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SEWING SILK.

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in packages or 100 Skcin Bundles by calling at
tho SALEM BooKsTonE, Salem, Ohio. Also
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We are in the constant receipt of these arti-
cles, and for cash will sell them as above stated
at the very lowest rates possible.
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juno |, 1880
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VOL. 6.
THE BRITISH PERIODICALS
AND THE
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WHOLESALE Dealers in School, Aliscella-
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and Stationery; Drugs and Medicines, Paints,
Oils, and Dyestuffs DIR. Townsends Celebrated
Sarsaparilla; Fahnestock's, McLanes and Sell
lers Vcrmifuge and Pills. and all the Popular
Medicines of the Day.-ALSO,
BOOTS S SHOES and Shoe Findings; Dry
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-03

ENLARGEMENT OF WOMAN's SPuERE.--
Mrs. Il. Oakes Smith thus concludes an arti-
Gle upon the Rights of Woman
"There is an inherent dignity in the wo-
man who STEADILY pursues vocation of
enolument or reputation; weak men may
call il masculine and unlemnine, but the
great voice of God within the soul eXtorls
from them an instructive homage; aud when
the sex shall have asserted their full rights
TO any aud all positions for which their iacul-
ties are best adapted, refusing to barter their
womanhood for wealth or position, choosing
labor AS good, by which they earn their
right TO Independence, individuality and res
pect one great step will have been taken
in the great movement of reform behind
counters, aud leave vast field of light occli-
patton for the geDtler sex-they will betake
themselves to the plough and the machine
shop, and leave the world of taste to women
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JOHN C. WINERY.

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SALEM BOOKSTOREll

BARNABY s WHINERY Dealers in Books,
Stationary, &c., North side Of Main st., Salem, o.
A general assortment of Literary, Scientific,
Refornatory and Miscellaneous books arc
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Salem, Ohio, I849
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AN AGED WITSEss.-One of the witnesses
before tho Court of Common Pleas at Green
field, last week, is supposed to be one hundred
and fifteen years Of age. She is colored
woman, named Katy Dickinson. Her hear
ing is good, and she walks about az smart ns
a woman 60 or 20 years of nge.
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LATEST FROM SIR JoHN Ross.-ExrRA-
ORDINARY FLIGHT OF CARRIER PIGEoNs.-
We have learned from private source, that
on Friday last, two Of the carrier pigeons
taken by Sir John Ross, when he left tie port
of Ayr, and some of which were 10 he dis
patched home in the event of his either find
ing Sir John Franklin, or being frozen in,
arrived at Ayr, finding their way 10 the dove
cote which they occupied previous TO being
taken away. The pigeons arrived within a
short time of each other; but neither OF
them, we regret to he informed, conveyed
any thing in the shape Of a letter or note OF
any kind. One of them, indeed, which may
have had some document attached, wus
found to be considerably mutilated, its legs
having apparently been shot away. Tie
time they were liberated by Sir Johu Ross,
Is of course, uncertain; hut, taking into con-
sidcration the well known powers OF flight
possessed by the carrier pigeon, il cunnot
have been very long since they lett our gal
liant countryman. The arrival of authentic
news from the Aric regions will be looked
forward TO with additional anxiety, from the
probability which has now arisen That some
iidings may have been heard of Sir John
Franklin. independent, however, OF the in
terest which otherwise attaches to the extra
ordinary 6ight Of the pigeons, 1t will be re-
gnrded by naturaisS us most remarkable
iDcident We do not recollect of any paral-
lei TO II. The distance the creatures traver-
sed cannot he fur short of 1900 miles: and
as they travel by sight, aud lot by scent, the
fact is the more extraordinary. Sir John
Ross, we believe, took five pigeons with him,
which, il may be remembered, were stated
IN the last accounts received of him, TO be al
the time all aive, so that there are sill three
more to be accounted for.--.M. British .tiaI
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SHORT DREssEs.-Mrs. BLooMEn, editor
of the Lily has adopted the "shor dress aud
rowsers," aud suys in her paper of this
month, that nuBy of the women in that
place, (Seneca Falls,) oppose the change /;
others laugh; others still are in favor; and
many have already adopted the dress" She
closes the article upon the subject as follows:
"Those who think we look "queer,"
would do well to look hack few years, TO
tile time whent they wore ten or fifteen pounds
OF pettieoat aud hustle around the body, and
oanoons on their arms, and then imagine
which cut tue queerest figure, they or We
We care not for the frowns of over iastidious
gentlemen; we have those of better taste
and less questionable morals to sustain us
II men think they would be comfortable in
long, heavy skirts, letlhen put them on-wt
Rave no objection. We nre more comforta
Lit With out them, and so have left them of
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To Mary.
NJ oRAcy GREENWOOD.

Wih picture Of The angels bearing Saint catha-
riae to Heaven.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23
GOOR TESTIMONVl


The Louisville Courier thus speaks of Bulls
Sarsaparilla:
We have been shown by Mr.. John Bull,
proprietor of that world-renown preparation,
"BulPs Fluid Etract Sarsaparilla," an original
genuine. and beautiful letter addressed to him
by the accomplished lady of one of the most
eminent old physicians in the West, giving a
detailed account of one of the most astonish-
ing cures on record, performed alone by the
use of "Bull's Sarsarilla."
This most excellent and charming lady had
long suffered from prolapsus uteri, flour albas,
piles, and chronic diseases of the stomache
and digestive organs, and derangment of the
whole system, attended with distressing GU
taneous eruption, sick headache, and violent
attacks of cramp. After exhausting all of her
husbands Skill and applying 20 many celebra-
ted medical gentlemen, both at home and
abroad, and also using quantities of Town
sends sarsaparila," without the slightest
relief, she was induced to use "Bull's Sarsap-
arilla," and what was the happy result! At
ter the use of few bottles, a perfect and
wonderful cure-the lady restored to perfect
health and TO her usual flow of spirits.
Such letters as the one we speak of must af-
ford Mr.. Bull more real qualification than
could the possession of countless wealth.
And whether he accumulates wealth or not by
the sale of his truly valuable medicine, being its
author is glory and honor enough, and he can
suy to the world, without fear of contradiction.
II have in my poverty relieved more human
suffering than did Stephen Girard or John
Jacob Astor with their millions"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23

BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNAKIES

BOOKSELLER AND STATlONAh1f4o'
So CANAL ST NEW ORLEANS.
w%eens constantly on hand, and for sale on
the most advantageous terms, an e1teh-
sive assortment of Books, OF every variety
and descrivtion, and and in every cePaft-
ment of Literature, Science and the AT 3.
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, PSALM AND
HYMN BOOKS.
Of ery kind, and other religious and devo-
tonal works for all denominations OF Chris
tiaIs.
Nrw R11cAr1Ns-Received by the earli-
at cenvevances from al parts of of the Union.
purf 70 AND PRIVATE LTBRARIEs-SuPPiied
a. the shortest notice, and on the most faVora-
BILE terms .oe a,,or,
ao1cr;ntion .nta,, Also Colored; Glazed; Music;
DRAWING: Tinted of all colors, etc. etc. elc.
D. nv Pooxs-A full assortment, made OF
good materials and in neat ana suOs1nhaldl
manner. e e.,.,or;or
naner: pens; pencils; Rewards INK; lhhseauus' 1I
Rnlers: etc, together with all the poPular
school books now in use.
STATIMARY---A great variety emoFaclns
almost eAery article usually tounu IN an %.
tensive Bookstore. Also large assoranen.
ef Fanc6 articles, all of which are eIleIeo at
WhoIeeale or Retail, on as reasonable terms
as thew car be purchased at any otled eseaO-
shncnt. In the Southron country
os1-Parente, Teachers, and Traders Ifoul
.his country will find il 70 their lnterest1o -
"roine our stock and prices.
sTau, Orleans. Dec. 25d le4S-ly W.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23
NOTICE TO FEMALES


! john Bulls sarsaparila is one of the great
est female medicines now in existance. In
those numerous causes where the constitution
is dobilitated, the nervous energy is lessened,
when the efforts of nature are weak and defc-
lent, or are Profuse and overwrought, when
the fact is pale and colorless, the strength
feeble and yielding, the spirit troubled and
depressed. the health broken, mind shaken,
and consequently the happiness destroyed
then Bulls sarsaparilla is sovereign remedy.
1t assists nature in the performace of her duty;
braces the whole system, permanently the nat
ural energies, removes distractions, checks
excesses, creates pure and healthy blood, and
imparts health and happiness. Were ladies
generally to adopt the use of this medicine,
we would see far less suffering, disease and
unhappiness amo ng them than now exists,
health would take the place of disease, the
rosy cheek would succeed the palid face; we
would have smiles instead of tears, and per-
haps happy long life instead ofone cut short
bv disease. or made miserable by continued
suffering and affiction. Atthe critical period
termed the ssturn of life,'' which is often atten-
ded with so much danger, Bulls sarsaparilla is
found to exert most beneficial effect. All
ladies approaching this crisis should be ap-
prised ofthis fact, and ayai1 themselves of this
valuable medicine.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23
a BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.

How we all admire clear beautiful white
skin, and rosy colored cheek How often
do we see persons, not possessing this .sdisid-
eratum so devoutly wished,' resorting to cos
laetics. lotions, washes, paints and colorTng
materials to restore ID them semblance of
what disease has deprived them of. and thattoo
with greati injury to the skin. Bulls sarsapa-
rilla i the best Cosmetic known, 1t beauti-
morbid and diseased matter from the blood,
making it pure, healthy and vigorous, giving
activity to every minute vessel, and changing
the yellow and dark cou- tenaRco tsthe bloom
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23
just Received
DnLNTSTRATOR,s -

DY virtue of decree offhe Probate coure
IDof Yazoo county, made at the Nav Torn.
thereof, A. ID. 1851, the undersigned, admin.
istrator of the estate of James w. Whitman.
decd, will, on the 10Th day Of August next.
between the hours prescribed by Law, proceed
to sell, at the courthouse door of said county.
in the town Of Yazoo city, at public auction,
TO the highest bidder on a credit of twelve
months from the day Of sale, a certain land
warrant numbered (70II2) for one hundred
and sixty acres Of land, in the name Of the
said James w. Whitman deceased on the I7tb
day ofJuDe, A. D. 1850. under the hand aud
seal of the commissioner ofPensions &c The
purchaser or purchasers Will be required %
give bond or bends with good and sufficient Sc
curity, payable in twelve months from the day
ofsale, for the payment of the purchase mon.
ey, JOHN w. FUQUA, Admir-. &c.
Yazoo city, June 25th IS5I-3w
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23
B umty Land.

TNHE undersigned having procured the nee
III essary foms and instruction for those en-
titled to Bounty Land, under the recent &C
Of Congress, tenders his services to all whC
may wish TO prefer their claims. All commiss
ioned officers, non-commissioned officers, mu
sicians and privates, Cor the widow or minor
children of such) who performed military ser
vice IN the war of 1912 or in any of the Indiar
Wrars since 1870, and the commissioned offic
erss who were engaged in the late War viii
e eMexicoare entitled to their Bounty.
WIN. BATTAILE.
Oct 3Ist 1850
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23
Memphis institute.
nrEDIcAL DEPARTMENq.

MED1CAL LEI an +EAA11sA
yTNHEcou reu rse of Lectures in this In In
stitutiou will commence on the frst OF No
,.enher and continue uutil the last of feDuary
The Anatomical Department will be oPene
and ready u receive students by the r,rse. o.
Octohar The Medical department. Will oe an
der the direction OF the following
PROFESSORS.
CONQUEST CROSS, M. D., Professor , q
she Institutes of Medicine ana Nle"a0"' - =
9rnPeeIESreM, IPe ErM m nj. D., Professor OF Anatomy,
O. NNSEWToN. M. D., Professor OF , ~, ,,Tgery
II ITTICE. M. D., Professor q Aheoiy
and Practice of Medlclne' prcraasor "a
:" pbDsiolory, Pathology, Mineraoi0ey ana
Geolog5, cor &c Materia, Medica
IheTaRes1NSftSA iT9T RnN SANDERS, A, NJ, M. - Fro-
!. M - Chemistry and Pharmacy o..
teSsoi Wi SON, Nj, D., ProtessoT, .,
I. a " y assesses, f Women and Ohliofeh'
tiA0s "'.N C1rN1ouE LECTURES
PROF. II ]. HULCE.
MS. MRDlplNN pRoF. II. S. NEWToN'
: NEREEMAN, NJ, D., Am"'o" isai De''io''-
strator; .,,.,.so or Lectures amount
to $l05 r,..a. sl5 Matricnlator's
Eaeh tEoless tlp.ssetar,s Fee, $40. Graduation
RD.
@1Ti Those desiring further information Wan ,hn
,,laase address their letters (post pei1l - s
bean: and students arriving IN ne JAt1 iro,ai
nSeas ecan ON him at the Commerelal AIo'e''
p'e"S r.. s. NEWTON, NJ. ID.
Dean of the Faculty.
LAW DEPARTMENT
HON f. w. nj. KING professor oi i"eofy
and raPctice of Law.
Hon. Y. d. BARRY, Professor of CONNER
cial Jurisprudence.
All eommu uicaticns pertaining to this de-
Par'"eh' n'OS' = 2. W. M. KING, Esq.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Mrrch, lSoo.
The Faculties, for intellectual abilities NOR
al worth and professional requirements VII
cembare favorably with the most oIs1llls u's"
al in onr country The medical faculty con-
sti+ptes an aromaIy in this or any otheT
conntrv all of them ara able lecturers ana
he aest of teachers. .h;
Those who will contemplate our geograPhl
cal position and the extent eI ou! go
can have no houbt as to the elegiohl.y y, oul
s;4,.t;on for an enterprise OF the KIND as "
health. including all seasons hS norse ., sa' N''
q cemmon error exists in the mlhos OF
many stude 1ts relative to the place ofstudylng
n,oJ;aine: those who intend practicing among
tbe diseases of the West and South shoald Ger
tainlv educate themselves at schooi Wnose
Facuftv are particularly acquainted with those
That the public may be satisfied of the per
vnsnoncv of this school, we feel 1t our duty 10
tate, that the Trustees and Faculty form
INIT in action, which augurs well for It's future
rnccess: and that the peculiar lnte4nai orgahl-
cation which connects them' cannot DC lh'el-
Fupted. xu M ZINC
President of Memphis Institute
March Both 1650,-1l2-t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23

o. D. GIBBS g. EDWARD BOWMON,
have formed a partnership in the practice.
They viii practice in the Courts held in Yazoo
ond adjoining counties, and all the Courts
held at Jackson. Their Office Is on Jefferson
street, over the Offices T. r. Burrus g. f. w.
Quackenboss, where one of the firm may al
ways be found during business hours,
Yazoo, Sept, 25-3m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23

HAVE \ few patterns Of these beautiful
A l Bereges left. IA faw pair Gents. Black
silk gloves at 80 cents per pair.
Call soon, or they win be gone.
Have Just received a. small lot oflafies' blaUk
silk mitts, the richest article ever offered in
this market. (may 7th1651-f
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23
NEW TOR E.
Cheaper than Ever!

ISAAC MARKS, is just receiving and open
4 ing large and well selected Stock OF
Staple and Fancy Dry-Goods, Clothing
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c. &c"
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
Office, where he invites purchasers (for their
own oood1 to call and examine his Stock and
Main street, Yazoo city, Aug. %, '5o-4O-3m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23

and freshness Of youth. Ladies, abandon the
pse oil paints md mixtures, and use Bulls sar-
saparillu, the only efectual remedy. "A
word to the wise is sufficient and O hint IL
enough for the Ladies. fa
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23
DisaOImffom.

YNHE Firm ofGrimmie g. Malone IN tho
n lumber business is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, md the business of the the
Firm will be settled up by Frank G-immie.
All persons indebted viii please coll and
make payment.
TOM MALONE.
FRANK GRIMME.
Yazoo city June 1Ith l61I-f
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23
YaZOO Female Academy.

IN HE fall term af this Institution will
commence, under the superintendenco
Mrs. 2. c Bostick on Monday the 9thda
September next.
Terms of fboard and tuition will be as here
Benton. Aug. 29-ls5O-3t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23
Bonnet and Tixaino

RONNETS of every description, hands, m
- trimmings for Bonnets and the Heado.
received. The Ladies are invited to examin
J. v. CALDWELL
Yazoo city, Sept 10, ls5O.--48-tf.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23
BULBS SARSAPARILLA

III Is put up IN Tull quart DOttleSs ana COM
I tains the strength Of SIX TIMES as much
pure Honduras Sarsaparilla as any SIMILAR
preparation in America. Price one dollar
per bottle or six bottles for FIVE dollars
It has been well established fact for years
past that Sarsaparilla, when pure and proper
Iy prepared, was the only true panacea for all
diseases originating from an impure state of
the blood, the use of mercury, Intoxicating
drinks, evil habits in youth, barrehncss, &c.
We Boldly assert that JOHN BULLS FLUID
EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA is the only
preparation before the public that is prepared
on strictly scientific principles and of uniform
strength, The Sarsaparilla is purchased with
out regard to price, and every pound, before
being used, is subject to the strictest chemical
tests, and its genuineness ascertained before
being used,
Bulls Sarsaparilla also contains the virtues
of several other valuable medical roots, to-
gether forming the best compound, and pro-
ducing the greatest caratire agent an the knorn
'corid! This medicine, when used dacccording
to directions,
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL!
Scrofula or Kings evil, Cansers,T II umors, E
ruptions of the skin, Erysipelas, Chronic,
Sore eyes, Ringworms or letters,
Scald head, rheumatism. Pains
in the bones, old Sores and
Ulcers, Swelling ofthe
Glands, Syphilis,
Dyspepsia, Salt
Rheum Dis
eases of
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23
RHEuMATIsM CuREn,


Let all who are suffering under the agoniz-
ing tortures of Rheumatism read the following
ana see what may be done for them, by the in
fallible remedy.
UNIoNTowN, KY, May II, 1913.
Mr.. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir:-For the last
three years have been afflicted with rheuma-
tism of the severest character. / was at times
in the greatest agony of pain; tried every
remedy cou d procure for the disease, but
found no permanent relief until l was induced
to use your preparation of sarsaparilla, which
has entirely cured me of rheumatism, and
greatly improved my general health more than
any medicine | ever used. have been free
of pain for several months, and have no doubt
the cure is permanent, and recommend it as
the best medicine in use for rheumatism.
ISHAM BRIDGES.
1t is useless to produce further testimony in
favor of this great remedy. 1t has only to be
tried and proved to convince the public of its
superior efficacy.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23

VFVhe undersigned has just opened { convent
Ill emf g. commodious HOTEL on Main street
formerly occupied by R. M. Winh. He is
prepared to accommodate any number OF
boarders, and can also extend every comfort
to the travelling public.
HIS TABLE will be spread at all times
with the best the country affords
He solicits share of the boarding and
travelling custom, which he expects 10 merit by
his prompt and assiduous attention to his busi-
ness. N. w. HOBSON.
Yazoo CITY, Oct. 24th 1S5O.-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
va 90 COUNTY, Probute Court
Feb Ter m

he Ola L Of MISSISSIPPI,
"a 90 COUNTY, Probute Court
Feb Ter m
To all persons interested in the LandsTene-
ments Hereditaments, dc. of James w. Whit
man Deceased.
VOU are hereby Cited to be and appear be-
A fore the Probate Court of Yazoo County on
the Fourth Monday IN May 1851, at the Court
House of said County then and there to show
Cause if any you can why an order should
not be made for the sale of Certain Land
warrant numbered 70Il2. for l6O. acres of
Land, and further to do aud suffer such things
IS shall be considered d ordered by our said
Court in the premises, and it is furtl er order
ed that this Citation be published in the Yazoo
Democrat for the space of Six Weeks.
Ms7
>SS@M Witnes the Hon. George
Is l.. S. MWilkinson Ju9gs ofthe Probate
8sezses@Co Court of YazOO County and seal
of Said Court
Issued the Sd day of March A. D. 1851.
JAMES H. BELL. elk.
Yazoo City, March 9th 1851.