal and Chancery Courts at ark.
son, the Circuit Court Of Carol, the vice Chan
Gerry Court at CarFOlton, and the Circuit Courts
of the counties composing the Fifth Judicial
District OF the State Of Mississippi, to wit: -
Holmes, HazOo. Madison. Alfalfa, Winston,
Leake, and Noxubee. They promise the strict
care.
Address williams & Wright. Lexington
Holmes County. Miss.
Nov. IL, l645. 6.f
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06
Vicksburg Foundry.
s. ZIMERMAN&CO.

A RE prepared 70 execute and furnish al
q kinds Of work 10 the line Of Founderi and
Macbinists. Engines, and machinery 81 ever
description, Co B ats, Mills, o. Gins, built o.
prepared, and 81 work that may Be oulsres
win Re promptly attended to, aud IN TIE bett
manner, at reduced prices. We invite 4 call
from PianteFr. and ufbers. % our Frtablishmeof.
Al tie LOWER LANDING, YICKsBURG.
June 2fth, SIS. s1-Iv.
NJ B. Highest prces u cash, paid iof Cd
Irou, bfasi q Copper.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06
j. s. Clendenfn,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
YAz0O CITY, l6ssissiBbi.
April 80, 1916. 3O-u
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06

OF For the accommodation ofthose who de.
sire paper printed at the seat Of government
during the session OF Congress only, We will furn.
ish them the ExTRA UMor as follows:
semiWeekly, cory o. 50 WeeklyeI eopu ii %
q copies 1900 +" Qeobiss 10 90
+" d copies 400 IS copies 20 90
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Foreign Imporlations.

Losposshg TOIonto2 ansho and chains Z, Tacksr Coo
es... sana. bales
f.o Inc
&c: chest. o%Ss.S sss
&C. 81 *: %s$ sis; - %sS:
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f,ass f
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bale. Fhilip-s asi: Brother. Coz % Gof
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RoSg co i y,
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do John Fslcone col do Jno McF Arane.l do Heck:her
Lewis Fsrm.na Tho: Reynod:-S DO Hrn...d Chssssy
Benjamin jr co- do Petzie2s do Hall, Brothers 4
col do Meyer, Leon cc-2d Fellow: Van Arsdale-a
IN MORRISON co-ls Hunt BTo. co.. Lew. Asterbury.
srs1se Mei%ss siV ss:s's
Bee ker & Oothout-l P Wanea.l w Chance col
.ooper-5 Buckley. Graham &to-7 Seaver Unnbar-is
Pearce cos stone Swan co.. N.wstsdI baIrstt.N
r Msrshsli 4 co. -.
LroHoRN-Bark Almads-l26 blocks marble hhds chest
nuts Merandoe-9 do IS bags bers 100 baskets oil Is
bales md.e schrgg Hoops casks Tucker Cooper
& Co-2 cases Mars x Wlber-3 pigs i Sheldon-N do A
Wse5 marble tiles 10 do mort,s u blocks do % Order
Moore-7 CT Paci euu-2 pkgs + Foot-6 cks bbs 1860
marble tiles Bretbaup hum-2 do Denny-i6 do
Waker-5e pkgs SIS bales 10 blocks marble % pkSs
bills mdse to order.
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from Washington to receive letters nom Texas in the
sne way thai iseR from other sssss Of he Unisa arc
Governor Pratt has not learn. made any decision yet
with regard to the petition presented By Mrs. Tonsy.
for pardon Of her husband the Rev Charles TorTey
who il now confined in the Maryland psnientiary for
carrying OF the slave: Of MT nsc.I ;,S snq osne
husband is that released abe VIII pay TO the owner Of
the slaves their full value This learn the principal
point which the Governor Is undecided he tninksn
improper to grant pardon with this condition attached
AZ Il s not the money but the offence against the laws
of the State, for which he u imprisoned Those who
take interest in this matter may, therefore, rest
assured that the only mode of obtaining his release
to pay down the money Internationally at once and,
then he appeals directly TO the sisvshoideIs them
selves behalf of HIMSELF his wife and his children,
the object will soon be attained. J,nes !,.ss.
holder and comes from section OF the state that mas
sue red greatly from the fanatical and udged inter-
ference Of Northern aboltionists with this species OF
This IS Wednesday morning, and the first train OF cars
from Philadelphia which has reached this CITY SINCE
the Sunday evening train arrived lew hours since II
IL very singular, indeed that 1t should require sucn
length of time clear the from one hundred miles
Of railroad Bad management somewhere
THE MARKEIs-Thera was less activity in the market
price. sale was made from store yesterday morning
at 81 SCI Some holders willing to take TINS price,
while ask 81 rs The receipt price Is unsettled
No transactions In City Mills holders IN some ms
sales of Rye -four at SO 49, and Corn meal 50 sit
Prime red Wheat will bring 81 o.. White Corn 70
worth 80 ~ cents and yellow "a 90 cents per
to &c. according to quality. salesiof Whiskey in bills
being made ~ cents and Of hogaheads at %
cents per gallon. The stock on hand Is fair.
sales or stocks at Baltimore.
FEB. $4,000 Md 6's, 77i 1000 do III; f250 do So,
stg ess Maryla s's closed al 70 asked bid. Bal
more 6s closed at e7s asked, OFT bid. Baltimore and
Ohio Railway sSs bid, 461 asked.
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Jan \. LAT N. Ion 81 10. sshr Ruth Atkins. ffsa - for
FEB . lac S. Ion % TO- brig Lucy. from Boaoa fo Cisa-
fuegos.

ia. ~ LAT N. Ion 10. sshr Ruth Atkins. fis -. for
fsS ss s., Ion % 10 brig Lucy. from Bossea fss c.
fasgos. xv-.
Jsneiro Jan ship Cyrus Of Nantucket eondsaasd
Cray q s s Ss Niger, /. e s Bedford re-
20 .'s:1 S He s
s 81 t sss' sst 81, SIss
cses 81 f. s Ing SS:
S.ssld % :ad; s W oo M:.
Equ BsdG rd s,espm; spartan Fisher Nsnnstst7 S
Sept Asy Iss:. smith, SPIN; P:.
asn'' Man, wv 'pm Foreign Ports.
Ssl; a a. Ks
9si;sS VIII s; d.
Ssm York sa bark and Slss aSInewa Sid iih big
R.1S.s Feb s-Ia .ehr Boston. Tays0d, from Boz
'i pnas ss s EG sS
s: a. zs sS y Ns: s: S:y ys
ss!a s i s,, ". Y. Sa c: ss
ssr New York. Richard xndssoa, baltimore; conns'ss.
Msvna: Dec is"TRs Tarr was wrecked Bottle RI
yer previous 18th; saved by the Manchester arrived
Dec sq brig cs 81 Sy
GS .g Emily n.s
aS; S1s poss: SS s1!. s'ssI
for az of FS e s
ss is 80 Ssn Y ss's
isss a. G S, de- wspS cargo Bark Francis
s., :aD soS, % % A
ssrIuE Vincent also on the coast. probably waa
HELENA, Dec isship Columbus twhalsr) firm cruise.
bound home.
SsS for
81 r.: an q. Hss ard a. To-:
sss Bad; Sc.
:i: :ss f:ss III bs:sss
sems So.,s1 Tsada ssSS cSss
March $50 tow e steamer R 4. ship
s s s' ja :.
ss% ss sss ssSi ss !s
cassom House S
q: 81 ss''ss : :ssi
III
ss Louisa. nss ssy
Brsndywine and number Of schoonen. Wind NNE-nve'
Nswrosr March l,Arr schr North Star Wi.hs"PSsn.
mastSn for York. AndemOn. pimo.ton DO 90; Av's-
a DC a 1S
S sS Fs.s. . Rico Dssy brig q:
Fs si.s: s. s.f
fs.s SSs g. sS:
arrive. ;1 PSai MONDAY he,
sai. that this wa. probably the Bremen I.abs from
p,sF%s .Ie fesiis early