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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
CTEAM COMMUNICATION between

STEAM COMMUNICATION between
- NEw-YORK AID GLAsGOW--Tne Glasgow ana
E.w-Yo.k Steamship C9mpangs powerful a. y steamship
CT ASCOW lac :uns and 400 horse r-r~erl y ste~ar
-t. II tie Casard .fcalers Commando - anyolntsd 70
81 fror, S.e-Y.-. direct for Glasgow, SATURDAY,
re Mn + Octobsr -er.. q; . clock, non
PASSAGE MONEY
Frs. Cain. Stewards fee included --sot ~
eecord f.ta isfer ards fee lEcl -Cc- ----- ~ "
n S;ee~1ge Paees~gerS 'asfn-
rasse rf.s q C. ud. Tcvl.szs - ~ Nlas = 10 -
wach - he ssr. q n toart. ~ 1if-f'e l''es Na'
~. ETw YORK T. 80 tuns. and iJs l.. r-e-Ho~sr, "a
c.so.r to the Glasgow ALL De- "a ~. si-'A eA'p 1sA'
Surnr Fer freight OF passaEe a1ply T.
st J. Slcs - ~ - - D'D'~- ~
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.
W. Maj Line TO SOUTHAMPTON and BRE-
MIN The steam, Of tas Company vi sal regularly
F-om Ne-v- ToTs
WASHINGTON Gait g v Floyd. sa'GrdaF, Oci-
WARRINGTON. Gait. ". u F.0vd. >-tlfcaf; Nov -
Hermann Can't. l. Cr2ftree, Saiurdai July =
HTRMANN. Gait L CraD;ree. saturday Sep D
HFRNANS Car. =. Crao.fee. SailTdaF, ~
HEI''i| - -, Renee - FROM Southampton
v.cuUNcTOV Frldav July II "Wednesday. July 10.
WASHINGTON. Friday. sept ) Wednesday' sept ~
WASHINGTON. Friday. Oct. 81 Wednesday NoV. p
HERMANN. Friday June 10 Meines1ay' une 10
Hermann. Friday. A. gust 9 Mednesday' sag -
HERMANN. Fuday. Oct 3 NednesIay' Dct
HERMANN FRIDAY. Nov. g. wednesday Dec y
Prce Of massage from New YORK TO southampton OF DIV
men FIST cabin Sl20 second do. 500
An experienced Surgeon attached 70 eaeh steamer
For freight passage apply . - - y
CA HFINCkEN < co Bremen
NARTINEAU. CROSKEI CO. Southampton
WAf IsELIN. Havre. Nl'N
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

Y Trains leave NswYork from pier foot of Duane st,
daily, SUNDAYS excepted At o A NJ Morning Express
Train at 8 A NJ. Mail Tram at M. way IraHl VIA
Permont Otlsylle and way stations; at At p NJ Wav
Tram via Jersey CITY Otisyle and way stations at
PM EvenIng ErpreSs Tram For further particulars.
bills CHARLES MlNOI
eli SUPERINTENDENT
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, ac


IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
Iogate Of the COUNTY ofNewYrk notice hereby 1ven
10 all persons having CLAIMS against WILLIAM X.
YOUNG late of the New Y0r, deceased 20 present
the same with vouchers thereof ID The subscribers. a the
store 81 DAYTON SPKAGl f.. No l0l Front street m
the Cts OF Nea-Y0rk. or at the ohce IF Ellis Buzz
RIII DAWSON. 3 Nas,au-s.ie,t. "a the CITY II New
York on of before the 10Th day Of January, 1852
New York. the 81 day Of July. 1871 - .
EDWARD d SPRAGUE, Executor
IVA t9uGuF SARAH ANN YOUNG. ENecutTik
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STEAMSHlPS.-Tht

n LIS L w = L - h.'s~-A "a - - ~
VblsSelphs aud Atlantic steam Navigation Ccmqa-
- ne between Phiiaaephla and Charleston, : -
:, - Al RATROSS Capt Peek. Steamer OSPREY,
.. .t-,,sDn These steamers are unerceled TOT sea
a,es ssfeiy and speed AID ma uais has been AIea N
ZINC c,nfrl and convenience % usssenSers Inc IL
a ,4poSS MI al on WEDNESDAY. SEPi, =, al 10
eciock \ Passage 70 Charleston 50 S'ssf-se' ~
\ irrl rEIpI D. KINSIEY 4 co, Express.
so a. Ne ~aD So '''hs' D'V+-S
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JsI-DSON RIVER RAILROAD..-
III Nrw-yoRK . ALBAXY and TROY, and inter-

mediate places by Railroad and Steamboat
Tire daiI. lines each rdg-itrOugl 10 81 hours .
Leave New YORK gong North from the Office on Mud .
son u near Chambers Al A NJ for POughkeepse aud
AL ,av stations SAM Tor Albany and Troy stopping
A. Manhaiianvine Yonkers. Dobbss FerYr 1aIyto"n'
sing Sing, Peekskil. Garrison Ooh opIlhg, fslAlil,
New Haburrh porghkeepsie ard thence by steamer TO
To touching intermediate places on ine river AMI by
RAJ road 10 ALBANY and Troy. Al VI Tor larfytOwn
snd ali ,pternei,ae places At VI for Albany and
Toy sf0ppIns same - 8A VI tram Al Up vi Tor Pough
keeisie freight and passengers stopping az an way ta
Srg RoSc0be and then nlng places same as u
tram AT ? VI for Tarrytown only stopping AZ al way
,,aflns Al Peekskll. stopping Al all way Sa-
r For trans gong South and further particulars see
III. IN OLIVER Il. LEE. Snpenniendent-
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

No 36Wal- st New York BROWN. SHlPLEY CO.
Liverpool r g ROBERTS y co, No 10 Kings Arms
Yard London, Nc Boulevard Montmartre, paris. =,
Amer the Isl II Apul next the rate Of freight by the
above steamers from Liverpool Will be materially reduced
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Co-1lnrtnership.
NHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
i cvsing sudor the firm Of BALL. TOMPkINS L
RI ACk was dissolved on the 9th o MAJ last b. the death
o! \ o TompknS All DEBTS due 10 aud from the late
arm VIII be LIQUIDATrD BY either u the surviving part
ner> Signed HENRY BALL,
Nm BLACK.
EBENR MONROE
The pIrSINr>S MILL BE CONTINUED AZ the I'D
stand Ne ~ BROADWAY, s,nth corner 81 Murrsy-st'
under the name 81 BALL, bl4Nt "
HENRN Ball,
william BLACK.
ERTNEXER MoNRoE
New-Nor,. September I. 1881. - lfn
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the
Surrogate Of the County oi NevYork. notice hereby
gwen ~ all persons having r1-, against ADAM VAIN
ER ate al the CITY OF New OK nr nam dereed 70 pre-
..ut tie same wiki vouchers thereof % to ,inscrher Al
h. store No 1913 Grand street fhe cry 10 New YORK.
on OF before the Thirteenth day o Jinuag ueu-Da
New York. the 10Th day ~ ly. l9Ji - -
Ull law6uF' ADAM " ALhtR hAec''"f
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

Il FALL RIVER--The splendid and superior steam
EMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE leave on alter
nate DAYS tSundays excepted) Pier No g. n r. the
Battery at VI For Freight apply board OF az the
ofFce on pier No TISDALE \ BORDEN.
sl Agents Nos 70 and II West-st
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NELODEONS!-From the manufactory
CHURCH ORGAN MANDATORY.

V-GEORGE JARDlNE, No. 348 Pearl st near Cry
Hospital, Broadway, New-York Plans and estimates
gwen Orders respectfully solicited which VIII he most
aihfaly executed, and upon liberal terms
ais NMWkFs
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ORGAN PlPES.-T subscribers con-
" tinue o. Manufacture Metal Organ Pipes for the
rss Of a superior quality Their customers embrace The
tNmders IN the country. Pipes voced II required All
visu RESPECTFULLY solicited and promptly attended e.. by
FERRIS X BR0THERS
uAus No. 293 Bowery, n Y.
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81 00M WILL BE PAID II DIR
TOuRAun,S LIQUID HAIR DYE

/, as'ansly and permanently converts ri ~ sfAN hGr
OF elacA without >sgiSng the >Aln WsIrsu'rd n
- '~Aus,.. near Broadway % u
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~NRAl IL - Itft UNI - ~ LIZ
s.l, ,eos hair rcm low ioreheStS or any part n ee
blrriXtlD ROUGE for pale hpS Snd cheeks LILY
hvnSx ies nnsheJ. rough. sa,low SKINS - DIX 'roN-
&otxs "'d established Laboratory, o WSNer-s'.' near
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I &c. FISCHER, Qate NUNS & Frs

W eEyR) Mandatory aud Wareroom. no Greenwich
sorRsr 81 D.y PIANO-FORrES warranted with re-
ws bridge and patent tube well calculated TT keeping
sRs Piano fortes tuned repaired and exchanged
glsns
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RICHARDSON. BROTHERS s 60. Liverpool.
PATRICK HENDERSON 4 co. Glasgow Wv


II The new and splendid double-cn-.ne steamsalp
Union Cant Thomas : Budc WI leave per NJ 4
North River on MONDAY, September 20. n O'Clock
precisely Borrhs considered secured ply when pAl I5
Rs Of fading signed hr the purser board Tor freight
appiy ~ board and Tor passage to The Office Of
1 no SPOEEORD. ILLENION CO. " sou-n-,l
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EOR HARTFORD.-Change of DAYS.
line for ALBANY.

NA The new and elegant steamer REINDEER Capt
Alhert ssro,t vii leave New-YsrN nom per foot IL
Mursy-st 5.,ery MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aad fhl-
DAY MORNING at o'clock, and returning leave Albany
TJFSDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAY. az the
ssue Iour nsng the nal landings each ts Meals
ssr1ed on hoard Fare 10 NewbuTsh and PoSeepsie %
cents y For further information apV 20 JAMES
BISHOP Co, No. BeayerSt.. New-fork. lyl II
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MCDONALD BROTHER having en-

arred their Mandatory and Wsrero'mS. now offer
large assortment of Rosewood Pianos. from O. o.. O. and
ectsWs, al the lowest manufacturing puces All nstfu-
rents warranted every respect for two years and tuned
sne rear gratis MCDONALD BROTHER No 81
sc~er, near Houston.si 80 3m'
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Ocean Steamers, Nr.
LNOR Observation-Disclosures Llne-

ILNFh II ' I'M WI. UldLltlIN II4IIt
Il Regular Packet ol eSta Sep,emoes-rAs splendid
.rd fiyorte Packet Shl9 SlDDoNS' Cap: Eben Howes
u val sal a. above. restiar day Fer ireghi NJ
,a>sssc having unriyaled accouEnossusns. apply %
SPOFEOkD. TlLkSIoN. X co.
..aa I'm No sS South-st.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-09
atirason's q co
IA YORK Ne II. ORLEANS {
MOBILE EXPRESS.

CONNECTING, with the Swlfkest and mosl
" responsible Expresses. between the prin.
eipal Towns in Maine, New Hsmpshires Yer.
mont, Massachusetts Rhode Island, Connecti,
cut, Lower canada, New York State Dela.
ware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, District OF 90.
lumbia, Indiana, Ohio, illinois. the Western
States generally the Mississippi and Alaharna
River towns and the prominent places ID
Georria and the SarOlinas.s
Cur facilities are so extensive and perfect,
Chat we can secure the safe and speedy
TRANSPOR I'll TIONOF
FREIGT TRUNKS. Packages
A1ro sVALUABLE P1RCELSs
From opse end Of The Country to the other,
and bettveen the most remote points.
From orr many years experience in the
Exnress business, whileconnected with MessFs,
ADAMS r Co., and our numerous advantages
I'm ofhr respects we feel assured that Bankers
and Merchants generally will receive satisfac
ton. s
we beg leave 70 eau attention to our Califor-
MIA Express from New Orleans and our EK
press Between New Dfleans and Mobile.
Offices. ST. Charles Hotel Building New
OrIsans, and 10 Wall streets New Y orks
Yazoo City Feb. IL 1881
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-09
RHFU1TATTsM. CUREDt

Let al who are suffering under the aeoniz-
ing tortures of Rheumatism read the following
and see what may be done for them, by the IN
faIlible remedy. t4Ss 81 z38
UNIoNTouEN, Ky, May II, 1913
Mr.. JOHN BUL.L--Dear~ Sir:--For the last
three years have been afflicted with rheunia-
tism of the severest character. was at times
in the greatest agony of pain; tried every
remedy could procure for the disease, but
found no permanent relief until was induced
to use your preparation of sarsapariila, which
has entirely cured me of rheumatism. and
greatly improved my general health more than
any medicine ever used. Ihave been free
of pain for several months, and have no doubt
the cure is permanent and recommend ID as
The best medicine in use for rhennpatisn.
d s@ q ~ ISHAM BRIDGES
Il IS useless 70 produce further testimony Ii
favor of this great remedy. It has only. to be
tried and proved to convince the public ofits
superior efficacy S .s.es
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-09
NE wv STOR g.
Cheaper than Ever!

ISAAC MARKS, is Just receiving and open
ing a large and wen selected Stock of
Staple and Eancg Drsl-G Goods. Clothtng,
Boots, Shoes, Halls, Caps, &c, Sc,,
which he is determined to sell for Cash, at as
low rates as the same articles can be had for
anywhere. His Store is next door to the Post
0ffices where he invites purchasers [fortlieir
own good1 to call and examine his Stock and
prices. asga aha
Main street, Yazoo.city Aug. %, '5o--a0 3la
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-09

ID ESIECTFUL LILY announces to planters,
NAblished FRANKLiN FOUNDY, Vicksburg,
ls ngsln in full operation, ready to execute.
promptly. orders for Castings Of al descripl
ti0ns, Mil. and Gin Irons, Engine work, al
lsiiids Of repairing, &C. Also. a gent Hotch-
lias.s Parent Vertical Water Wheel, which
is rapidly snpereeeding all others. Patterns
for furnishing three sizes may be seen at the
Foundry, aud its advantages over all others
pointed ont.
1icile cpntinuance, promising 20 execute ali
orders il Ibis 1iHes In q manner no, to bessury
passed II any Foundery intha South or West
JOHN B0BB, Ir. 4
N u. III orders left with Mesars. Allen4 81
les Yazoe Gitys meet with prompt
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-09

Long: and favorably known as an efficient Pur.
chasing, Receiving and Forwarding Merch-
allthere, win have the control OF our establish
naenis On shore, and viii give undivi led atten-
ton % il. ----~------
ted, md bought nc the lowest possible prices;
and all goods, Cotton &c., received and for
war5ed at the lowest rates
.ss a P0RTERFIEIsD = CO.
Vicksburgs Sep. 26-6ms
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-09
Il BLUNDELL 81 co.


@. D.GIBBS g. EDWARD BOWADN.
have formed a partnership in the practice.
They will practice fn the Courts held in Yazoo
ond adjoiuing counties, aud all the Courts
held at Jackson. Their office is on Jefferson
street, over the offices j. R. Blrfus 81 4. w.
Quackenb boss. where one Of the firm may al
WAYS be found during business hours,
Yazoo, Sc pt.. 25--3In N
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-09


NJ EssRs. s. I. 8 LK SMITH, would
lv-h respectfully inform the Inhabitants OF va
zoo city and the surrounding country, that
they have just returned from an absence Of B
months spent in visiting the principal gale
ries a. New York. RhilRaal phia, Boston, etc,
in procuring the latest improvements. end
bare, now opened gallery nt HQBSON'S
Itkg1 E.I1stoF the purpose 81 eentina LIKENESS
es on an Improved style. Working with our
Magnetic BufFs, we are enablad tos lake pic
lures in one- fourth the time that has been Gus
topary heretpfore BY this Improvement We
will warrant the ikeness of any child. The
ditncpltV herefQfoFe experienced 81 takfnn.
likcnesseei Of persons with weak or blue ewes
lis entiral phviated4 These bluffs prevhnt
damppess - Amy weather, which is the de
sired object that operafors have long sotss ia
fer, as perfect picture can BE faEen NJ r'i
times and Ia any climate Amn1n nnr ,,,,... ...'
Gus specimens can be seen tie S@ee.issa
Nightingale 80 sss
g Jenny Lind
"a gent alNnen, are invited "a call
14nllle cimens. and slt lof pictures
aqe vafiaiy Of fancy pins Lockes
..sa f4nes conssahtly 80 hand Cameras
4. atag 4Ad INSTRUCT fafn.Fhed an reas
qfsAn " teH has,
s - So anS "a zI0 IS,
fI1 uQ ifll alHa
8 OA ton q tN d en, yslloA 50 1 MnfTa
Q PeF1orna sebE0in& oth0 above doscripti TO
Yazoo sitg, Oct. llh 1850 o.1-clrsr ssz
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-09
RORTERFAELD &c Co.
GENERAL STEAAfB BOAT AGENT
AND COMMISSION sHFER CHA N1sS,
- TrTEzTEGTlETTl nHTeSct.

gTyl1E undersigned have opened store on
Levee street and offer their services as
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants. They
will also soon have good stock Of Western
Produce Of I'll kinds, which they win sell low
for cssl1pr good paper.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-09


Enough 1o1 the Ladies'. ,sf 4
sxlss aik
Il BETTER TESIIAlo1 my e Il
IhdA hdg tsk been cDersd ~ totor cfany
0ledsesne lle44 che testisS6la5 6f 1r. lloor1.
Iir. Join Dap: Ihaye Sd besltation IL Say.
ing that x believe your Safhpafilla 70 be the
best article ever manufactured foy nc cure b
Scfotnlas Sgphiilis, and many other Cufan0ous
oF Glunnlnt "a Afections, havinu used Il. with I'll
Ire success IL numbers Of the Aboge oasa6
Louisville pec. 90, 1647 ~ M. M0ORE
llofe = 1sstt ttnsony from pr lEpore - e
Mf. Join bhns Iam using yonr saradpasL
liza u y veraI new new cases Of Scrofula ana
win appy eliecf am now confdent II ii 0ns
of tho uiost eficacious medicine that cnri e
made for that disease. Yours.
~. M. MOORE
Winehesters ~, Feb ], '4s s
From Or =. r.. Yanden Pro- ofsssorof oae1ais-
tr9 I'm tie LpnisuiHs 11edioal C6Nsee.
have looked over tie lietof ingredients
Comprising JOHN BULLS COMPOUND EX-
TRACT OF SARSAPARIL1.A, and have no
hesitation II saying that they form safe COM
pound, and one that promises well IN chronic
diseases, to which it fs.applicable.
Lou. June 8, le4e. LIP. YANDELLs M. p,
~ Hsssf ~
From Dr.. Pyles, Physiciqs BY appointneHt
ss ~ the 4salttt8BLtte u10fbne 10SpSt0tss
sas LOUISVILLE, March 20. 1912
] haTeexamlned the preparation 0ftle pre-
scriptiou nf JOHN BULLS SSARSAPARILlL4A
and believe the combination to Be an excellent
pnes and well calculated to produce an alteFn-
ativo impressiDnon The system. have used Il
bothin public and private practiced, and think
it the best article bf sarsaparilla in .useA
- 6M.PYLES Il. D,
Resident Physician, Marine Hospital,
Bulls SARHAPARILLA.-~-G0 where Vou viii
10 steamboats bound for Nashville, New Or
leans, st. Louis. Cincinnati, Madison. Frank
fort or for the Green river country, and you
will find immense supplies of this preparation
about being shjppedon board.
But few merchants visit our cifys IA what
ever branch Of trade. soeYer they may be en-
gaged, but have orders for more or less Of
Bulls SarsapaFilla.-Log Democrat.
The rnsh of adventuFers TO California has IN
some measure subsided. but the rush for John
BULBS sarsapaFilla is as greatas ever. The
Doctor says ssthecry is.stlll they come.--Louis
gille Daily Democrat.
Manufactured aud for ,sale BY DR.. John Bull,
at bis principal Office, ST Fourth stree, and BY
IA MES. BLUNDELL &. CO., Yazoo City.
Yazoo City, November 10Th IS50-6m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-09

fs SHEETfNeg

eH - Linnen SheelfAps
ls-4 Rroman al .s ~ flt
sl-4 Lipnen for pSlIu easee
5-4 Bleached cotton Tor same.
Aud eyerps description 81 Bleachsd 5Y
bFown Sneetings and Shirtiups f5r saIs i6.y
s4prt 49, J.F4 CALDWELL.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-09
GOOD TESTIMONYt
The Louisville Couriersthu speaks Of Bulls

1he Louisville Courier thus speaks OF Bull q
SarsapaFilln:
We have been shown by Mr.. John Bull,
proprietor Of that world-rcn0wn preparation,
ssBulIs Fluid Etract Sarsaparilla.'s - an original
genuine. and beautiful letter addressed to him
by the accomplished lady of one ofthe most
eminent old physicians ia the West, giving a
detailed account Of one Of the most astonish-
ing cures on record, performed alone by the
use of Bulls Sarsarilla.p -
This most excellent and charming lady had
lohg suffered from prolapsus nteFf, -four albas,
piles. and chronic diseases Of the stomache
and digestive organs. and derannment of the.
whole system. attended with distressing 7cu-.
taneous eruption, sick headache, and violent
attacks Of cfamp. After exhaussing all of her
husbands skill, and applying 20 many celebra-s
ted medical gentlemen, both at home and
abroad, and also using Quantities of .'Town-
sends sarsaparilla,n without 1hes slightest
relief, she was induced 70 use tsRnIlss Sarsap-
arilIa,' and what was the happy result! At
ter the use OF a few bottles, perfect and
wonderful cJre--the lady restored to perfect
health and to her usual h0w Of spirits.
Such letters as the one we speak Of must al
ford Mr.. Bull more real qualification than
could the possession Of Countless wealth.
And whether he nc atcumnlates wealth or not By
the sale Of histruly valuable medicine, being its
author is glory and honor enough, and he can
sny to the world, without fear Of fc0ntradietion.
II have In my poverty relieved more human
suffering than did Stephen Girard or John
Jacob Astor with their mfIIfonss =
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-09

HTEHE undersigned having procured the neks-
essary dprns and dinetruction for those en-
titlet "a Bounty Land, under the recent act
Of Cong fess, tenders his services Id all who
may wish toprefer their claims. All commiss-
ione1 officers, non-conmissioned officers, mu-
sicianb aud pEipates. Cor the widow or minor
children of sndR1 who performed military SER
vice n The war of 1879 or in anyof the Indian
wv fa III since 1Tg0, and the commissioned cfTic-
efss kk0 were engaged in the late War with
q ire entitled 10 their Bounty.
WI: BATTAIL.Es
Get 31st 1880 sss
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-09

H0PSHfRE g. VDST have sistrh,fss..7 4
Z. es16nsiness JIM Kazoo CITY fof llie Bfrsrt-
ehQRshire a Massey are atthofize - 4fIo
tne business and all persons Il aebteI Is fl|-
viii please call and setllo cir seso4fs ....l-
dtaiely as further ind leence cbbnrl 81 s .f.r
Neq- SHDPSHTRE g. ~
{ 1azoO Biiy A1s. alst ls50-93-R
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-09

: gmvHTEnon tau ran of Lacfnroa I'M ibis 1n-
D. slstutiou viii ttnnencc on fae HfHtof Nc
eennbnf aA0 dina IA .ta Mnkll the INAA hf #eknnfy
The Annfemiea Department VIII he tpene
and FeaaT 50 raealYe udents hy the kltst ot
Octahnn TIN Medical department WiIl bb un
der the direction Of the following
PROFESSORS. AN
CONQUEST CROSS, III. D. 1roiess,t df
ha TnBtiluten Of Modlcina and Medical Jnfih-
FREEMAN, nj. ID, Professor Of Anatomys
r. s. NEWTON, M. u. PrcJeesor Of Surgery
H. u hJLCEs Ms Dsa PROFESSOR q AhePfF
and Ptaekice of Medicine.
wv. BYRn pow ELL, M. q, Professor Of
Physiology Pathology, Aklneraelegy ana
-. KIrllS, M. d., Professor of n4atnria, Medlea
Therapankic1
y. MILTON SANDERS, a. M,, a. -, Fro
Rsner Of Chemistry and Pharmaey o,l
- sVTfT SON. NJ d.. Professor Of 0bste-
tries I'd diseasestf Women aud Chilaren.
ak o1am1QUH LEOTuREs
aFxniprNr--pR OF. H ). HULCE.
s4rpmrmT-~pROF. R. S. NEWTON ~
4. FREEMAN, NJ, D.. Amaton tcal Defnon-
TIE feeafor . full course Of Lectures sploantl
ta@I05
Each Professors Ticket. S15 3. MatriculatoF'B
S. Demonstrator's Fee, so. G1adnation
Those desiring further information. will
please address their letters tpost paid) to the |
Dean; and students arriving in the City will
baoRs ecah on him at the Commercial Hotel. /
RS. NEWTON, M. D.
Dean Of the Faculty
Law DEPARTMENT.
HON z. Nv. M. KING, Professor Of Theory I
and raPctice ofI.aw.
Hon. v. .sDsBARRY, Professor of 0ommer
0lal Jurisprudence
TEanls-s50 per Session.
All communications pertaining g this de-
parfment must be addressed 70
E. NJ. IA. KING, Esq.
MEmPgus, Tenn, Afsrch, 1850.
The Faculties, for intellectual abil!ties NOR
M worth and professional requirements. vii
oembare favorably with the most distinguish
edin onr country. The medical faculty con-
Rtitutes an anomaEy in this or any other Il
country all of them ara able Lecturers and
he dest of teachers.
Those who viii contemplate our geograPnl-
Gal position and the extent eff our population
can have no houbt asto the elegibillty OF our
situations for an enterprise of the kind 49, to
beaIth including al seasons OF the year, we
denV that any other city has morse.
a cemmon error exists in the minds Of
many students relative to the place ofstudyingI
medicine; those who intend Ptacticing among :
the diseases Of tle West and South shoaid Ger
tainlv educate themselves at school whose
Facntay are particularly acquainted with those
diseases. f.
Thaf tho Public may be satisfied Of the per-
ansnencv of this school, we feel il our duty to
; tafa. that the Trustees and Faculty form q
5nIr in action. whiehangurs well for lts future
success. and that the peculiar internal organi-
cation which connects them, cannot be inter
Rupted.
President nf Memphis Institute
March 30th 1s50.-I12-tf.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-09

TTAVINCS purchased out the entire interest
II 4 Of Geo. @ McKesson in the Drug bust
ness from the eighth day Of january last, /
have this day associated myself with MrR
N. Thompson, and will e0ntinne to carry Oh
the BUSINESS under the firm Of
=. BLUNDELL. .& co.
We will keep constantly on hand, fresh
supply Of az artscles an Our line. 20 which we
invite the qublic attention. and willsell en- the
usual terms to punetnal customers. Ola IL
In aedition 70 our present stock Weare dai
~ expecting large supply Of a
DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS &C, &C.
and in short time viii hTEe general supply
ofSchool books and Blank books, Stationary
&c. &c. ]. BLUNDELL g. CO. ~
YazooCity May the IS, le50-123-tf 81