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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-19
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Shipments of Goods, Wares and Merchan-
die. per good vessel or vessels, between New
Orleans and Eastern ports-between New Or
leans and other Cult ports--belween all Amer
lean p,rts and English or European ports, or
to any other mlritime port whatsoever in the
Atlantic waters, against the PERII.S OF THE
SEAS. F. BARKSDALE, Agent.
YazOo city, Sept u, 4s5O.-42-tfi
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-19

Household Furniture, and Goods, Wares, an
Merchandise. contained or stored therein, Q
gainst loss or damage by FIRE.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-19

Put on more steam, IN in hurry, as
the snail said, when he crept into railroad
care.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-19
bargains once nlOre!!

SP RING @ 0 0 s.,
lust suited to the trade. They have been Sc
lected with great care in New Orleans; and
will please the most fasidious, in point of price
and quality. His stock consists in part of the
following articles:
Dfess Silks; Linen & Silks Lustres;
Embroidered and Figured Cashmeres;
Musins of ali kinds; Barsjes;
Black Gro Rine; Ginghams;
Parasols; Gloves; Hosiery; Alpacas
Irish Linen; Silk and Thread Lace;
Linen Damasks & Table Covers; Bonnets;
French work Lace Capes; Collars;
Edgings g. Ense'tings; Sewing Silk &c.
READY MADE CLOTHING;
saddlery; Shoes; Boots; Hats;
AND DOMESTIC GOODS
besides many other articles too numerous tt
mention.
Ladies, and the public generally, are invite'
to examine this tasty & fashionable selection
of goods. am determined to sell cheaper thar
the cheapest. Try me.
May %, le5O-125-ts
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-19
To fheLadfeS!

4 . ub8O ulaHNHINSs
THNHE LADIES are solicited to examine the
Il beautiful stock of Summer Dress Goods
which l have just received. These patterns
are unsurpassed in style, quality and cheap
ness, by any ever before offered in this mar
ket ]. V. CALDWELL.
April, Is 195O-116-tf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-19
Memphis Institute.
Medical Department.


TENHE regular course of Lectures in this In
n stitute will commence on the First of No
vember, and continue until the last ofFebruary.
The Anatomical Department will be opened
and ready to receive students by the First ot
October. The Medical Department will be
under the direction Of the following
PROFESSORS:
J. CONQUEST CROSS, NJ. D., Professor of
the Institutes of Mediaine and Medical Juris-
prudence.
Z. FREEMAN, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy,
K S. NEWTON, M. D., Profes sor of Surgery
| H. J. HULCE, M. D., Professors of Theory
and Practice of Medicine.
W. BYRD POWELL, NJ. D., Professor of
Physiology, Pathology, Mineralogy and &C.
! ology.
J. KING, NJ. D., Professor of Materia Medica,
Therapeutics.
j. MILTON SANDERS, A. NJ, NJ, D., Pro.
fessor OF Chemis ry and Pharmacy.
]. A. VII SON, M. D., Professor of Oh.
stetrics and Diseases of Women and Chill
dren.
oLIN1QUE LECTURERS
NEDIcINE-PROF. H. J. HULCE.
SUEGERY-PROF. R. S. NEWTON.
Z. FREEMAN, III. D., Anatomical Demon.
|
The fees for full course oflectures amount
to Sl05.
Each Professors Ticket. S15. Matrlculator's
-. Demonstrators Fee, $40. Graduation
$50.
Those desiring further information vii
please address their letters (post paid) to the
Dean; and students arriving in the city will
please call on him at the Commercial Hotel.
r. S. NEWTON, NJ. D.,
Dean ofthe Faculty.
LAW DEPARTMENT.
HON. E. w. M. KING, Professor of Theor,
and Practice of Law.
Hon. v D. BARRY, Professor of CONNER
cial jurisprudence.
TERMs--S50 per Session.
5 All communications pertaining 10 thio do
partment must be addressed to
Z. w. NJ. KING, Esq.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March, 1850.
The Faculties, for intellectual abilities
moral worth and professional requirements
will compare favorably with the most distin
guished in orr country. The medical faculC
constitutes an anomaly in this or any othe
t country--alI of them are able lecturers and thu
best of teachers
Those who will contemplate our geograph
ical position, and the extent our population
can have no doubt as to the eligibility of on
situation for an enterprise of the kind. As t
health, including all seasons of the year, w
deny that ANY OTHER CITY HAS MORE.
A common error exists in the minds
many students relative to the place of studying
> medicine those who intend practicing anon
: the diseases of the West and South should Ger
:, tainly educate themselves at a school who's
; Faculty are practically acquainted with thos
, diseases.
Il That the public may be satisfied of the pei
: nancy OF this school, we feel it our duty I
5 state, that the Trustees and Faculty form
r UNIT in action, which augurs we'll for its fl
e ture success and that the peculiar internal o
5 ganization which connects them, cannot
interrupted.
r Z. ". M. KING,
II President of the Memphis Institute.
March 80 1850,-1l2-tf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-19
NEW FIRM,
SIfrODsllirC & WasSe

FTAVE on hand an assor ment of DRY
E0GOODS, GROCERIES, PRODUCE &C.
Which they are disposed to sell al the lowest
rates for cash or to punc,ual customers on the
usual credit
Main Street. Aug. 2Ist, 1850 39-tf.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-19
l. A DIES.

FINE GROCERIES.
FENEAS, Loaf AID Orush eug a, ,0olurot,,- an
Il Soda; smoking and Chewing Tobacco
Soap; Star and Sperm Candles; Pepper and
SPice-4 cask % jars pure Brandy-all Of
the finest quaIity-for sale by
April IL, J. V. CALDWELL.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-19
Shoes! Shoes

SHOES! SHOES!
Z have made large additions to nv stock Of
3 shoes. The assortment cannot be beaten.
Call and examine this great variety.
April ID, ]. V.CALDWELL.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-19
WAsnixsToN, Sept. 12.h.

WA51iN3T0N, ScpF. I'm.
Sry.r1.-Scward's amendment abnlishing
Slavery in The District was rciected-4j 10 /.
. Claws Expressing the slave trade in the
Dis.ri,., was discussed and laid temporarily on
Ile tl5Ie To be- tlken up.
IIoy5r.-Bill to supply deficiency in pay and
hir1ye Of Numbers was taken up.
4 Iu-i i've slave bill called UP ordered 10 a
Bird reading aud passcd-lO9 10 %.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-19
e q. CaldWell,

KEEPS always on hand superior stock o
1ADrY Gonds, Staple and Fancy; Shoes
Clothing; Hardware; Cutlery; Queens Ware;
Glass-War Saddles and Saddlery; Loaf and
Crushed Sugar and sundry condiments. -
Gipe hin cal before purchasing elss.cheye.
April lS, Is50-ll6-f.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-07

Fatal accident.-Mr. A. Watson, an Overseer
Of rock blasting on the Vermont and Canada
Railroad, was killed in Georgia VT, on the 18Th
ut. by an accidental discharge Of powder in the
crevlce ola rock. He was highly respectable
citizen.
The Message in South Corolina The Charles
ton Mercury says Of the late Message upon Cal
llornla-" The President has USED his whole au-
tho'liy to take forever from the Southern States
all share IN the territory Of the confederacy.-
California Is first to be fraudnenly introduced
Into the Union, and then to be used both as a
preceden, and positive power for Introducing
the other territories"
PRor. WrBsrER's TRIAL-Profcssor Web
sier will probably be oraigned at the March
term Of the Supreme Judicial Court. bu, his trial
viii not take place until June OF July. il being
impossible so to arrange The business of the Court
as to secure a fall bench before that time. The
day OF trial viii be fixed al the time OF the ar
raiInueni.- Bosion Courier.
The Boston Mad says the trial will take place
in March.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-07

~ - minutes rast II, A. N. the fire was still
raging 10 iAe Fuius, winch were surrounded by
an immense crowd of people. extending into Inc
adjacent portions If Frankfort and Pearl streets.
FROM ihe appearance Of the runs. it must be
impossible 10 discover the remains OF the numer-
Gus victims Tor many hours yet. The whole
bu.iairr appears 10 have fallen into RUNS i.n,ue.
datoiy after tie explosion. Hardly piece Of
tie walls IS standing on Hague street
o CLOCK, P. II.
There were still at - o'clock number of
vo c-s heard uadcr TIC ruins. Their cnes all
tn forenoon were most plleons IL is feared
tla the large minority of ,h,se under the ruins
are e'her crushed 10 death, or drowned from the
Immense qudnlty Of water poured in.
Il tie workshop most ei the hands were PIES
eni. II has been stated by one of the men taken
iron the rufus hat II was an old steamboat boil
CT natcled up.
The proprietor ard his friends stare however,
that I was rev Montgomery boiler and the
ac,i4cut j. accounted fur BY the intense frost
cuoilH. down tie boiler 10 low degree of ten
peTaufe, ana thea tue fire being applied sudden
~, ana w'ih ZOO great force, tAls morning, caus-
cd an undue expansion of It, and thus produced
ia. eXplo,irn.
In HE maehinc shop ard hat-shop to-eiher
lhtrr were usnaIiy about 40 hands enployed
BOYS present at the time of The explosion Up
t. II O'Clock, about 30 bad been taken out from
the runs, 50 .hat there must be some 90 or 30
there sill.
9 2. NJ. Tho shack Of the explosion was f,.lr
IN Bros d"ay. dlslatce OF quarter Of mile
4 potion ct the front wall Of Hal g. Sons >oap
factory u-s blown sixty feet. The boiler was
used for the first time "a the building This morn
ing, bot WITS not new, having been used on board
Steamboat. The binding belonged to Harper
~ BIolher>, and vas valued at $4,000. The
machinery, which was all DESTROYED, was very
vaua6ie. The females employed by Burr, hat
ter. had not come 20 work, eXcrpl two, and they
escap ped. The greatest excitement stu prevails
a. lie scene Of the disaster. Some of he bodies
taken out ae horribly mullaled. Altogether
forty have heen taken olt iro :he ruins wound
ed aud dead. Taylor s. Burr's loss about $50.
600, partly insured. No insurance on the build
M. A. near rs has been ascertaned, there
were 100 IN tke binding al the tiuc Of the ex-
piusIon. Several more bodies hive been found.
the engineer who is said u be very careful
and experienced nan, Is yet missing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-07

somrTnvc ES1IasLr NEw,-Ahd worthy the attention
of every House Keeper, especially Keepers If iot,-
Boarding Houses, &c. a PATENT EL,sric BORON
for Reudsiead,, instead Of the old way of
very simple very sopg. Tie of the nvennr
consists in furnishing substantial bottom heG,ieass
which shall be elastic aud have all the advantages a
beaistead, while the time il the
posts and ais cospaciy together if need he without ths
aid. lis sueIeedng almost excIusyely that Of tho
cor. stead in all places where has been introduced, be
Of its strength aud simplicity, and because
furnished al the price % other eads, including the
cord. They may be examined al Furnilure
Rooms Of Abbot < Emery, Montpelier, VI.
y. b. Rickeiy old bedsteals may be bo,lomed
made good strong new small consideration
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-07
Remarkable Cure of diseased
EHr3S ut Belfast. Ne.

The following reported rs II. g. q. Washburn
ESQ. agent for the Hungarian als4u., Belfast Me- VII,
will give any further information respecting toe t,a
NAV DE- ,hsred:
d. F. Bradire: Dear S'r-Nr. Clark, oil P.mora, Me
was taken sick about wear ago bad cunsh piia
The side and aud toubied with general dehl.. lie
consulted several doctors vino prescribed Tor bHn5ut
naliy told
THAT He COULD NOT GET WELL
lie stopped taking medicine, but confined grow
mil weak that he scarcely ap. lie
notice OF tic Hungarian HasHm, procured bottle, anl
continued take according the
saw few months he strong men, aud he be-
heves, permanently cured
Yours, respectfully, DC o. WASliBrRN.
DAVID +. BRADLEES SON. 1870 Washington street.
Boso Agents for tho INIT sistes, aud BRUSH Prov
iHcrs. American price, Dollar p~r b1uic.
AGENTS. Montpelier, Saiyin X Collins: Barre, a +.
Ihumss: Washington, Thutber & Iowles: Chelsea, l.
u. i:acon: corn'h, J. Cook T.. Corirtn, y. Blake
Nerbury. & II, Keyes: Bradford. &. H. Prichard
NosthlriI H. H. Camp, mad by dealers medicine scner-
ally ihiDug Aout New England.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-07
Artificial Teeth.
THE BEST POSSIBLE STYLE,
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.

THERE IS no necessity that persons who artificial
Teeth should be annoyed by the r.uis commonly
them, imperfect f., sud Yerccpiblc
thea white speaking, obyInus sf
ort Keep IN place ree, short too long and
cnns and unnatural and ad colr >ape baf
To disugrseabe expression a. noG.h; aud such
deficiency in strength he unable bear the sJrou-
grinding msstlcati0a, which all we'll ite teeth should
Ieeh made in the kshrst 81 eet,oa either
Whole sets parts Of set, unA ,RrAsTxo
3 5 MESTIONYD FfrLIs. DR. a. KIM
BALL, No. so BROADWAY, NEN YORK.
Dr. X. mas for sven sPecii attention 10 the
aud setting of Artificial Teeth and
sfy pr Of the highest 81 u in the different process
of Ibis diff ull art, aud he allows ~oS 20 Of
highest caGrGetss-wbee and half of teeth, 1serf-
iy Heae ths pr'RePc FaEssURE-stsGt
aad Agrg sod PLtS only asst while millions Of teeth
Of possible sh1e and caia eEahl, him selec:
suc ex.cily adopted e The particular necessities Of
each Win ihese asd Obvious advantages and
me OF large ana long Continued Praciic Dr h.
makes Of Ieh at TIE iees hat PessHs the
try hare them made for tls va uaee here thy
red 50 hat any ono my have, It the eAeagst rqes the
fisAsst style Of orS and the al expense Of
New iGgs will b. than epl ~ the poreet certainty
o. having Teeth uade that shall Fg sey The hgte,t
IF tAe earsr, practice aa the expert
enes derived from large field OF observation, scenes per
reion 10 tneutEGl-iuie not atta-le - iose no 1ake
ols few sets in year,
1T kim,l AIMS to meet The pts Of dat large class in
the community whose eIcumsilnes have hitherto prevent
cd iae ON aiiins themelves ct the OF the
acconp shed operators and viii give persons
~ 'i a9seIes heiFS Il lH Pr e. ihr conIt and aG-
antEe ola syis Of work which has hthes,o been atana
De those who could afford pay the ahesI prices
h sea eors indeed richly oorf, 1u; which sl cannot
pay au satisfactory ground ol iIenee Iei.T
e5iiy of DR. Kinsl f-la Hose condiiisps
l. ioGE he ope alton of governing principle OF his
business which - that whenever ses g aTs fHi.h
Cd ed pae'd n TIC Hrrs, te PHisat jas soi.ed
ti a "a ersrg particular, regerd frsaga, ePPezrGaee
IT, cellar, tting Else pea timing q r. h pyfc ib
eta 10 aeese fixing it, the whole fk OF making perecr
aud satisfactory operation d. X. e-rs himself
Every nceaui Dectcn for The p, aTfiian et the mouth
ami satisfactory iaoraton Of aay SIND rlang 10 the sub
lsc: previously hav.ss e-t made hsd 10y address
~ kin,ail 81 hts place Of bu mess, No. - BOaa
WY New I0IS-
htfer-
ur. VALENTINE MOTT Ffof Srr-ary.
DR.. GRANVILLE SiiARft. FAT iSOS. rrus.
Anatomy. q inc Ua.serssY 81 NerS-
New York, Nov. l6, lsi3. sl.lu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-07

n@The Patriot runs mad over the desertion
Of those eight southern democrats on the cleo
tion Of Clek 1t has'Bt word TO say on the
deser.ion Of The member from the Montpelier
District on the election Of Speaker. 1t was
right for Mr. Peck to desert Cobb-t Is horrible
for Southern democrats TO desert Forney. Harp
away, MIR. Patrot-you're teaching your sub
scribers principle Of opposition 10 traitors,
winch will IccoA upon you when the proper
tine comes. II would be better for your own
interests TO advance principle Of general am
nesty to deseners.- Burlington Sent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-07
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION AND
DESTRUCTION OF LIFE.

New FORK. Feb. \.
An awful explosion occurred here this morn
inr. lie full particulars Of which il Is impossible
to eve At jlis Tine The accident occurred a,
about : 10 o'clock. by the bursting of 2OO
horse pn'c boiler, III the printing press and ma
chine shop, of NJ. A. B. Taylor, No. , Hague
S.. vi,ln door or two Of Pearl ST. As soon
a. ;ha explosion took place the whole building
winch ~as 6 stories al height was actually lf.et
from it. .ounda'pnlo a lei Git Of -ix feet, tum-
bliHE down, cushing beneath he ruins Il grea
many people. s. great was the iorce Of the ex
rlo7ian lhat fragments Of the building were scat
terei IN every direction. Number u lives los
Is not vet asCcrtalaed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-07

SMOKING CnImsEYs.-The Scientific Amer
can states, on reliable authority, that II at two
feet above the throat of your chimney you en-
large the opening to double The SIZE fer further
space of two feet, then carry the rest as at the
first your chimney viii never smoke.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-07
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Dfatbs.

Ia this viiiPge, of consumption the lst instant The
cheering hope OF a blessed Immortality Mr.. John Walton
aged IS years.
Ia Moretown, December lat, Isi9 Mrs Lucinda Herrn
widow of the late james Herin aged 10 years. Iiners in
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-07
Ada1ns,s Arithm etical Series.

Is, PRIMARY ARITHMETIC, or Meo;.l Operation in
Numacr being Introduction the gsvi-ed EDITION
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81. ADA&S'S AEN ARITHMETIC, Revised Edition
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-07
cambridge Cat.ie Rsaraet, Jan. 30

Reported Tor the B.stoa Daily A,v-iiiseI.
At Market 03 Cie, ab ut 59l Becycs, and lo3 Stores
consisting OF iukns uNea Cows ead Calves, Yeaiins,
Two Near- ri and fhIcs Ye II ale.
Frcfs Market ilec-EAtra -, per rwt lsi quail :
$3.50, 2ut qaaht, s., 81 quAny sl,5, ordinary So 81.
stsi=s- working OXEN 80. 60 d 90.
Cows and Calves SIT, . a 80.
le4Iliur-, - 10
Teo A+4is OH. 10 a %
Tlnee Yeas Oi, S2, 81
Sheep aid Lambs, 3IJ0 Market.
Pmcrs-Extra S2,5), 34a 81. BY Lot-sl. 1875. Lee,
Si,-3aS.
swime-4 Sc; retail g.
Rciuark--MaGkei about the last week 100
tie lJls she ep and lambs 81 detained by the
last Wednesday Included in the report
l0i Csrs tire Fiteahm eh R4iosd. and IS
the Bcson Lowe Railroad, loaded with Culile, Sheep.
and Horses
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-07
1ilnrhets.
Brighton Cattle ifar.set--xan. 81.

Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
A. Market 80 ise, Cattle, 300 SHEEP 80 Swine
rsIcEs-Bcg CatHe-I.ust weeks lrlcts Il rdl
us lined We quoie EAta 81, - frsI quality s. 81
555, cuHd s. - 30, ih'rl- = 80 a.
Working Osep--sales at so, -, s..
Cows ard Cav s. ile. Al so, "a - a 81 aud rs.
Stceg-S2 IS and So % Nsihcrs % >, 81 - Il So
Sra-~esefai s,lail lots poddl- sow-, ant
blfrows.