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MEDICAL ADVICE.
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all diseases OF delicate his being mild
and udcious requires neither mercury, restraint Diet
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4days.
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youths thereby causing nightly and evcnu
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his object being restore the mentally and bodily TO
thu. s,as q Sgor nature originally designed n.
STICTURES, a disease frequently existing without me
pasnt being the least aware sometimes caused %
Of unimtated medical pfeende and sometims oy rs
cured, without pain ncon venicnce.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified sdversne sur
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M. D. MOORE, omer Grand and Lydius st.
Albany, Aug. IL, 1874

CoxsACKIE Sept. 20. 19t5.
DR.. Townsend-Toa all whom this may copsem This is
certify that wife used bottle Of Ssrsaparla
cate beng trouble with the dropsy swell
Of the feet, and much
with my permission and the recommendation Of those who
had used IT, she induced to try with little And
suhce Il to the medicine had the happy desired effect
not on in the hours Of but after the
astonishing degree and her health 10 now better
than had been Tor long time previous.
subscribe myself your obedient and obgea sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-15
May 20. 1886.

IL ELiClEN DAt id Les H.ro, delies, the swallows
Hymne = Ia Null and Reveris du Lor from the cele
French aud English words uh shed and for sale
SCHAKFENBERG LUIS,
jeIO nWF&Msr 36l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-15

DR.. Towusend-Beng afflicted with dyspepsia for long
time past have endeavored frequently eradicate from
the system BY the Of Physc various forms but found
became rende the Of eectng
Receny ths compliant developed itself eariull causing
uce about the throat rschea seriously the
Of 10 their physical functon Ia this State was
Sarsaariila alter
bottles find self relieved from this complaint and all its
distressing mptoms In my by its fegivng inhu
denee its power TO effect IN case Of general lanc
mead your Sarsapar 1la To the afflicted.
Yours Sc JAMES McALLISTER, NJ. d,
No, % Broadway
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
Stop the Runaways!!

II ANYWAY from the subscriber living
H. at Conn's Ferry on the Big Black nv
sr IN Holmes county, Mississippi, THREE
NEGROES. They may be knewn BY the tol'
4 man named SOLOMON. He is about
30 wears Of sge--very heavy sebastian,
msrs badly but is remarkable tor using COCO
language. lie has very bad coH IIIs
Another, man named ALFRED who e
about 80 wears Of age. lie has pleasant
conn,enance. He has long head and
talks thickly. or,n,nv
--abou. 81 yenrs d age--6ve feet . Or 4
inches high.
proes if delivered to me--or confined 80 lba,
| / can ret them. Address me at RIchlaOd
fHoImes county, MSslssiPPi.
Sept. 2sth, 1916. 81. JotiNFOY.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
q ED RYE for yale By
= SIIROPS HIRE COL ElIl-4N q 90
Oct. 81, 1916.
Marshal's Sale.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
4, soUrHERN DIsTRlcT or MIsalasfPl,
10 November Term 1916.

TO November Term 1916.
William Colon, as.
w. va,d;exns
planters Back Of Mississippi 4
my virtue Of the bove sIated writ Of
- alias Vendiloni1 Expouas 10 me dlFoc-
te1, from The Hon. Circuit Court Of the
United States, ior the Southern District Of
Mississippi, / will sci; ., public auction, 10
lhe highest bidder, for cash, on the first
Monday, the Dad day Of November, 1916,
Wilhinihe hours prescribed BY law, before
tRS Court house door, in the town Of BEN
700, Yazoo county, Mississippi, the follow
iOg described properly, to wit:
West half Ut Uorth west quarter Of Sec
,ion 4, Township 3; north halt 81 west half
&c the south west quarter, and the west half
ofthe hslf Of the south west quarter Of Sec
ton s, Township 81 and the east half Of
Ihe south east quarter Of Section 9, Town
Eh,p 9:aDd the east bali u the north wes
naarter 81 Section 5, snd the west halfOl
the aorth cas- quarter, aud the south half
of ,he east haK Of the south west quarter Of
Section 5, and the north halt Of toe west
halfoCihe north west quarter, and The uorh
haIf the west halfol tie north east quar-.
ter &c Section 9, aud The south bali q The
eas, half of the soulh west quarter Of Sec
lion S. and lots Nos. 2 g. 8 Of Section "a,
and he north half Of west half o. the south
west oaarter 81 Section 8, alIin Township
9,Ranss 2 west, and lying in the cOuaty
Of Yazoo, State Of Mississippi.
Levieaaa ss lhe property Of deiendan',
,he Presideot. D rectors Il Company q The
Plan,ers Bank AZ Mississippi and Will q
sold 10 satisfy the above stated case ano n
co. THOMAS FLETCHER,
Marshal sau. Dist. Miss.
By his Deputy, RIcH'D FLETcHER.
Oc.. l4ta, 1916, l-Sa'
0.r Tue above sale i postponed 70 Ih'
Dad day Of November, 1916
THos. FLRrOHER, Marshal. ,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
For sac.

TWELVE IlBNDREDA ACRES afIand
fronting swU miles ana hali 81 Yazoo
river, Eitnalo four miles oboye YszsO CAY
and on lho same aide of The rivsr Most
Of iho above land was entered at he land
sale. ALSO TWELVE HUNDRED AL
.CRES Ofihe tract Of land ] am culIiyating
two miles east Of Yszoo Gig,
GU. WICK.
Yazoo City, Sept. 2Sh, 1916. 5I,4s
or The Mississppiai, and Sentinel
Rlii give lhe above notice four Insertions,
rnd forward their acc01nts tolhis Slice.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
TATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
-II1l 1Irl-ANglIEL IeTll, I646.

Pr0t otrt--Aagasi 1erpy ls46-
4 ereesbIy % az order.of lhs Probate
"A Court 81 aid county, ~ Notice is hsrs-
by aiven 10 all persOns interested u che
lands teoenlents and Embellishments oi MAJ.
achi b. InTneE deceased, 10 BE- and apreaf,
before he Probate Csur, of said county, y
be held Cd the fourth monday of Oclobef
nex, then and there 10 chow cause, il any
they call. whyan order should nol b aiedo
(or ne sals of+the real cslaieof said ds-
deceased, wing and being 10 Yazoe county,
Mississippi 'for the paymsntof tle debisol
sid ssssts known as The west hall q
aorth wsst tluarlar Section 27, end south
lhaIF Nc east half pFsouih east quaFieEy Sec
non %, Township III, Range / wcsti ald.
lie undivided hall Of south east quarter q
Sectioo Ia Township II, Range lfwestT-
and west haH perth west quarler, Section
90, Township ii, Range ! west Also
lo,s Nos. 337. l72. 3l4, Island the one Ain
interest ia us, and south bait q S@6 "
Yazoo City.
And il further ordered thal publication
II this citation be made IL abe Yazoo Dem
octai for thirty days successlveiS, and pos
led il thres pubic places ID Yszoo county.
Witness JAMES R. BURRUs, Judge OF
Probate Of the county of Yazoo, the 4th
Monday of August, 1916, and seal If lhs
Couri. Issued the 2Sth day of Augutt,
1916.
CHA'sp M. HENDERSON C,'k.
Bv A. SIDNEY PERKINa, p z.
Sept. 3. 1916. 475s
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
Notice.

TIME Undersigned will proceed to lease
a for The term Of ninetynine years, 10 the
highest bidder, on Monday the 93rd day Of
November next, al the court house door 10
town Of Benton, between the hours Of elev-
en- o'clock 10 the forenoon and four o'clock
ia the afternoon, the north west quarter d
east hhf Of Section l6, Township IL,
Range 2 west. Any one wishing to lease
said land, can obtain the necessary inlor-
NATION by applying TO either Of the uadeF>
signed. The above land will be leased up.
GA the following terms 10 wit: Tbs lessee
or essees to pay at least oue tenth part OF
The principal, and The whole Of the inter
est Of the purchase money Of said land
each and every year, until the who'e IS
psld-und slse to give bond with approved
security for the same.
ABNER RUSSELL,
WALTER l.. JOHNSTON,
MALCOLM Lemons,
JOHN Il. CALLAHAN,
HENRY GRlSEORD,
Trustees.
Oct. 7h, 1916. 52-H
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
Notice this Bargain !

TWVHE subscriber will expose @ public
\ AUCTION, 1, his residence 90 Monday
The 26th IL October next, the following
property to Wit: One hundred and Sky
acres Of land. Has now aboutone hundred
acres IL cleared land, embracing Creek
land enough 10 make thirty tales 81 cotton
yearly, high land Sufficient % make corn
&c. in proportion, has very comfortable
dwelling house with a good cis'erN, spd I'll
olher out buildings necessary. Said land
hes bold and never falling stream n wa
Ter, az excelleht pond which y Q nnluraI
one. and never fails ii dry weather. Said
land vii show AND speak Tor itself on exs
animation, better than il can be described.
Auy person desirlous 70 purchase, had bet
Ter owe It 40 examination. There is no
better range for stock in The cSunlrys Alec
The stock Of horses, hogs, callle, mich
COWS &C., and 4 wagon sxen DC, hopSe-
hold and kitchen furniture, plantation utsR-
sils, &c.
Sad property il free from aII encpn1-
brances aud will nttbe sOld for debt. But
as the subscriber Intends different kiDd.oi
business, and also has ether lands, which
render The Iand &c. as dead caPilal.--
lTeftns or aaIe half cash, balance l2uionths.
WIN, N. PEERS.
| ~ Y'S Z, s 81, July ooh, 1916. 4s
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
I.TST or LETTERS

II EMAINING IA the Post Oaloe at Yazeo
LA, City, Mississippi, on 1.-THE SOth Of Sept,
1876 lfnot taken cut within three mon1ns'
they will be sent TO the General Post Once as
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
HON l-.l 80 $50 ~, nj.


Oct.ls. 1885,.
fae sblVe sile o. p1I'Qoneo y la
90 fsrc Nofon5ef. 1875
Iaos. FrtIcHEE, Aluhal
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
To all interested.

TIE undersigned administrators. 'ns an, ~
~ II NJ. b. Hamer deceased, has nlso
/. .oe,i,iOo IA he Probate Court o. 1azoo
comfy, asking lot sn order Of sale ., TUG
isliowing claims, the property Of sa'u s,
.ste-wbich application will be heaio ~
,he October Teru, ls46. VIZ ,s,t
oo,e Of Robert w. Gardiner, date" TEL l< oo
lime ls4I due lst Deer. ls4l. ~ nv w
No,s al W. McKinstry, dated w y
June 1889, al3 months. 4.
Mole Of Wm Ellis, payable % = &, ~ 8.
hurp. dated 2lsI February 1872 ae S5s I n
me one day after date. -, y
Note Of ]. @. Pickeos, dated oh e " 5,
i 1889. al 10 monlbs. l,seY Z Z
Judgment in Yazoo Circuit S se'l A.,
4 Cbo,Iss O'Brien, rendered lon = W y
i 1874. ,,t,L 0c,ober
Note Of J. H. Vance, da'so l7, W ooo n
4 issa. Al 5 months. o,oSSr ~,
H.f iuleres, 10 Judgment y , - ~. 49, -
~, Coar, "a E. y. Plnkeron, fs aae :
lOh May 1889 ~ Iou
Nae Of R D. Hiae', es. s es7 q
1854, payable oae day 'lls s. ea,s "a iuo
pl,,5er & Davis uo'e, dated ~. 81 4
~, ~ ~. dav after dale,
A judgment y M'enas' s55 {
Scout = BARKsDALE,
a., F.,.,s q M. B. hameb ese . ..
o1 1874 -
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
New Fall s. Winter Goods.

IVWVV N I'D = " 1----71" 800
SHROPSHIRE. COLEMAN a 90.
~ have iusi received, and Are nbw open.
~ .heir ssock 81 Fail and Winter Goods,
consisting Or Staples and Fancy Dry Goods
Has, Boanetls, ready made Clothing, Shoes,
Boots, Hardware, Kentucky LInsey and
James, Produce and Groceries, which they
respectfully invie their friends and che pub
bic tocall aud examine, as they intend 70
sell unusually low for cash,or 70 puncIaal
customers.
Oci. I4lh, 1916. !
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21

rIVIIE c6eapeat and best invented corr COB,
shuok aud straw butter now n use. we
AVA pirchas6d the patent ior Yasoo county
~ wilI sell sing patent Ok machine to plan
49,. 81 We viii sell tho patent 0g yazoo coln-
~ "a 4 rood workmanand take machines, as We
are perfectly Satisfied With their utIiiiy lne
oost of building e very small.
w. BLACKMAN, SCOTT y Cv;
Yazoo CITY. Oct. ~, 1916.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21

.oou' = BARKsDALE,
Admf E.n,s q b. B. hamsh 3,
O.,.hst 8f3. 1916.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
Marshal's Sale

a1 e =
UNITED STATES CIRCUlTFCOghil4 |
sourHERN DlsTRlcr or MlsnssIFgI
ToNocen5er Tern Is4e.
e., sSi;'' s s'sss'' y..a..i,r. r.s.....
R.H. OsgOod & Co.
saus pr J. McCAaghan,l A.
Same 81 5. Keel, A.
s.n. J. sawyer s,%:' /. riirq,' i. : j.
Same pr Same. do
same pr Graves Fishers garni'nee' do
same pr Taylor, Barlow \ Others,
Same.
Same pr sam'l. Ewart,
sane
same .. osOorne & Brother,
Same pr Y y y. scum : 70 do
Sane pr J. M, Towns & Go.
Same,
Same pr Gilmer, BEuneF q Co =,
Same.
wNY viFiue ofthe above stated WEISS o. Ven
y ditiohi Exponas TO me directed, nom W
Hon. Cifcnir court of the United states, ioi "
Southern District Of Mississippi, ANln ssi'
public aooGon 10 the highest biddet,if eat
on ths GRIT Monday, TIE BIZ doy q NuFem os
1886, within ne houfs ptsscribed by Jaw. oelo
the Court house door. Is the town Of bento
Yozo6 county, Mississippi, ne following desoi
bed property, to-Wits
~ Mol. Section 81. 1Ovolhip ]. Range
,-.-t. Iots Nos. & 4. I1u q Heaip i
nange a west: and lots No. &. c,ion )
sro,Vnshio m. Range sttt, Lot 3, Secu
n To~6,hio m, Range 3 eesii Lots Nos 4,
Ee section as Township /, Aanea We
~ M 7. Section s. ToApshiP b, BENG.
80. wing ana bcins In The equity 81 Vase
rfafe 3 Niuamippi
syied o. ~ lhs pftFaItf q de'euaani -
p.dsi4I "a ,nid 10 salsiy the above siat
.sais, end 81 cot, vrcuro
Nar-hal sou Dirt. Mi,F
By Rlcn,D FLETeafF, p. =,
Octli. 1885, ~
Tne sblve sile D. pnt'Qoneo y
90 fsrcr Nafon5er. 1875.
Iaos. FrrIcHEk. lluhali
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
The I.atest!

-uar received tlirot from the North eastern
EltIas s ali things and SOME oihers'', new,
q ..;rsI. aaA chean. That's aIl
'sius FRANKLIN VARIETY STORE.
Oct 0lst 1916.
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

House. kept by Dennson & Son The old gentleman,
who has the look and bearing OF Senator emgrated 10
Cincinnati numbered but 700 souls-now computed at
upwards OF 0000 and ranking the sixth city OF the
Union in point Of population found at this house Gov
BARLEY and suite, with the Secretary Of State, who
have come 10 the city military business, connected
with the troops called into the service oil the general
government, and now encampod to the number OF 1900
about two and half miles from the city The Governor
Is plain looking man. and democratic in his looks dress
and manners do not wonder he declines serving the
people second idea OF tho Governor Of Sta
with population OF 100000 receiving q salary OF
$1,000 and travelling expenses to pay out o it,
Why, cheap living be in this country the sum IS
not adequate to support and his family living IN
the most simple and economical manner. The Governor
is strictly temperance man. ami member oil the Meth
odst church At his Inauguration he was conducted to
the Of State by his son. who had Just vacated to
make way for the fatherthe being radical loco
oco of the hard money school, and the father an ultra
whig Such train OF circumstances may never again
in the annals Of this other State The Gov
ernor had interview with General Wool on Saturday
TX Governor Thomas Of Maryland passed through
this city few days since for st Louis to have
an interview with the widow OF Senator Linn. whose
testimony in his suit against his wife he relies so much
upon. Mrs Linn is, am informed, woman Of high tone
and bearing and IL she entertans the same opinion OF
Gov. Thomas, which she formerly did, her evidence will
not be much in his behalf The public mind is settling
down firmly in favor Of Mrs. Thomas, who is looked
The whole expense of my journey hithcr. starting
from New York Tuesday afternoon, and arriving here
the succeeding sunday evening amounted to S32-ths
included living by the way cab hire, extra baggage,
particulars of my route as believe there are hundreds
OF your readers who may be contemplating similar
journey, that will be glad to receive the iniormation
know should. before started shall loiter here for
little me aud may probably write you again with
a view of men, manners, and things as find them
shall be sparing OF treat Of facts in plain home
ly TRUTH and nothing extenuate or ought set down in
malice" which trust will prove acceptable to you and
your readers In the meantime adicu.
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

ArrrMrrrp A"sssiSArios.--The Cincinnati Com.
msrciai Of Monday last says About four O'Clock on
Satu rday afternoon OF the rejected volunteers left
this city with a loaded musket and fixed bayonet for
Camp Washington, with, afterwards ascertained,
full intent assassnate the commandant Of that post
When he arrived the lines the sentinel stopped MIN;
he then cooked his piece and was presenting to the
crowd to fire, when he was knocked down BY the sol
ders with their gun stocks and bay oneted through the
arm lie was thrown into the guard TENT whore he
was furnished with bucket Of water to cool on with.
His musket was loaded with buckshot, and he did not
withhold his intention of assassnaton lie an old
European soldier, and decidedly hard looking Gus
toner
Tug Usr. or rHr TrLEeRArH.-some time In May
Mr. Thurber Of Utica, was robbed Of $ip5 board Of
racket boat between that place and Syracuse by cabin
boy named James Cation. The money subsequently,
divided with two three others, portion Of passing
into the hands Of boy named Lot Davis residing at
Utica few days since Cation arrested At Auburn
and gave history Of the whole affair lnformation was
Immediately forwarded 70 Utica, and IN lew minutes
after II known that Davis was connected win tho
robbery he was In the custody Of the Utica officers and
the $50 received by him obtained When the light.
ming express gets alter the roguss they might a. well
give up.
Roprnr Owrr IN AIBAvys--The Constitutional Con
yenton granted Mr.. owen the use Of the Assembly
chamber, 70 deliver address In on the Goth inst
The New York herald., 1846-06-28
sAYBRooK, Conn Jnnc 18th, ls46.
Nep HotsI-Shad Fisheries.


Allow reader OF your valuable paper, permission to
soy few words respecting the sayings, doings &C.,
the "old saybrook Platform" Travelling through the
New England States had occasion to spend few days
in this delightful village and find spirit Of enter
prise just developing itself with than ordinary ac
witty On enquiry understand that several gentlemen
Of wealth and influence have lately become residents in
this village and doing very much for bsautfyng the
place. increasing the activity Of business in general
Through the influence Of quite number Of sntlemen
among them Capt Morgan, Of the packet ship Victoria
and o. Cobb, Esq. recently from ysur city-both o.
whom have become residents here-they have new
steamboat wharf just completed, at which the fine
steamers Champion and Globe touch, their trips to
and from New York and Hartford They have also o
large steamboat hotel opened the 10th instant capa
bic Of accommodating from $50 to 400 persons during the
warm season The house is furnished newly through
out and convenences for fishing sailing hunting riding
&c connected with the establishment Tho proprie
tors Of this new hotel viz; The "Fenwck Houss" are
Messrs OTIS and Dickinson, both enerprisng young
who, am told, will spare pains pense, in making
II one Of tho most attractive watering places ON The
Sound am told that quite number OF gentlemen with
their families, have already engaged board during the
approaching warm season
Tho shad fisheries have done remarkably we'll thi,
spring The spectators In their have brought
shsd low aprice. that the Of the fisheries
will sell present II Is said 10000 barrels al
ready stored AMI will not be sent 10 market before Sep
tember.
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

HARTFORD INSANE ASYLUM The annual report
Of the Retreat for the Insane, at Hartford, Conn,
has been published from which learn that the increase
Of patients during the year has been unusually large
The following the principal statistics AT the COM
mencement of the year the number was lO3-admitted
during the 1913 OF this number 5o have been dis.
charged recovered; 81 improved ~ unmproved; and
l6 have dedo,al li5 leaving in the institute on the
lst Of April 1868 males and 80 females or the class
" improved. considerable number nearly well
when they left and Guild have Is thought recovered
had they remained little longer The superintendent
speaks Of the premature removal Of patients az fruitful
OF anxiety and regret The total number Of pa
tens In the Retreat from April 1924 whom II was
ed till April l. 1885, s60--of which 646 have
yered or the 1913 admitted the last year. I06
tves Of Connecticut IS were farmers, 10 wives OF far
mers. and daughterso Of farmers 90 were married 90
single and widowed In IL cases the probable cause OF
disease inemperance The extensive additions and
improvements which have been completed within the
last iS ronths expense Of $4,000, have effected
great change both In the external appearance and inter-
nal arrang emcnts and accommodations OF too Retreat
Among the improvements is commodious chapel, where
religious exercises conducted by the chaplain REV
Mr. Gallaudcu on the sabbath and other days OF the
week Most Of the patients attend these exercises aud
several Of them belong to choir Of singars-Boson
Transcript, Jure 26
The New York herald., 1846-06-28
Where nrc the Police Z

NEW YORK, June u, 1916.
Mr.. EDITOR viii you, through the columns
of your paper, call the attention of the Chief OF
Police to the existence OF a nuisance which has
long been a source OF annoyance to the residents
Of the 2d Ward, and which is becoming daily
more ntoerable In Fulton and one or
two other Streets may be seen groups OF
young men and boys, who, by their obscene
remarks and gross allu sions insult females pass
ing this street. From the well-known efficiency
of the Chief of Police, it certainly will be enough
to hint the existence of such outrages, to effect
the reform so much needed in our Ward.
REFORM.