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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-11

Observation-Disclosures County, 1eras-Ihis
is one Of the most interesting inland towns IN
Texas. II is the largest town in Eastern Texas
The population is supposed to be about fifteen
hundred. Few places of the same size in any
countrv contain more intelligence and enterprise
The taxable property of the place is said to amount
to $500 900. There is said to be larger number
of slaves in Harrison county, than in any other
county in the State. 1t contains the largest white
population of any county in Eastern Texas. The
public buildings of the place, conspicuous
brick courthouse Jail, Baptist Church and
Academy. The following denominations have
organized churches here, viz: Baptist, Methodist,
Cumberland Presbyterian, and Presbyterian. Each
of the above denominations maintain stated preach
ing. The Rev. NJ w. Staples, of the Presbyte-
rian Church, has recently located in Marshall.
Presbyterian Church was organized here on the
9th of May. This church now numbers about
twenty-five members, with good prospects OF
| increase. They have raised $1,000 towards build.
ing church edifce, which they intend to proceed
| forthwith to erect.
Good lands can be procured in the vicinity oil
Marshall at from two to five dollars per acre. Fam
lilies, desiring to locate in Texas, should visit Har-
rison county. This region of country wonld suit
the emigrants from the Western States. 1t has a
good reputation for health. Galveston News.
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Tea Warehouse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.

~ ~ ihi SSss aSSoi tt
L TEAS ever offered for
sale IN this city and at lower
prices. These TEAS are Of
the la, est importation, and
ofthe most choice qualities
grown in G h ina. having
been selected with great
care. For the use Of fam.
lilies they are put mp in
small quantities in well Sc
cured fuetalllcpackages, SO
as 10 pFesei We their ira
GRANGE as long as in the
chests
GO" City retail dealers
country merchants, steam
boats, ships ami hotelssup
piled with every dnscrip
ton Of TEAS. inchests, hal
chests, II ID AMI + ID boz
ages, it desired.
,ngT FIN a
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EXnnrt4.

NEW YORK-Per ship Hudson: ABS bales cotton 600 do
sheetings Is do hemp. II do pee 70 do furs 300 bbs
bbli beef 100 dried apples 2i9 ties bb lard go boxes
pork $50 hxs oh. 90 pigs beeswax 5a pkgs glassware
HANRE-Per ship VIoa: 1876 bales cotton, IA do moss,
1o0j slaves, 176 hides. 900 sagsrs
TRIESr E-Per ship Radius: 1910 bales cotton.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Thos TeldiDg 1913 bales cotton
$50 tcs beef gel bxs bacon
NEW YORK--Per bark Maryland: SO bales cotton So do
peltres 24S bbs -four 168 bbs 80 taow 6s bb ar1,
II HAMS 60 bbs castor OIL 81 do lard OIL a. bales hemp,
2i4 bxs candles Il bbls bri.,le cases mdss.
PENSACOL N-Per schr Diamond: hhds sugar. % bbls
whisky go bbs flour, 10 bb. moasea do hams do lard.
do pork q casks bacon, 100 sacks 81 sacks coe 10
bales hay.
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An editor, summing up the virtues of soap.
boiler lately deceased concluded his euogy with the usual
offence 10 the family. OF whom threatened the editor
with personal violence.
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A CARD.

a Dr. s. e. GIDEON would respectfully inform the Pntiis
that he has opuei off No. a ST JOSEPH STREET,
Tchoupouias where he offers lis professional
of ali deaseparicuarly in reference the Eye He
a,o Cancers and all scrouou Dseaas without the
the knife.
~ G. has been 10 the United States and gaed
perfect knowledge of the diseases pertaining the
He the highest ard variable recommendation, mostly
residents Of New Orleans.
mhl03ts Or 8 2 GEDEON from Hungry
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Arrived.
Ship Excelsior, rocker, Is days from NewYork. in ballast
Ir slip Esp pre- CLARK. from Waterford via st Thomas.
Bradner SmitlI-3d my.
Ship Clara Wheeler. Comngs 40 days from Liverpool, to
Ship Westminster. shaptsr, Is days from New York.
BARR PeytoGa Brooks so days from Rio Janeo Eyre.
MOke &cO-2d my.
Bark Henry. Hewes 40 days from Havre, in ballast 10
master-h my.
Span bark Maypo Bertrand 40 days from Barcelona to
Lapeyre, Harispe &co-lst my.
Swed brig Hebe Fleetwood 50 days from Rio de Janeiro TO
Br chr Dart Smith, days from Rattan Island. to Barell
Schr Tom Hicks Keller days from Calcaseu to'master
Scl Two Marys Creech days from Apaachicoa.
ter-Basn.
Bostona, Price, from Louisville.
Fashion, Remer from Mlnten.
Gen Scrtt, Jolly from Cincinnati
Mary Foley, Daeres. from i,ockpor.
Opheia, Gordon, from Washington.
Osceola Martini from Jefferson.
Princess No 3, Holmes. from WICK sburs.
Pearl Plant, -, from Pear River.
storm, Hopkins from Camden
Towboat American. Porter. from the Pases-to we'd
down and to the 4th inst, ships Nichoa. Riddle
and w West-bfought up ships Excelsior ard Empiie.
Towboat Mississippi Brown, from the Passes-towed down
and the 9th inst ship Compromise, brig Hope
and schr Bonita-brousht up ship Clara Wheeler and
brig Hebe.
Towboat Louisville. Mcpherson from the Passes-ow ed
down and the 18th ult, ships Suiana and Jes-
sorebrought up ship Westminster, bark PeytOna, tcrs
Dat and Tom Hicks.
Towboat Yankee FInton. from the Pasesowed down and
the 9Th inst. ship UEiun, brig Unon-btoug hi
up barks Pat Henry and Maypo.
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Cleared Seste rasy.
Br shin Tho, Fielding Sutherland, Liverpool,
" ' ~ Gardner, Sager &co
Shin p adm, Dillnelpm Tristn, r Whitney Geo
Ship Viola, James, 1, liuvre: Baxter
Ship Hudson, White, New york. W St'nton Neo
Bark Mars land, klene Newfork, w stanton aco
Scir diamond, Mack, Pensacoi, John Hurley
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UNION GALLERY,
No. Is ST. Charles street, up stairs
E,XHIBlTION of Select, Ancient and Modern ANT
u lNGs-The Ne Plus Ultra of the Art OF Painting,
VIEW TEsERIFE with gorgeous sunset by the GEE
brated Hldehlnd Painter the King of Prussia CHRIST
BEIHG cEowSRD WIIHfHoRNs, by Ludovico caIaee
CATTLE PIECE, by Rosa de sivole. 6 RACE BEFoRE
MpAr, by Sir DAVID Wnkie fine speeimen Of painting
from the ienci of Beard entitled THE SQUATTERs. Por
trait by Stuart. Portrait by VanIyke.. With other choice
specimens of Ancient and Modern Art forming the best
collection of Paintings exhibited in this country.
.H Single Tickes 80 cent?; Family Season Ticket a.
E Each person visiting the Union Gallery vii be emit
He'd without extra charge chance the Gratnous Dis
trbution Fifteen Paintings, be see Armstrong; En-
change Royal street, which will take place the lst day OF
MAY. 1851.
~" Omen during the Day and Evening. iel3 If
WERTMUELERS
CELEBRATED PAINTING of DANAE,
Now exhibiting adj Joining National Gallery of
Fine Arts, IL ST. Charles up stairs.
ADMISSION, 50 cents.
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~ Nohce.-Tbe Committee appouteJ for obtaining
suDscrpuoh 'or heoaiding The ct. CHARLES HOTEL will
their Subscription Books.
II The Members Of the will nert daily At the o,
Of H. T. LoNsDALE. ESQ No. 81 Gsvier street, at bnoas,
o'clock l4z'h slsnsd, q. c. cAMNAcK Chairman
~ DR.. g. w. Dalton. whose duty i, ia tn vsoc;n.,s
those Chirsn 4 the Public Schools secoui Muncn.s,
may require some week. n,rv,n,d
sickness from doing he however, prepared
dscharge tina, uy and the Principals Teacher Of
Schools send such children his porpo.e
~ Other desiring protection against the SMALL POx are
fully invited call his Office I7S Circus
-e>e-
EV Notice is hereby given that application has been
Louans State Bank for the issue Of Duplicate
1888 dated JanUaTy 81 1885, of 40 shsss a pad
the IN Of JOSEPH FOWLER
the orig Of which msiad W. BOGARr
"a: SOL Curator Of the Estate Of j. Fowler, IT.
-u>t-
~ Notice.-The undersigned has resumed business
will aid ia liquidation Of the affairs of iii
Of LEvEaICH CO. d'sov by the jceae Of sIr
EDWARD J. WALSH. w. e. LEvERICH.
Succession Of John McDOnOgh.
requested payment the estamentr
the recovery Of ,l unqaidaed having claim
against will present them the Office OF said Ezecuttr
| csrner Of Cu.toluhouse and Royal streets
g. RosELIUs,
". d. LRvERicH. Tss sne1
| A. ID. CRossMAN, ''
| jaI6 SPEAR SMITH, ]
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CALT-Just received fine cargo of Liverpool
- Salt in bleacbed sacks. Lois suit purchasers either
Coarse or Fine may be had on application to
milo " JOHN TOOLE, % Bank Place.
4 MONTILLADO SHERRY-A very choice
q. ch ior sale by JOHN TOOLE, 70 Bank Place
LINE OLD IRISH WHISKY-Of fine IA
vor in puncheons and gallon deniohns, for sale ow
by [mhi0l JOHN TODLE, % Is ank Place.
old JAMAICA RUM-Genune as imported.
mhI0 = JOHN TOoLE. - Bank Place.
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LAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN and SHORTS
Constantly in store and for sale in lots suit purchasers
by ], GARLAND & co.
fei isly lOl TchOupouas street
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ROUSsEL,s Premium PERFUMERY
Successor to and former Director of the Laboratory
of E. Roussel, ia Chesnut street, Phiadeiph

to- G. N. MORRISON. Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
No 70 Magazine being appointed Agent for
OF d All N Gate ROussEL's Sd PR EMlU n PERFUMERY
in the of New Orleans. has constantly large stock
turer's prices mh5 l33p
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DRY GOODS, MILLINER>


SPRING IMPORTATION, 1867.
JOSEPH H. PALMER 81 CO., 47 Camp street,
y NewOrIeans are now receiving their SPRING DR. Y
GOODS, embracing the latest and most desirable styles
adapted trade of the South and West The dealers Of
the city and country respectfully invited to examine th'a
stock. fe2
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Gus! Gas! Gas!

A l.. SCOVILL'S PATENT GAS BURNERS
"A. be procured at II Pqydas st., up stairs The Pa
compared with the old burners. proper person will be
fel2 ~ A. R. BAKER & CO.. AGENTS.
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Clothing .. and =. Catalogue sale OF Dry Goods
BY +. II. PETITPAIN.
TUESDAY Ma c H. 10 ocuck-W be sod at his auction
i room, No. S Cana ltree.--
SHIFTS, plain and embroidered. and
lte-dy-mse CLOTHING, su ente's, Umbrellas,
Also
IOg If DRY GOODS such OEgandes Printed Lawns,
Pn,s Psrasls Gloves, Hosiery he suslins besched and
Brown Cotors Drills Ticks De Celonaces Ginshnms etc
Teims e.
Catalogues wi be ready and goods examined early
on ihsd syu u sale. mhll
Credit Sole. Eessonabie Dry foods.
BY j. Il. BLACHE g. co.
"WEDNESDAY March ~ 10 o'eisekWt he sold their
w n No II Uharrss
100 packages and lo5 OF selsoulbe DRY GOODS, such "a
ucy Chn Prints Cottonade Irish Linens cling
hams Plat Base Brown DTings Lrn Towels and Table Sets,
VII Muslus, Batse dEcoae and nen Cahrc Hand
keriefs, Black Silk Hose ack Merinos, Cotton MoqGito
Netting,
literal al sale.
will be ready and goods lie examined early
"a he day Of sale mill
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
Tus Day March IL :. hafpa', 10 ococs-whrbs sold at
a. t i.' Diiei pesebs.; 50 ba,sei. Oil;
e; = S:5' Ss.: S:;!.ssss
nr,a5y WI RUN yssss Garss. AITo nd: c S..
Shout der, Port Cla,et and chHnessoe Wines mhll
,Furnitare ...........New Carpets ..........F Etc.
Atth ID cian Mart 81 Camp street.
BY WIN. p. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
THIS DAY, March II, haifpast 10 o'eoes-"i be 'o-
~ 1sy If NV and Second hand FURNITURE sir fine new
Theeply carpsts; 10, II Are.s. Cooking Stoves Locking
Gi...es crocfety and 6I..swars, etc etc mill
Watches. ............ Watches -. Watches
BY j. L. TAYLOR q CO.
TUESDAY, March II, hatrss, II Ocoekwll be iod at
their ac ion ;,ss, qg NS W Sesfs' t ise
A:s % % dozen s1s:" Cod Cod W sfHfls h
Package Sale of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
BY j. Il. BLACHE g. co.
saa At 9s store Of sss MeDowei Nil. Co.. %
100 Packages we'll assorted Dry Goods, consulting 10
lth Linens supsr Drios Brown Ile9s Nl.tesr, Linen
a a FoSe Gs i Dsas table Mop
~ Tn Goods ~i be ready for rpecion carly The orHng
Tern. i,ernl and sale without reserve as u.uaL
| Boots, Shoes, BrOgans. Hats and Caps
BY SYKES, HYDE e. co.
TUESDAY, March II, half 10 o'eioekWl be sold
their ton ROOM No 81 Magazine up STAIR
Boots Shoes Bfogsni Calf Seal Slips Ties
| and Chidren's
| 25 HATS Fur Silk, Kosu,h and Soft Wool
| "a CAPS, Glazed and Silk
| Terms sale. mill
Damsged Goods. Damaged GoOds.
BY F. H. PETITPAIN.
TUESDAY March H. 10 oclock-Wl be iod his auction
No. Canal OF whom
| fine English LONG CLOTH,
| bale Linen TOWELS.
| PRINTS.
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DAN KICE'S CIRCUS
ST. CHARLES STREET, OPPOSITE PERDIDo STREET.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Harch II and "A spenii
succession Performances each
sjs- Thu slay-Beneft of s. p STICKNEY.
6; performance Will Commence at
quart.r-psst O'Clock ,,r..--, ,..-.. !,
f5 Seats the Box Office each day, between the
hours OF 10 AID 2.
Gaiirr cent? mill
BARNUMs ORIGINAL
GENARAL TOM THUMB.
THIS WONDERFUL MAN miniature, weighing only Is
and hut % inches high who has
received with the highest marks Of roy favor By Queen Vctoa
principal crowned heads and nobility OF Europe and has
fore millions dering the past eight years.
viii hold hi, LEVEES at
ArmOry Hall, Camp street,
Afternoon I'D Evening" h One Week only commencing
MONDAY March 10, 1881.
ErhiJiti6nAi sGnOJns from hatpas TO O'clock
Evenings tos. Doors hat an hour advance
The General will appear all h heanutul and amusing perform
poeon edeck the Gean stetuGry in Costume his vaEou,
elegant Court DreIse hani Costume Ills magnificent
Presents and Jewels viii lie exhibited IL the Hail.
II beautiful MATURE EQUiPAGf, presented hv Queen
Vic the Hall at the Of each day Is
i-eree.
Admission, Is cents--fJo half Pre-.
40. used fer the Generals LeYees from the
rom, of II, mh6 81
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NOTICE.-Dray No. 2342 is requested to call
at the subscbers office in order give inform
ton concerning load Of merchandise which he hauled fro
bark brilliant.
milo t G. G.. BOGERT & co. GO Camp
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,-z5x Grand PRIZE CONCEfiT. Atls
"a SS At ARMoRY HALL. ,55zj
I!I~sE. go MIR. FRANCIS POrhoNlER, from aGyTS-T
8&5l& tire celebrated Pianist, has the G1EkS
rs honor Of informing the citizens OF Neworeans TT"
and vicinity ths he proposes giving
4 GRAND PRIZE CONCERT,
excelns in val gnfcence
FRIES any thing the knl heretofore attempted in the
Uni ed States.
tsy- The celebrated $4,000 DIAMOND WATCH
will be tie Firt Grand Prize.
notice published Of time, programme etc. mb4
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~ Notice.-The undersig ned has resumed business
aceount will aid ia the liquidation Of the affairs of the
late house Of IvEafCH dissolved by jecease Sir
EDWA J. WALSH. u3O w. g.. LEVEg[GH,
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Memoranda.
The bark Pat Henry from Havre. sailed in company with
the ship ChaIemasne, for this port.
Passengers.
Per ship Clara Wheeler, from Liyerpool-5O3i in seerage
Per ship Virg inIa, from LiverpoO-343 in steerage
Per shin Empire, from Watertord-ls2 passengers.
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COsiPLhTK HOUSE FURNISHING sTOslE.
II. BrOlCe1' y Co.,

CHINA, GLASS, EARTnENwARE, LAMPS, Sill
~ YER and PLATED WARE, BRITANNIA, TIN. IRON
and WOODEN WARE, KNIVES and FORKS, TEA TRAYS,
the city. jail 3dp Pm
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SDlhNO FOEiTES - The subscriber respectfully an
L to the public that he has the
eore agency lin this city, for the sale of SX5&
ss,fs5sed AN3s MAJ %ang Haes ehd
CnICKERING. Boston; and that he has at this time a
very large Stock comprising all the varieties Also three
good second ham. Pianos . - .
MI isi
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
TO the ,Travell ng Public.

r STMMS 4 BROTHERS splendid lineo
AIfour horse post coaches are now in full o D
Grafton from Yazoo city and Canton to Mem
phis Tennessee, viz: Benton Lexington, Black
Hawk, Carrolton, Grenada. Coffeeville, Ok
ford. and Holly Springs 1t also connec.s al
Holly Springs with the daily line to Tuscum-
hia Aiabama-via, Ripley and Jacinto. This
line is unsurpassed in the South West, fine
roy coaches of he latest style, teams good
and drivers steady and attentive. Davs Of leav
ing Yazoo city and Canton, Monday, Wednes.
day and Friday 9o'clock, A. M; through tc
Holly Springs in three days, allowing froIn.ive
to seven hours sleep each night. 1
Nov 18th ls5Oy--3m 80
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
Kidneys,
Loss Of app
nAstn n;nnnnnr ~.
GOOD TESTIMONY,

GOOD TESTIMONY!
The Louisville Courier thus speaks of Bulls
iarsaparillu: e.
We have been shown by Mr.. John Bull.
proprietor of that wOrld-rerown preperation.
Bulls Fluid Etrnct tSarsaparilla," :" an original
genuine, and beautiful letter addressed to him
ythe accomplished lady of one of the most
. minc:"s. old physicians in the West, giving a
detailed account OF one of the most astun;s!h-
ing cures on record, performed alone by the
,Se of"Bul's Sarsarilla."
This most excellent and charming LADY had
'hg suffered from prolapsus uteri, -four albas,
piles, and chronic diseases of the stomache
,nd digestive organs, and derangment of the
whole system, attended with distressing Gu
aneous eruption, sick headache, and violen,
attacks of cramp. After exhausting all of her
husbands skill, and applying 20 many celebra-
fed medical gentlemen, both at home and
abroad, and also using quantities Of,.Town-
sends sarsapari.la," without the slightest
relief, she was iniuced 10 use Bulls Sarsap
lrilla," and what was the happy result! Al
er the use of few bottles, perfect and
wonderful cure-the lady restored to perfeci
Iealth and to her usual flow Of spirits
Such letters as the one we speak o. must af-
fnrd Mr.. Bull more real qualification than
could the possession of countless wealth
And whether he accumulaies wealth or not by
the sale Of his truly valuable medicine, being its
author is glory and honor enough, and he cau
4uy to the world, without fear of fcontradiction
Il have in my poverty relieved more human
suffering than did Stephen Girard or JOIN
Jacob Astor with their millions"
ID
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
RHEUMATISM CURED,

Let all who are suffering under the ugoniz-
ing tortures of Rheumatism read the following
mo see what may be done for them, by the in-
fallible remedy.
UNIoNTowN, Ky, May u, lS4S.
Mr.. john BULL-Dear Sir:-For the last
three years have been afflicted with rheuma-
ism ofthe severest character. was at times
in the greatest agony ofpain; tried every
remedy cou procure for the disease, but
found no permanent relief until was induced
to use your preparation of sarsapasilla, 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.
II is useless to produce further testimony in
favor of this great remedy. It has only to be
tried and proged TO convince the public off
superior efficacy.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

HAVING purchased out the entire interest
A-1of Geo. c. McKesson in the Drug 6usi-
ness from the eighth day of January last. ]
have this day associated myself win Mr. R
N. Thompson, and will continue to carry Oh
the BUSINESS under the firm of
J. BLUNDELL & co.
VIC will keep constantly on hand. fresh
,upPly Of GHarltcles in our line, to which we
invite the qublic attention, and will sell en- the
usual terms to punctnal customers.
In addition to our presen: stock weare dai
ly expecting large supply Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS sc, &C.
and in a short time will hrvea general supply
3fSchOol books and Blank books, Stationary
Sc. &c. J. BLUNDELL & co.
Yazoo City May the Is. ls5O-l23-tf.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
Matchmaker and JeWeler,
oPPosITE AaR. MANN,s DRUG STORE.

OPPOSITE Mr.. MANNs DRUG STORE.
INFORMS The citizens Of this place and vic.
unity and tho public in general, that he has
established himself in the al owe named place
He feels perfectly competent, after an expert.
ence oftwelve years in Swiss, France and
Germany, TO execute any job in his line with
the greatest neatness, and without delay.
He also keeps constantly on hand fine as
sortment Of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEL
RY, PERFUMES, FANCY GOODS, &c.
VIII h he will sell at vary moderate prices.
B, All watches or clocks will be war
anted for twelve months.
Yazoo City, nov, 27-l650.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
NOTIcF no FEMALE-S

John Bulls sarsaparilla is one OF the great
est female medicines now in existance. In
those numerous causes where the constitution
is dcbilitated, the nervous. energy is lessened,
when the efforts Of nature are weak and defc-
lent, or are ErofUse aud overweight, when
he fac is pale and coloFless, the strength
feeble and yielding, the spirit troubled and
depressed, the health broken, mind shaken,
aud consequently the happiness destroyed
then Bulls sarsaparilla is a sovereign remedy.
Il 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
impafts health and happiness Were ladies
generally to adopt the use Of this medicine,
we would see far less suffering, disease and
unhappiness amt 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-
hapaT happy long life instead Of one cut snoT'
By disease. or made nisefabIeby continued
suffering and affiiction. Atthe critical period
termed the s'tnrnof life, 2 which Is ofleh atten-
ded with so much danger Bull sarsaparilla is
found to exert most beneficial effect. All
ladies approaching this crisis should be ap.
prised ofthis fact, and aytil themselves Of this
valuable medicines 2 ~ 9aaa
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
NEW STOR e.
Cheaper than Ever!

ISAAC MARKS, is just receiving and open
L ing large and we'll selected Stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry-GOods, Cloihing,
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 'loOr to the Post
Office, where he invites purchasers (for their
own gOOd) to call and examine his Stock and
prices. -. .,.. ...t
Main street. YazOO city, Aug. 90. '5O-4O-sm
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
Law Notica-

Q. D. GIBBS g. EDWARD BoWMON,
have formed partnership in the practice
They will 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 J. R. Burrus s. F. w.
+(euackentoss, where one of the firm may al
wavs be found during business hours,
Yazoo, Sc pt., 25-3m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
Franklin Iron Foundry.
CASTINFS 3c. d.
JOHN B0BB Jr.

I'D ESPECTFULLY announces to planners.
~ and the public generally. that the old es-
iablished FRANKLIN FOUNDY, Vicksburg,
is again in full operation, ready to execute.
promptly. orders for Castings Of all descripl
lions. Mill. and Gin Irons, Engine work, al
kinds Of repairing, &c. Also. Agent Hofch-
kiss.s Patent Vertical Water Wheel. which
i rapidly superceeding all others. Patterns
for furnishing three sizes may be seen atfhe
Foundry, aud its advantages over oil others
pointed ont.
Thankful for past favors, the proprietor So
llclts q continuance, promising to execute all
orders 10 his liue, in manner no, to be sur
passed at any Foundery inthe South or West
.a..Ia, tt,s-...a s. JOHN BOBB. .Jr.
AZ. 3. All orders left with Messls. Allen &
BaE Eksdale, Yazoo City, win meet with prompt
attentiin.
Yichsb1rg, Aug. 8, l649.-37-9m i