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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19
RIPE BREAD.

Bread made Of wheat -four. when taken
out of the oven, IL unprepared Cor the sto.
mach. ItshOuld 90 through change, d
riPen, before X is eaten. Young persons,
or persons IA the enjoyment Of vigorous
health, may eat bread Immediately aiter
being baked, without any sensible injury
from it but weakly and aged persons can.
not, and none can eat such, without doing
harm to the digestive organs. Bread, after
being baked, goes throug change similar
to the change in newly brewed beer, or
newly churned buttermilk, neither being
healthy until after the change. During the
change in bread, il sends off large por-
ton Of carbon, or unhealthy gas, and i'm
bibes large portion Of oxygen, or healthy
gas. Bread has, according to the compu.
tatiOn Of physicians, one-ilih more nutri-
ment in i when ripe, than il has when just
out Of the oven. II not only has more nu-
triment, but impaFts q much greater degree
of cheerluiness. He that eats old ripe
bread will have much greater flow of an
imal spirits than lie would were he to cal
unriPe bread. Bread, as before observed, |
discharges carbon and imbibes OXYGEN
One thing, in connection with this thought
should be particularly noticed by all house
wives. 1t is TO let the bread ripen where
it can inhale the oxygen in pure state.-
Bread will always taste Of the air that sur.
rounds it while ripening hence it should
Fipen where the air is pure. 1t should new
er ripen in cellar, nor in a close cupboard,
nor in a bedroom. The noxious vapors Of
cellar, or a cupboard, never should enter
into and form part of the bread we eat
Bread should be light, acel baked and prop. i
erty rtpened before it should be eaten.
Bread that is several days old, may be
renewed, SO as to have all the freshness I
and lightness of new bread, by simply put.
ting it into common steamer over a fire.
and steaming it half or three quarters ola Il
hour. The vessel under the steamer, con. =
aiming the water, should not be more than t.
half full otherwise, the water may boil :
Up into the steamer and wet the bread =
Alter the bread is thus steamed, it should al
70 taken out of the steamer, and wrapped 81
oosely ina cloth, to dry and cool, and re-
main so a short time, when it will be ready
DC cut and used. II will then be like e
'Old new bread. =
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19

WASHINGTON CAKE--One pound and
three quarters of flour; one pound and a
hall OF sugar; four eggs half pint Of
sour milk, and one teaspoonfll Of salaratus
work the sugar and butter together then
add the milk and beat eggs and saIaerat,s
dissolved in hot water and lastly glass
OF brandy and teaspoOnfll of essence Of
lemon. Beat it well, and bake in a quick
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19

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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19

WAFERS.-TwO tablespOonfuIs Of white
49, TWO DO: Of butter; one cup ofiour:
al ~, : leasPoOntul of essence Of lemon use
mllk to make thick batter.
neat the wafer irons, rub the inside we'll
with butter, and bake the wsfsys o ~ ~,
e Drown StreW sugar over when taken
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19

YEAST WAFERs.-Threc eggs; one pint
Of warm milk; one tablespoonful of yeast !;
one tablespoonful Ofbuiter; haIfa nutmeg,
and flour to make it as stiff as you can stir
1t with spoon; set it in warm place to
rise for two or three hours then bake.
4 may be baked in muffin rings on a
griddie when one side is done turn the
other.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19

An lniallible preventive against the at.
JACKS Of the mosquito is the oil of penny.
royal; one drop applied to the clot6ing Or
t9e hair will keep them at bay the whole
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19
THE UNION.

QT No attention will be paid 70 any order,
unless The money accompanies IT,
90 Iho'e d,siFins complete copies OF the
Congressional Uniou and Appendix, win please
send Us their names previous TO the hrst daV OF
December neat.
Or We will willingly pay the postage on an
letters sent.to useontaining Five Dollars and
upwards. Other Letters directed 70 us. with The
portage unpaid, will not be taken out OF the III.
Gee.
RICHIE 4 HESS.
Washington, August I, Is4s.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19
ForSale.

A NEW. and a Second handed 9 horse
a wagon for sale, cash or good mich
cows wall be taken 10 Paymentat the Brick
Sable.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT g. co.
May l2lb, 1916. 81
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19
NegrOesI NegrOes!!
RHCHIE q nEISa
Washington, August I, Is4s.

NOR ale at tie Brick s,.bIs. Per 6,,,h,.
II particular aBply to
Feb. Is, less. y
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19

Al THE YAzoo CITY LIVERY STABLE
A LOT q Second banded Buggy "A -
= = wagon harnes', for sale By
June -, 1916. z ".
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19
TO ALL
Travellers, Planters & Traders.
Prices Reduced.

4 CCCO AOCOONCOOOs
SINGLE Feed for horse, 80 cts.
- 'snighI g. morning, 60 F
/" -" g. day, rs +"
Horse feed BY the week per day, so 4"
Single (eedOf hay or fodder only, Is /"
Boarding horses paid ia money in advance
per month, $40 90
horses paid in money Htths
expiration, 10 90
horses IL not paid at the expi-
ration, Is 90
and will be Sold Gof chsrges At our option.
We have also mnds arrangements that
persons Stopping with us, can be secommo-
dated at good houses, with good bedroom,
and beds at the reduced prices Of
Single meals, supper breakfast or dinner IN
Logging, supper, breakfast & dinenr. Is
Weekly ahd monlhIy boarding stIow.,
rates. BuggieS, horses and baggage sen,
to sOd ifOm any hotel Or other place il n,
city without extra charge to those siOpiue
with ne.
Horses, mules, negroes end ether proDer.
~ bought and sold on commission Pro.
ceeds on property subject Osly 10 ibs or.
der OF these placing the sane in our po.-
session. Instructions strictly adhered 10
a the HszoO Cfty Brick Stable.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT &Co.
May IS, 1915. ~
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19
The VIM HOTEL.
EAZ@N GREY.

2NHE undersigned takes this method Of inlor-
n ming TIE travelling public that be has Ne
come the proprietor Of tie well known Tavern
Stand foTmsEly occupied By Mfi, whitman,
and having rfftted and placed q in complete
order, Is noW fully prepared 70 render entirs
aatislaciion 20 90 Wbo may eaIl "a bin. HE
table vim bs constantly supplied with an the
SubsiantiaIs and delicaeies that BE market can
adord. Every comfort and attention uhinb ~
per,ohal eanEts can furnish viii Be strictly and
cboetf1ly given 20 be guests. HE bils viii h
moderate and satisiactory-his assstsuts atf.r-
iives end nothing lei undone b naks m.
VIM HOTEL emphatiealiy the TraVelIers,
December 70. 1915 lar
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19

0TONTHLE BOARDING Houses WILL
Itl b charged Fiag Cenis psf day az lhd
Brick sable. BLACkMAN g. SCOTT.
ptesnbeF l6, Isl5 y
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19

AT THE YAzOOCITV LIVERY STABLE
SOo1, vel broke pair ofhor'ss Zoe family
June q, 1886
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19

The following lie from the Messrs Corwine. 81
the Yazoo Banner, Benton, Mississippi.
BENTON, Mss, June %, la45.
We take great pleasure ia recommending 10
those afflicted with chils and fevers, DR.. w. w.
Woods Fever and Ague Pills, and in bearing
testimony to their efficacy in curing these dIsea.
ses. We have used those pills ourselves and are
knowing to the fact of their having been used in
great number Of famllie. in this county, and
are not aware Of their having tailed to cure in a
single instance. A. B. & S, l.. CORWINE.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19

YAzoo Cry, Mlss., April sc, Is45.
have used in my family Dr.. w. W. Woods
fever and ague pills, and can without hesi'apcv.
say that they are the most valuable medicine for
the cure Of agues and fevers OF chills and fevers
they never having failed in curing when have
had occasion to use them.
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THE TRIBUNE.

,rcTrRE ON THE STUDY OF THE GERMAN
LANGUAGE By MoRITz ERTHEILER For sale
- w II Graham Tribune Buildings. Price cents
We lave already given favorable notice OF this
,o,pre a, the time Of It's delivery and would, now
bs, #, is printed, recommend it to the attention OF
he Students oil German or those who are doubling
vbe,ber or not 10 become SO II is short aud should
no read as a whole, but the following extract fur
nsbes some good points
sossktng OF the influence that the study Of German
.yercises on the mind of the Ensh student have prn-
nsTy Two qualities cc the German language in view
az, its striking similarity With the English language III
.onss respects and secondly lie perfectly antpodal re-
,,ions 10 this language in others.
lnroEard the former point is obvious that t must
sre,t an English person be acquainted win ian
rusre which is similar to his own from the very reason
n his originated from 20 the extent OF that similarity
Inspecting the second point wish 10 remark th.t as
re German being original language differs from the
b.r principal modern languages the English French.
spanish and I,sliau which have resemblance among
lsmseyos so far rs each is derived from Latham ac
suspance with the above language must be interesting
md desirable Tor whose native tongue s one o the
sister languages
On account Of the different construction and origin OF
me German In comparison with the English language
an English person contrasting the former with the latter
must become conscious OF the forEe and prnci-
pes of Ills own language uasnuch as we obtain more
intimate acquaintance with subject the greater number
AZ different views take of IL The student thus die
ecs the English tongue with the implements OF Ger
man erarutnar
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Judicial Reform-JustIces otthe Pence.

PORT
To tie Editor Of I'll, TriJHae:
In The Weekly Tribune is article on Judicial
Reform signed Subscriber After going on al
some length, he recapi;ulates and proposes to eS-
tend the jurisdiction Of Justice Courts which is all
very well But let Us look moment 81 the manner
in which the law directs that Justices shall be np-
pointed Each town IS allowed 10 have four Justl-
ces, which ere appointed at the annual town meet
ing. &c. In Essex County towns containing q
population of three thousand souls and there are
towns that contain not more than one or two hun
dred souls each entitled alike TO four iusuces-this
IS not as it should be.
Let our Justice Courts be nodded after g" 4 Sub
scribers" plan if you please but al US have re
form in the manner O: distributing Justices among
the people, in manner more equal than the pre-,
sent mode would propose that every organized
town. containing population OF 300 souls or less
shoud be entitled 20 Justices, and one ustlce
he added TO every 500 souls alter; 50 that town
containing three thousand souls may have liberty TO
appoint seven Justices, or may determine by vote IN
town meeting whether they Will exceed the number
of five lbut in no case less than 1--WE IN population
az three thou sand souls Again Il the jurisdiction
of Justices be extended the amount OF $500, care
should be taken 10 select men for the office OF sound
Judgment and of mature age say no man should De
alieibIe 10 The Office under the ace Of 30 nor shonld
n,ore than one half of the Justices in town be law
vers If Tustices be properly selected and their
Jurisdiction be extended, the plan proposed wouli
DO away with the necessity OF The Courts OF Com
mon Pleas. and cave millions OF dollars II costs
yearly to the good people Of this State
'' AN OBSERVER
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Fnect- Of Hntl.Ins in Consumption.

TIE WArER-CuRE Journal, Edited By DR.
Shew. OF this City contains, we notice, in No :,
strong statement concerning the utility of water in
that dire disease Consumption. I; is quota,ion
from celebrated English author Professor Elliotson
Late of he University OF London The Professor is
ono,ed az speaking first the natural means OF invig
Grating the svz,e,n as y fresh air exercise sui,able
c-,f,;rs. food, drink Sc &c sts. which NJ says Ii
We can DO al this may IN many cases prevent ph,!i
.ia I.ons1r1uto:5 especially II in addition We c5u
make patients use the cold shower-tath many can
por bear 3 cold shower-hsih at hrst bat they csu
bear =, fspf aud by degrees they cSn bear il coN 7
saw v1l-g gent ar1au whose brother died Of oh,hisi.
he egpccIorEcd blood al me same time ais brother
ana they appeared equally disposed 70 ph,hsis IA
the disease very as and nc Gled The survivor
was shifting blood contGiay ani the pupil OF his eye
cvas large Jrcraci upon MIN 20 bega the use Of the
shower hab snt re hss done - all winter The re-
suit Is thq has LOST ms cough sps no more blood
and ia row strorg young No doubt, If he tase
care NJ himself and commit no excess OF any de.
scrpt.on he wi go on ''el do not know any
means so powerful in hardening" the body as
rho use nf the cold showe--bath. LAT il is TO be
rcr,enhersd that We cannot harden" .uery per.
s0n and that We may Kill many IA the attempt: Some
lades n order - s,reu-,hen themselves vii % out If
doors Ia the ,aust FROSTY weather and BY that
..n ininrs ,ber,=,vrs We make the most deli.
Gaze hohnusc plant hardy ny lowering he temperature
gradually; but ynat VII harden viii %Gi another
and what will not harden one person ~ all would Oh
quite sufficient nsrGen GHclr ard therefore ths great
,,s care should be employed. Some try harden
themselves by having Hc window open and they glory
ia having their cDverets some can besrt but
orea, number could never bc-r any thing the kind
sui, sru sure Il is proper treainen; to harden peo.
pie as much As oe bpr0e.
Farther on Professor E.i!otscu SAYS very properly
tbs; when the shower bath cannot be borne. spon2n9
tepid or cold is highly usefu aud productive OF sreat
comfort especially when the hectic Is Its also the
most efficient rnsgns Of preventing hectic and
10 the time g1osl suitable the patients feelings Of com.
f1rt should always be consulted.
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UNIVERSITY EDITION

OF DR.. WEESIERS DICTIONARY Abril z4i from
~ lie o.sso American Dictionary, with Walkers Key 10
tie pronunciation Of Greek Lstn and Scripture proper
Names &c wiki Memoir snc Bust OF the Author One
volume, royal duoGscimo
In this Revised Edition. principal object has been
furnish work 10 those numerous crsses OF The community
want for consultation something above ordinary
School Dictionary. but who disposed purchase
Webs:ers sTger works. For this purpose numerous sd
dtons been made Inc vocabulary and the dehn
tons particularly from .hs! portion Of the American Die
.iousry whch added in The edition OF lsil and ssofom
the aadsnda OF 1885, lhat the cum3er o! words N this
csbusy Is above .y ho,scn2 lsQ0o THAI IN
Wake s large Dictorsrv.
Tbs Djc-anary designed .u sere5a az popular ns-, !
presented the public i- hops it q xii. meet The
ofHuuudes II Tho cruntryen of Dr. Webster net
ouy The teachers IL cl gsses!n Pubic schools
Gat acad5ars but also IN tie Counting House r Manu-
factory ami lie Family For sale Booksellers -ne ally
HUNTINGTON II SAVAGE,
ear1.s y
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General Notices

~ Just received, supply Q; Arrowroot. produced
nj ST Msrvs II IA fuly equal IN quality 10 the
Bermuda from which il be distinguished IL shy re-
nect either before cooking ster snd selling NJ h,i
,h nrice GratnoUs samples for trial NAV be bad AT the
subscribers Store. J. l. CODDINGToN,
STfim- S03 Hndscu-st. Spring
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Glalio1srp, Me.

Gum ELASTIC Paper FolderH-These Holders or
~ Sands are Tor placing round pGpcs or parcels 10 an
nsnt one can be placed round bundle OF papers hoding
hem i,n and ye: al all ,ie9 SLOWING ola great addit'oh
or reduction without any os Of clmpacneas or seGnIfy-
So i've, Statlorers II Msidennne.
NIOTNs, DRAFTS, Bile, OF Exchange, Shipping
/ Receipts Bills Lading, &c. in great variety, by
FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL, stelioners,
ats "a, II MsIden-sns.
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r. John Burdcll, Dentist, hss removed from th,
corner Of broadway and Franslin-st formerly eorne,
Chsrnbers.st and Broadway 20 Nc ohiou,hace ana
square Southeast side Of the Park and cor l4ih-f
For The two or three years many OF his trends have
been msled and he had 10 bear The responsibility OF
.rr-anI haranha- - - III W.
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gRATTBWATTEjS RETROSPECT

hF PRACTICAL MEDICINE and SurEerr, PAR! ~
~ Inv 1916 10 Isnusr; 5i6 - Jus! published, containing
upward OF SO0 pages oct4vo Piicc 50 cenis.
This invaluable cowp-ll o. Medical Intelligence com.
pTises every discovery and improvement Of
my importance MADE in lie medical science during the
last six months. /. hat Is acknowledged TO
indispensable 10 the practitioner who wishes 20 keep
pare with the Improvements OF the and It's merits
Wei the profession who, with accord, have
ranked IL he most try n.s'u medical Journal ever
published.
Terms for The whole series, No. 20 II, So per year
thereafter, s. -. Address pQs- paid On, publisher,
isf DANIEL ADEE lG7 Tultou-st.
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.j.I'irgs n.r SrsT Very fine bso aud shings. al
NM nv - J. < CODDISGTON,
aSf I'm Sg5 Hud.on-st. SpnnS.
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peneral Noticss

~ uvdropnrhy.-A Hy3ropaihc insti:ition hss
ha5 - aio-rs1sn, \ J. under the supervision Of
Or. g. T. Dexter. 4,,
m s,i1t. ard is arrangements OF Ssths &c are Alter ths
islest sra mos; approved plan "a,
~ f., oi water On disease /. truly surprising Old
.bri cornulxuis sTcI dyspepsia. soGl long standing
rhur1at;srn spinsi diseases. car'ature rfvou 1itt
lies paru SIS SKIN osesse" lntaIes oil C's pies dIoS!
$500 n, ih- ,solnb receive Immediate aai p5rInaleD!
and acute disesse= are ST oRce arrested and enre
aori.tozr l. well known one u the mos: delsci;
81 Ssv iIla yea n r.. country rendering H. therefore
avsr,- desirable residence for tHysics-
Appcatons for admission can DC mads al III " a'efs
~ ~ iir-- post paid Dr. Dexter t. MordsLo1n ii5
rs- The subscribers LozenSe tof Cod n ne re
Head Instantly seTistes he o. Ia
,-sassrt disorder Perit,e; 10 dissolve slowly II ule
month in ia action he nucus membrane OF mat organ
n vi,bd-zws Inflammation from the parts affected IL Is
nlso an ecacous and approved remedy Tor hoaisenes
ard loss OF voice Price = cents a box ,,n
Sold 81 The principal drug stores, and By J ~
DINGTOS SOS Hndson cor, sPrngss ~ lmi"P
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~ ,. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor al
Law and Commissioner OF Dc-ds, SC viii attend n tue
Reading Room OF Ssnmsay Hall 1T eli eoara Of ihe DAY
sna Gssu;ns Ni9 vsH
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1%FAIlFRi.L REMEDY for Frosted Limb'-The
proprietor Of The 1Hc.,h LnIlnsG Thc5 has s1taiasi
such celebrity m the north OF Europe, for s 'cscy n
hearing Frosted fubasnd bssn Introduced Oy hm IN PHI
lsdepha equal acGlatas hoae afflicted 'na
w. he's appointed Agencss NJ <5 Blesckar-st. ana 30
Nslacusn- ard 81 biaJea-lsEe surs where supply
..ay 4 - p. NJ No. -t'-N ~ wv
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thTATEK PROOF InG.a Rubber 6oodds,ot GoodYsar's
- Pgle; Guueas.c VSsrened 20 stand IN any climate
GEORGE BEECRER 100 Broadway, tterween Pine and
Wall has hand and is daily receiving from the lac
tories general goods manufactured under the
above pstent which he Offers the trade c prices viz
Gum Elastic Shoes, mems, a.! sizrs
Do DO isdies' DO
Warranted not sifan soften under suy degree OF
cold or heat
Carriage ana other cloths Of every style and thickness
Japanped Cloth patent leather hnsh, an article superior
TO patent leather and at leSs cost
n;achlne Banding, Military Tents.
Life Preservers 81 patterns Water Hose. every siIe.
Portable Shower Hsihz Caps, Hats md Sous-,Gers
low price over Cuais
Travelling Bag.. Pea Goats, tv.,,.,n..,yi-.
Horse CCvera Cicnks
Carriage AprouS. Capes.
CaIriage Boots. Mems Ov-rsils,
Wafer PSils, various patterns Leggn',
Baking Mas, Hunting AMI Fishing Boois.
Ta6ias5 Aprons Dlcking PANS. with Goas,
Mechanics Aprons, Foot baUs win air Tubes
Gun Cases and Covsr- Sispsnders and Ela-tcs.
All Pi!Ow-, Gloves and Ailt',
Chair Cushions, Camp Sisnkct-.
" acOE CgshDus Gircinetss and '''O.
Air Mattresses, irents Tor Sportsnrn.
t. The above goods are prepared by entirely
diere. from any o.fes manufacture rendering ten nin-
,v superior 10 the cCmucc Rubber goods heretofore sold
10 H., market Orders promptly executed for goods OF all
vtvia- rs 2syvtf
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pEBATE on SLAVERY.

HELD IL THE CITY OF Cincinnati. me Is, "a. SC
a1i oh days Of October lsl5 upon The Question. Il
Savr-H od;r. II t-sel' sinful. ard the rsstion between
Msst- and Sieve suiui Fs'soH " between Rev bancA
srt 4ut \. = R3ce. y y SO i2mo. Jus; pUb.ised BY
~ MARK H. NEWMAN I9a Broad vvay.
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Books
rMpaISnMhrrNT FOR DERt

lust PUBLISHED-Ths Act IN sbolish Imprisonment
y Dsb and P1uiah srad Glezt Debtors with a! The
Au,enarsuts contrasting also Forms and Practical Direc
;oas FOR proceedings NICER sad act with references 10 de-
sOus FOR SUE AZ tia Ls lark and Stationery Store ot
Of IAESFN 4 BELL. i52 Nassan-st-
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RUGERfS ARITHMETIC

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