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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-19

James K. Polk was the youngest Of the Presidents
at the time of his inauguration being but 40 years
and months old. Mr.. Fillmore is the next young
est being at the present time so years old. Jackson
the Oldest of the Presidents at the time of his
trement, and John Adams the oldest at the time
of his death The youngest of the Presidents at the
time of his retirement and his death, was James K
Polk-PhHadelphia Euening Bulletin.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-19

Why IT'S WORSE TO MARRY THAN TO D1E-"rll
tell you. He that's dead is happy. He's housed and
summer-alike to him are praise, scorn, aattery,
want, abundance and the stealthy creepings on of
old age. But he that's married-Oh Lord he's per-
petually miserable. The chimney always smokes,
the roof leaks everything is either too early or too
late, or too good for him, He's pitfalls wretch
and coward to boot for he fears that every little
cloud IN the domestic heavens(?) will burst upon
him in tempest of tonguen' Smith
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-19
THE BENEFfTs OF ADyERTIsING

VTTE learn that Dr. s. p Townsend has sold ont the rood
and raw material on hand for the large sam 81
This illustration of the advantages benefits Of I'D
both wealthy and well known individuals They have we
understand employed the celebrated Chemist Dr. James R.
Chiffon who will hereafter have the compromising depart
ment under his immediate supervision They men
of enterprise and WILL doubt sustain the character
celebrated medicine which has the reputation of being the
best preparation of Sarsapara made in the United States
The propretor understand warrant their article
in all climates any length of tme which have
doubt Of when manufactured by practical chemist IS
Professor Chiffon, who is well known to be of the first
chemists in this country.
The public hereby notified that the preparation extern
OF SARsAPARLA is manufactured under direction
and supervision from the ORIGINAL RECIPE obtained from D
ens purely vegetable and WithO"t Mercwy-and also that
the ingredients udcousy compounded SO as to obtain
from them their JAMES s CoN Chemist
New York, February 1850.
The Undersigned wholesale Druggists in the city of New
York have sold DR.. s. P. TOWNSHIPS CoMPoUNp EXTRACT
OF SARsAPARLA for several years. consider it the ORR
gie and Genuine Dr. Townsends saraparila that it
the first introduced to public under tna' name
Boyd Paul, 40 Courtlandt-st
Walter B. Townsend & Co., 2I8 Pearl-st
Leeds & Hazard I2l Maiden Lane.
IGhR W caTlG Go Co., 81 a5 gs MassT Lane
Graham s. Co. 10 Old Sip -
R: B. haviIand s Co, Office, IN Broadway.
Thomas MAJ Maxwsn, Sc William-st.
William Underhill, Jr, 1873 Water-st-
David T. Lanman, SO Water-st.
Marsh s. Northrop, 69 Pearl-st.
Norton, Babcock & Wood 139 Maiden Lane:
Penfold Clay & Co., 4 Fletcher-st
Olcott, McKesson & CO., 127 Maiden Lane
A B. & D. Sands 100 Fulton-st
Schiefein Brother s. Co., 104 and l06 John-st:
Lewis & Price, So Pearl-st
Haviland, Reese s. Co., 80 Maiden Lane.
Rushton Clark s. Co., ITO Broadway, 10 Astor
House, and 273 Broadway corner Chambers-st.
Philip Schiefeln & Co., 1O7 Water-st.
Pou s. Paanca SO John-st
Sherwood & Coffin, Ga Pearl-st.
Rust s. Houghton, SO Johnst.
l. Minor & Co, PA Fulton-st
1ngersoll s. Brother 230 Pearlst.
Joseph E. Trippe, 12S Maiden Lane.
Haydock Corlies Clay 2l8 Pearlst.
Creenleaf & Kinsey. As Courtlandt-st.
DIR. A. c.. EVANS & BROTHER the only wholesale
and retail agents, here for Dr. s. P. Townsends Impro
we'd Extract of Sarsapara where may be found all times
large and select stock of Drugs Medicines Paints Patent
Medicines and the many fancy articles usually kept in the
largest establishments
Wilmington N. c., June g. 1850 Aft
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-19

The only limit in its application to grass land is that
it should not be laid thick as to destroy the
grass by excluding the air.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-19

JAMES NJ. REDMOND, Tarboro Edgecombe county, N. c.
JOSIAH JoHNsoN Clinton, Sampson county.
JOSEPH r. KEMP, Baden county.
DIR. SHERWOOD, Striekland's Depot, Duplin county.
B. S. KooNcE Richland, Onslow county.
&. BARNES Black Creek, Wayne county.
VoLEY B. PALMER authorized to receive advertisements
subscriptions the Journal New York. Philadelphia
and Boston, and receipt for payment for the same.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-19

Young ladies should never object to being kissed
by Printers; they should make every allowance for
the freedom of the Press
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WARREN, n. c..
SIN md haTv fe

Sulphur and ChaIybeafe
HE Proprietor of this establishment has the satisfaction
of announcing the public that since the last he
has greatly enlarged and improved his buildings be
able to much larger number and to offer still
This Pleasant and Heaithful Resort.
No trouble expense will be spared to render his patrons
THE MEDICAL PROPERTIES
the Sulphur have been amply tested during the
last nine years large number of visitors and its benef
ff siq sEPgY 5SPayfd T fhf 9Vrf Or rff Of RY
DISEASES OF THE SKIN, sc.
establishment scientific analysis which (gven
below that it is valuable Chaybate mild
have examined it. and witnessed its effects in some cases d
ring the two last seasons must prove beneficial in Aonc
fctom Nth Debility; of especial service to
living maarous regions of country whose blood
has been Of normal portion of iron by repeated at
FINE BAND OF MUSIC will be in attendance during
H-Persons travelling the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad
will always find hack ready for their accommodation at
Henderson and at the Warrenton Depot There will be
daily mail from Warrenton to the Springs.
CHARGES:
amllles per mont SO 90
FAMILIES per week '.'' 90
families per DAY: Month 90
Sngie person per week 90
Single person per DAY hi: %
Horses per month .'.................l0 90
forses per W
July /, 1850. VIM D. JONES.
Of Mineral Water from the Springs near Vansnto",
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING
Specific gravity, l000.l,
Contents Aeia Hydrogen and c"rOone
sulP!h1ate Of Miagnesia,
Solid Contents Carbonate Of Magnesia.
With trace Of Potash, Soda and Silica.
Total Solid Contents in 1890 GO grains Of the water,
Magnesia
Salts of Lime ........OS4
silicic Acid..........O.2s
Potash, trace.
Soda, trace.
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
Reaction Acid.
Specific gravity, IOOOs
Gaseous Contents-Carbonc Acid.
Carbonate of the Protoxide of Iron,
Solid Con+ao+s Socates of Lime and Iron
Each Pint of the Water contains: 'N" Oil" 0'A'H
Carbonate of Lime. ......O.l4
Silicic Acid. ......... O.42
Soda, trace.
Total Solid Contents in 1000 grains of the water,
Baltimore. ,s lynn NJ D.
DILLoW Case Linen and Cotton; for sale BY
| DIAPER and Damask Table Linen for sale BY -
y J. S. WILLIAMS.
b --- 80 '''l'D ''' sac j. 8 s. WILLIAMS.
T AIDES Parasols, SUN Shades and Umb, elias; fo
- SAFE py ]. S. WILLIAMS.
| IRISH Linens, superior make for sale by
J. s. WILLIAMS.
IN IL and l24 Linen and Cotton Sheeting for sale by
1 1O3 j. S. WILLIAMS.
WHITE and Colored Canton Grape shavvIs, Fo
| w sale by ]. S. WILLIAMS.
RLACk Lace and Colored Silk Mantas selling at great
Y ~ reduced prices, b. ]. 5. WILLIAM-
| TOFFEF cofraa M -. Pc Cosoo. a,t.o
| " bags Laguyra Coffee. Low for cash, at
s, June 281 N=~a~ - s4f GEO. H. KELLEY'S
| CODA RIscuit.-2O Boxes Soda Biscuit fresh from tn
NJ bakery. PERRIN s HARTSFIELD
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-19
European Taxation.

The Edinburgh Review contains some important
statements of the movement of the taxing power in
Europe in the last 35 years.
At the close of the great European war, the taxes
of Great Britain amounted to four hundred millions
of dollars annually They are now only two hundred
and fifty millions reduction of Sc per cent, But
the property and population have augmented much
in that period that the rate of taxation has been d.
minished So per cent-more than one-half.
From the peace till the year 1845, Great Britain
has repealed taxes to the amount of hundred and
eightyfve millions of dollars, annually; that
exceeds by one hundred millions the whole revenue
of Austria-by eighty-fve millions of dollars the
whole revenue of Russia; and by hundred and
thirty millions the whole of the U. States.
On the other hand the expenditure of France has
risen from two hundred millions annually,
to three hundred and fifty millions; and has, within
the last twenty years, much exceeded her revenue
that deficit of two hundred millions of dollars has
been incurred.
In 1915, the exports of domestic produce from
Great Britain amounted to one hundred and eighty
millons-in 1848 to nearly three hundred millions
of dollars. The registered tonnage increased from
100000 in 1914 to 4.052,000 in 1848.
These facts do not indicate that decline, either in
the wealth power of Great Britain, which Of
our statesmen have insisted on much.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-19

MODEST CLERK.-A young lady, with mind intent
on shopping, entered store on a certain occasion,
and addressing fresh-looking rosy-cheeked youth,
desired to know if he had any nice silk hose Ger
tainly, Miss" replied he; and Immediately the coun-
ter strewn with the delicate articles. After Sc
lecting pair she looked up very nnoeently and en-
quired, How high do they come sir 2"
The clerk blushed, turned in fact all sorts of col
ors but spoke not word. She gave him look of
surprise, and repeated her question. Again the youth
started stammered, and said,
Really, Miss, THAT is to say, think-could
not be positive, but my impression is, that they
just above-the knee.
They both tainted on the spot.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-19

1INRENCH Printed Muslin and Lawns, selling at cost
T. bv J. s. WILLIAMS.
CENTLEMEN'S Cause, Merino, Cotton and SILK Under
VI Shirts and Drawers; for sale by ]. S. WILLIAMS
AIDES Cause Merino, Cotton and silk Waist SGsts'
IL for sale by ]. 5. WILLIAMS.
FURNITURE Dimity and Fringe for sale by
5. ]. S. WILLIAMS.
CHEESE and Coffee.-lO boxes super Cheese bags
u Laguyra Coffee % Smoked Tongues: For sale low ny
July 12ih 1850 PERRIN s. HARTSFIELp.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-19

TIC the Freemen Of Netc-Hanorer County:
FelowCitzens-I myself candidate for the of
fee of Sheriff county Should be pleased to IA
with majority of your sufrages, pledge my honor
that will discharge duties of that Office to the best of
my ability. JOHN JONES.
June 18th, 1885, [40tfl
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-19

ng-We are authorized to announce THOMAS J. ARM
STRONG candidate for the Office Of Sheriff of New
Hanover County.
June %, 1850 Ate
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-22

RAILROAD AccIDENT.--We regret to re-
cord serious accident on the ra lrOad on
Saturday. The locomotive bringing IN the
mail train, ran off the tract about 81 miles
Thu side Of Clinton. and the engineer Mr.
Evans, had his leg so badly crushed as to re-
Qulre amputation. One or two negroes
were slightly hurt. The passenger. baggage
and freight cars were left on the track, and
not damaged. Il is not certainly known how
the accident Occured--whether from some
defect of the track or some obstruction pac
ed upon il. We are informed that some
we ks ago distractions were placed within
twenty pacss Of the spot where the accident
occur, d on Saturday. No punishment is too
severe for such an act, endangering so many
lives. Mr.. Evans, the engineer. is very
worthy and steady man, and his mislortu"e
e1ciieS the sympathy Of all. He has de-
pendent family, and we "a pose as ma tel
OicourSe the company will give him such EN-
P!oyment as will enable him to support them
Hcksburg Sentinel.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-22
oRaAr BR1rAiN AND SLAVERY.

Who can read the subjOined extract from
the London Times without silently thanking
his God & Fore. Fathers that no such slavery,
as is there described, exist in this country
and so long as our present institution contin-
ues ever can exist here Il proves that some
sort ofslavery must exist, and that which the
Southern States Of the United States have Rd.
opted is indni,ly preferable, to any other
whether we consider il in q moral religious
or civil view.
"On Wednesday last, we were coming
from Yorkshire to london by the Great
Northern and Eastern Counties Railway.
During the time we were stopping at the
S icllord station we observed a number OF
young women employed in clearing the
weeds from field on the South side Of the
station, and a man overlooking them who
held in his hand large stick. Our attention
was attracted to the man from the resem-
blance which more than one person remarked
h. bore to n slave driver; although the re-
mark was made that of course he would never
think orusing the stick to compel application
to work. Judge what was our asIOnshmen
when we actually saw the man beat one o
tho girls for neglect Of work, and that so Sc
vercly that the poor creature fairly wincheC
under the infiiclon. We could scarcely be
lieys the evidence of our eyes, chat sucl
means Of compelling women to labor were
'uAd in our own country.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-22
New Establishment.
J, C. BLACKMAN g. CO.,

], c. BLACKMAN s. CO.,
HAYING had their Livery Stable Establish
ment consumed by fire, have newly es-
tatlished themselves on
MAIN STREET,
In the most convent business part Of Yazoo
City, next door to Allen & Barksdale, and OPP
opposite Link & Harrison. We are prepared
as before, to accommodate travellers, droVers and
traders. ahave stabing, lots and sheltering
and good apartments for the safe keeping of
negroes for sale or shipment. We are prepared
to buy and sell on commission, or otherw ise
NEGROES AND STOCK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Having been engaged in the stock and ne
gro trade for some time, we propose to select
and buy for Planters and others, stock or ne
groes, and guarantee them TO be what we repre-
sent them to be as per bill of sale, or no sale
Satisfactory references given when required
We will train, trim, nick and dock horses Oh
liberal terms.
We have some negroes for sale, and viii
have stock Of all kinds SO soon as the trade
opens.
Planters and others having stock, negroes
or other property to sell'Or buy; will please
give US call.
We guarantee general satisfaction as re
CARDS fair and charges.
All property taken back that is not what WI
represent i. TO be as per bill of sale.
CD. BLACKMAN & co.
Yazoo City, July 2J-tf.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-22

SINGULAR Extraordinary ap.
pearance Of dead body, thirteen years af-
ter death In August. 1887, at Aquabogue,
L., J., one John Cameron. native Of Scot
land, after taking his tea, fell into convul-
sous; aud lied very suddenly. A Doctor
named Wright was sent for, but was in
formed the man was dead. and he imme-
diately went away. The body soon SWELL
ed up very much, and by some strange idea
the hands were tied across the stomach
The body was inferred the day after death,
but presented none Of the appearance of a
corpse, being quite timber. Mrs. Cameron
was at the time absent in this city, aud did
net return Cor a fortnight. After some years
young Cameron entered the employment Of
N. Currer, photographer, corner Of Spruce
Nassau streets, and the mother married a
man named Falls, ropemaker, and now
resides with him at Yorkville. Lately,
young Cameron having prospered In his
business, thinking it his duty to have his
lathe; remains more decently inferred, and
some sort of a monument erected 10 his
memory had the body Gisinterred by man
named Albridge. To the great astonish.
ment Of this man and his assistant, it was
with the greatest difficulty that they could
raise the coffin, and on removing the lid
they found the remains fresh and uldecay
ed, though little blackened, and the hanc
behind the head in a strange position, as
the deceased had awakened from trance
and struggled for freedom. This was NOR
strarge as the hands were tied. The cofiI
was pretty well decayed, and gave way IL
some parts. This discovery led to grea
deal of discussion in the neighborhood ant
to u any strange suspicious and surmlses
There appears to be desire that an inques
should be held, or some investigation tina
would elicit the facts of this mysteriou
case. The deceased was 35 years Of age
aud appeared to be in perfec health the da
before he was inferred. He was fond c
stuniag birds, and used large quantity c
) arsenic for the purpose.
1t IS expected tina: legal investigate
will take .placein few days.
N Y. Express.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-22
wall Arrangernent.

JACKSON mail via Canton, arrives erery
~ Sunday, Wednesday md Friday ii A. M.
Vicksburg nail via River. arrives every
Sunday, Wednesday and Friday; A. M.
Memphis mail via Lexington, arrives, every
Sunday, Wednesday and Friday; IL A. M.
DEPARTURES.
Jackson departs every Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays; 8 A. III.
Vicksburg every Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday, II NJ.
Memphis via Lexington departs every Tues.
day, Thursdays and Saturday; A. M.
JNO. E. SHROPSHIRE, P. NJ.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-22
CONVERSATIONAL.


SENArE.-The consideration of Mr.. Pearce's
bill for the settlement Of the Texas boundary
line was taken up.
MIR. Winthrop tookthe floor upon his amend
ment offered YES erday. His principle object
was to open the subject for further discussion.
He agreed with every Y ord of the executive
message. lie thought the friends of Califor-
MIA had a right to expect her admission first
He saw no objection to Pearce's bouEary line.
and therefore withdrew his amendment.
Mr.. Underwood then offered an amendment
giving indisputubly the same boundary line as
that provided in the omnibus bill, which was
rejected Yeas "a, nays On.
After some further debate, the question was
taken on Mason's amendment offering sub
stiute for the whole bill, when it was rejected.
Yeas IA, nays 81.
The bin wci then reported to the Senate
with the several mendments made.
The first amendment was the substitution OF
the expression, "her claim to territory" for
the words cher territory" in that part OF the
bill relating to the consideration tor. which ten
millions is to be paid to Texas.
After some discussion, the amendment was
'cOncuTred Ill.
The question recurring on the proylso' wllch
was itself an amendment, that FIVE OF the ten
millions of the stocks shall not be issued unit
;the creditors of Texas shall have been paid.
Mr.. Atchison spoke in foyor of its reception
After some further debate the PrcyISo was
disagreed to, yeas II, nays 30.
Mr.. Underwood resumed his amendment
,dop,inq the boundaries in the omnibus bill
reiected-yeas %, nays -.
After some further amendments, the bil
was ordered to be engrossed, and was the
read third time and passcd-yeas 30, nays ~
us follows:
Badger, Bell, Berrien, Bradbury
Bright, Cass, Clarke, Clemens, Cooper, Davis
of Mass Dickinson, Dodge, of Iowa, Douglas
Felch, Foote, Green, Houston, King, Norris
Pearce, Phelps, Rusk, Shields, Smith, SPruanc
Sturgeon, Wales, Whitcomb, Winthrop.
Nays:-Atchison, Baldwin, Barnwell, Ben
ton, Chase, Davis, Of Miss, Dodge, OF Wis
Ewing, Hale, Hunter, Mason, Morton, St
ward, Soule, Turney. Underwood, UPhan
Walker, Yuee.
The Senate then adjourned.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-22
F. : anklin Iron F oundery,
CASTINGS. &c. &c.
JOHN BOBR. Jro

ID ESPECTFULLY announces to Planters,
II and the public generally, that the old es-
tablished FRANKLIN'FOUNDRY Vicksburg,
is again in full operation, ready TO execute,
promptly, orders for Castiogs of all descrip-
tions, Mill and Gin Irons, Engine work, all
kinds Of repairing, &c. Also, Agent for Holch-
kiss's Patent Vertical Water Wheel. which is
rapidly superceeding all others. Patterns for
furnishing three sizes may be seen at the
Foundry, and its advantages over all others
pointed out.
Thankful for past favors, the proprietor
solicits continuance, promising to execute all
orders in his line, in a manner not to be SUR
passed at any Foundry in the South or West
JOHN BOBB, Jr.
N. B. All orders left with Messrs. Allen d
Barksdale, YazOo city, will meet with prompt
attention,
Vicksburg, Aug. 9, ls5O.-37-6m
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-22
Bargains once lRlorc!!

YENHE subscriber has just opened, on Msir
Il Street, alarge and complete assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
Just suited to the trade. They have been Sc
Iected with great care in New Orleans; and
viii please the most fastdious, in point of price
and quality. His stock consists in part of the
following articles:
Dress Silks; Linen g. Silks Lustrcs;
Embroidered and Figured Cashmeres;
Muslins of ali kinds; Barqies;
Black Gro Rine; Ginghams;
ParOsols; Gloves; Hosiery; Alpacas;
Irish Linen; Silk and Thread Lace;
Linen Damasks & Table Covers; Bonnets;
French work Lace 'Copes; Collars;
Edgings & Inse'tings; Sewing Silk &c.
READY MADE CLOTHING;
Saddlery; Shoes; Boots; Hats;
AND DOMESTIC GobDs-
besides many other articles too numerous tt
mention.
Ladies', and thepublic generally, are invitet
to examine this tasty & fashionable selection
of goods. l am determined 10 sell cheaper thar
the cheapest. Try me.
]. NJ. LAVENBERG.
May %, 195e-125-te.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-22
The Artesiam Springs,

-
NNHESE Springs situated in Madison county,
Il % miles Northeast Of Canton, will be
open for the recep ion of visitors on the 18th
May next. Gen. T. C. McMakin, we'll known
to the travelling and reading public as the best
landlord ofthe South, will have the superinten-
dence and management under his entire con-
troll. This is a sufficient guarantee for the
comfort of vistors.-We have erected g. in the
course Of erection buildings sufficiently spa
cious to accommodate 500 persons in allcoEffort,
and also a number OF double cottages which
will be rented to families by the month or sea-
son. There will also be a large ball Room and
band of music, Tenpin Alley and Billiard
Tables, for amusement andexercise, and Bar
room we'll furnished with the choicest sscrca-
ture comforts"
We have made arrangements with Mr.. Led
better, the enterprising contractor of the Yazoo
| City, Lexington and Benton Stage line, who
will promptly convey all passengers from those
points to the Springs.
Passengers by way of Canton, will be imme-
diately conveyed to the Springs by Mr.. Jesse
P. Brown, in Coach and Hack with speed and
and perfect safety.
These Springs are situated on the Ridge
which lies between Big Black and Pearl, in a
high rolling country and on the immediate borl
der of the pine region, and the proprietors feel
fully justified from their own observation, from
the estimation of that public to whom the ben
eficial effects of their waters are known, and
from the concurrent testimony of many intelli.
gent gentlemen of the medical profession un.
der whose recommendation and observation
they have been used, in recommending them
in all cases in which tonics arc indicated, bu
especially in all cases connected with debili
tated condition of the digestive organs, in dis
eases of the mucous tissues, embracing Dyson
tory, Diarrh@, and especially summer di
seases of children; in Chronic inflammation
f of the bladder in the most diseases of the blad
f der in most diseases oft1e kidneys, especial,
those attended with alkaline deposits,in torpor
the liver; as local application in chronic in
flamation Of the eyes in diseases of the skin
both as a local and internal remedy; in disease
: of the scalp and ulcers generally and all dis
eases of females, connected with debility.
H. LATHAM.
M. JONES ProprietorS
| G. W. HENDERSON.
: April 10, 1S5O-105- 3m.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-22
TO1heLadieS!

TIME LADIES are solicited to examine the
Il beautiful stock Of Summer Dress Goods
which l have Just received. These patterns
ness, by any ever before offered in this mar
ket. ], V, CALDWELL.
April, Is l85O-1le-tE