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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01
SARSAPARIl.l 4


1T Is put up in full quart bottles, and con-
l tafns the strength ofSlN TIMES as much
pure Honduras Sarsaparilla as any simiar
proportion in America. Price one dollar
per bottle or six bottles for five dollars.
Ii has been well established fact for ars
past that Sarsaparilla, when pure and propex
~ 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, barrelness, &c.
We boldly asset that JOHN BULLS FLUID
EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA is the only
preparation before the public that is prepared
on strictly scientific princi Plies 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 curative agent In the known
'0Ortd! This medicine, when used according
to directions,
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL!
Scrofula or Kings evil, Cansers, T 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
Kidneys,
Loss of app
elite, Diseases ar
Using from the use of
Mercury, Pain in the Side
and Shoulders, General debility,
DrOpsy, LumbagO, Jaundice, Costive-
ness, Sore Throat, Brcnchitis, Coughs.
Colds, Weakness of the Chest, Pulmonary
Affections, and all other diseases tending to
produce
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01
E. g. & s.. B. WILKINSON,
YAZOO CITY, MrssIsslppr.

VAIL practice Law in partnership in Al
w the Courts AZ Jackson, and in the Courts
Of the 9th Judicial District lexcepfthe Probate
Court Of YazuO county,
September 5, 1S50.-4l-tE
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RETTER TESTIM0NY.

=
1AGa has erer been offered in foror Of any
Meaictne-Read the testimony. Of DR.. Moore.
Mr. ,John Bull have no hesitation in say-
ing that | believe yOur SarsHparilla to be the
best article ever manufactured for the cure
ScroFula, Syphilis, and many other CutanoOus
or Glannlar Affections, having used il with in.
ire success in numbers Of The above oases.
Louisville, Dec. 20, 1S47 J. M. MOORE.
More Testimony from DR.. Moore.
Mr.. John Bail: am using your sarsapar-
lila in several new new casesof Scrofula, and
with happy effect. am now confident it is one
of the most efficGcious medicine that can be
made for that disease. Yours.
J. NJ. MOORE.
Winchester, KY, Feb j, As
From DR. L. p, Yandel7, Professor of Chenais-
try IN the Louisville Medical College.
have looked over the listO ingredients
comprising JOHN BULLS COMPOUND Elk
TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, and have no
hesitation in saying that they form a safe COM
pound, and one that promises well in chronic
diseases, to which it is applicable.
Lou. June 6, 1848. L.P. YANDELL. NJ. D.
From DR.. Pyzes, Physician Jy appointment
to the Louisville Marine Hospital.
LOUISVILLE, March 20, I849.
| have examined the preparation ofthe pre-
scrlptlon OF JOHN BULLS SARSAPARILLA
anC believe the combination to be an excellent
one' and we'll calculated to produce an aItern-
ativo impression on the system. have used it
both IN public and private practiced, and think
1t the best article ofsarsaparilla in USE
M. PYLES. M. D,
Resident Physician, Marine Hospital
BULLS SARsAPARILLA.-Go where you will
to 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 shipped on board.
But few merchants visit our city, in what
ever branch of trade soever they may be en-
gagged, but have orders for more or less of
Bulls SarsaParilla.-LO". Democrat.
The rush of adventuFers to California has in
some measure subsidized, but the rush for John
Bulls sarsapariIla is Us great as ever. The
Doctor says ''thsc cry is still they come-LOuis
vile Daily Democrat.
Manufactured and for sale by DR.. John Bull,
at bis principal office, 81 Fourth stree, and by
"a MES BLUNDELL & Co., Yazoo City.
Yazoo City, November 10Th 185O-6m
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01
Franklin Iron Foundry.
CASTINGS &C, &C.
JOHN ROBB Jr.

ID ESPECTFULLY announces to planters,
Il z and the public generally. that the old es-
tablished FRANKLIN FOUNDY, Vicksburg,
is again in full operation, ready to execute.
promptly, orders for. Castings Of all descripl
tons, Mill. and Gin Ifrons, Engine work, al
kinds of repairing, &c. Also. Agent Hotch-
KISS Patent Vertical Water Wheel, which
IS rapidly superceeding all others. Patterns
TOR furnishing three sizes may be seen at the
Foundry, and its advantages over all others
pointed out.
:. Thankful for past favors, the proprietor Sc
llcIts continuance, promising to execute all
orders in his liue, in manner no, to be sur
passed at any Foundry the South or West.
JOHN BOBB, Jr.
AZ. 3. All orders left. with Messrs. Allen g.
Barksdale, Yazoo City, viii meet with prompt
attenfiin.
Yichsburg, Aug. 6, 1s49.-S T-9m
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Law Card.


BROOKE, WRIGHT q ANDEkNUN.
5. s. WmoHT-Y nzos City.
~. BnoOKE LrSns4on.
n IA. ANuEEs0N
WILL practice IA the courts at Jaekasn,
wv and Ire Circuit Courts Of Holmes,
Nszso Carroll, Attala End Chosinws ana ne
s ohrnccrY Court 4. CarrolitQl.
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Boot ard 81 Doe.
Bo0net nc Iin7ine.

0NNEls Of every description. hands,mt
Trimmings for Bonnets and he Heado.
received. The Ladies are invited . examine
III ". cAID WIkIl
Xasa o,sy, sspAle, Ioso,
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Great Inducements

~ Q Country Merchants and cash dealers in
n general. To reduce myVery large stock,
Will sell at wholesale, at cost, and carriage
for cash. Nv. CALDWELL.
Oot 10-I550.
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CONSUMPTION.

Liver Complaint, Female Irregularities and
Complaints, Sick and Nervous headache, Low
spirits, Night sweats, Exposure or Inprudence
in Life, Chronic Constitutional Diseases. and
spring and summer drink and general
tonic for the system and gentle and pleasant
purgative, far superior to Blue Lick or Conr-
ress water, salts, or Sedletz powders.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01
BOAR DERS

The rooms ale large, airy and arranged with
an eye TO the cofort of occupants. His table
shall be supplied AAirh the bos: the market af-
fords. And no pains or expense shall be sdar-
ed to render satisfaction to his guests.
The subscriber, thankful to his old friends
for their patronage, hopes from his increased
facilities and determinalion>io please, to oon-
tnue to receive their generous favor.
/ Yazoo City, May 22-lS50.
| P; S. Hacks, Carriages. Buggies asd sad-
die horses will be at all times in readiness to
convey PERSON to any Of the Watering Places
or elsewhere ia the interior. r. NV.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01
New Drug and Book Store.
~R~.Uos IN M0nm

New Drug and Book Store.
Charles II. Mann.
Attic OLD STAND OF o. o. WOOD
NAN, d co.
WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL pEALEL IN
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
PAINTS AND
WINDOW GLASS,
SASH AND PUTTY,
DYE STUFFS AND
GLASS WARE, PER-
W FUMERY, SOAP &
GANDh THIS BRUSHES SCHOOL
CiRDEN BOOKS, STEEL PENS
SEEDS QUILLS, AND STA
TIONARY, LETTER
AND CAP PAPER,
MEDICAL, LAW,
AND MISCELLA-
NROUS BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
SUPERIOR INKS,
PAPER HANGINGS
&C., &C. &c.
Physicians Prescriptions will receive par.
ocular attention at all hours Of the day and
night.
January Is, 1850.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01

rr.lfE reaul AbuFuo Of fcttsr n this. 8 /.
sfituis win con mere rn II flst Of n
vomber, and continue nul'' as of FEBRUARY
The Anatomical Dep tnl WI boopened
and ready g recoi 81 0aenss 81 the Fret Of
OoisbsT. Tie ne dleal apartment win be IN
Der the direclisn o. the showing
PROFESSORS
cONoUEST CROSS M. D., Professor of
The Institutes Of Medicine and Medical JGrls-
4, FREEMAN, M. D., Professor Of Anatomy,
r. g. NEWTON, M. D., Professor Of s lrgery
n. ]. HULCE, nj. D., Professor CT Theory
and Practice ofMsdicine.
w. BYRD POWELL, IA. a., Professor Of
Psychology, Pathology, MineraOlogy and
Geology,
J. KING, ~. D., Professor Of MatsTla, Medica
Therapeutics.
]. MILTON SANDERS, A, M, M. a., Pro-
hsuor Of Chemistry and PhHrhOcy
+. A. WILSON, NJ, D., Professor Of Obste-
tTles and diseases, Women and Children.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WrDprNn-PR OF. H J. HULCE.
SUnaRKv-PROF. r. s. NEWTON.
2. FREEMAN. M, D., Anatomical Demon
uiTNtsr;
TIE feesfOr 4. full course Of Lectures amount
Each Professors Ticket, SIS. Matriculutor's
%. Denonstrator's Fee, $40. Graduation
Go. :,
Those desiring further information will
plsass address their letters Cpost puid) to the
Dean; and students arriving in the City will
please call on him at the Commercial Hotel.
R. S. NEWTON, M. d.
Dean of the Faculty.
LAW DEPARTMENT
Ho.RE.W. H. KING, Professor Of Theory
aud raPctice OfLaw.
Hon. v. D. BARRY, Professor Of CONNER
olal Jurisprudence.
TERMs-S50 per Session.
All comnuuieaticns pertaining to this de-
partment must be addressed to -.
E. w. M. KING, Esq.
MEnPHIs, Tenn, Mrrch, 1850.
The Faculties, for intellectual abilities NOR
al worth and profess ional requirements, vii
combare favorably with the most distinguish
odln our country The medical faculty con-
StItutes an aromaTy in this or any other
soDntry. ell Of them ara able lecturers and
he dest Of teachers.
Those who will contemplate our geographic
cal position and the extent eff our population,
can have no houbt as to the eligibility OF our
situation for an enterprise Of the kind. As to
health, including oil seasons Of the year, we
deny that any other city has morse.
A eemmon error exists in the minds OF
many students relative TO the place ofstudying
medicine; those who intend Practicing among
the diseases Of the West and South shOald Ger
tainly educate themselves at a school whose
Faculty are particularly acquainted with those
diseases.
THAT the public may be satisfied of the per-
mAnency of this school, we feel 1t eur duty to
state, that the Trustees and Faculty form a
UNIT in action, which augurs well for its future
success; and that the peculiar internal organi-
uation which connects them, cannot be inter-
TuPted.
E. WIN. KING.
President Of Memphis Institute
March 3Oth l95O,-ll2-tf.
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BRICK BUILDING

on Main Street, few doors below his Old
Stand. The house is very spacious, and poss-
es every convenience for
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01
WENN,S HOTEL,

- THE SUBSCRIBER 80
asgs5 would respectfully inform the zsazE
public that he has opened large and COM
modious.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

which Of and sectional temper views ~i
deeply offend New York properly looked 10 10 ses an exam
pie of the generous patriotism. ready and eheerolsPn
of accommodation the and deepest national ssnsen
uncacuang devotion, above oil other things 10 The Cons
tuition, its fune and integrity sacred As graf
ude which press upon the heart and conscience OF y0or
giant city and wonderfully prosperous commonwealth l'sks
courage from the conviction that your people will vndcsse
their exalted principles and that the result. OF their deibera
tons will be fory the Union, and give renewed hope and
energy to its friends every where.
am, gentlemen most truly your friend and isowetizsn,
GEO. 8. BRYAN.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01
NEW york CORRESPONDENCE.

NBw YoRK, OcroBER 2s, 1881.
have just been looking Of mashed merchandise
at the office of Adams Co. 3 New Orleans and Mississippi
Valley Express This "wreck of NATTER consisting MAIN
ly of fancy goods was in Adams Co.'S New Haven Ex.
press car at the Iamensble smashup New Rochelle,
Saturday night Some Of il is spotted and imbrued win
blood perhaps that of the who badly
bruised n the ace possibly that of the victims who were
SO badly mangled 1t a melancholy reminder Of bow
small human life and safety in the calculations Of
railroad directors and managers comparison Nth The ,cages
of conductors, engineers, brakemen, and s,0teenders!
fact notorious culpabe that the railroad COM
pauies employ almost universally, very unn,eIigen, ire
sponsble, and unsafe swITcH-rESDERs. How
many lives and limbs have been sacrificed by their stupid
blunders Did you it estimated It would be in
eres ing Of these sanguinsry statistics.
But why such Incompetent persons employed at duty
which requires acute perception, good memory, and,
bined with activity and waichfnnsss, thnuahn appssia
ton Of the responsibility Simply because they will work fol
Their services may be had for only dollar
aday while the right kind Of men, properly qualified, phys
cay and mentally, for this important duty, (or important
think any will allow it is in view of the vast injury
achieved by its being improperly done) would demand saa
ries of from $500 $500 per Even and the
railroad companies will find the best economy in the long
aye, and in the short run, aso) to offer such induce
mcnts to proper men to do this work.
think that the accident the New Haven road, ascrbed
to the swtchterde demonstrates this fact Let reckon
what would that company to employ fit persons at
good pay, instead of nake-s shifts at low wages. We will
suppose that there are, ought to be, forty switch
tenders between New York and New Haven. AT $500
each per year, (Which presume to be their pay,) the
annual aggregate of forty incompetent swchteuders would
be $4,000 while the salaries of forty good respOnsi
Die, proper at $500 each, would amount yearly to
S32, 600. Here difference Of $40 600 per
large sum, truly, but not large the loss to the New
Haven railroad by this single accident Saturday night last
Money easy but the speculaors who bought stocks in
he early part of last week. in expectation of by this
time, are disappointed. Stocks continue to decline.
Sterling exchange is worth premium Of from l04alO5
per cent The first opportunity to ship specie England
will be by the Southampton and Bremen steamer next
Saturday.
Seaman & Muirs affairs have turned much than
believed il possible, though there is whisper against
their integrity. Jacob Little the Wall street money king
has made proposition bis creditors for the liquidation of
his sffairs, which is an acceptable one. learn.
The complaint Of duller business than usual
general among the merchants.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

OPENING MorsD.-Thc workmen the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad opened Indian mound Saturday, the
Isi on the farm Of B. McMecben, Esq. The mound was
about seventy feet in diameter and eleven feet high Nearly
ona level with the surrounding earth found altar Of
stone, evhcng the action Of the FIRE west Of north Of the
altar head and body Of an Indian extending Of NORTH
al slgh decnaon from the hesd TO the feet This body
was eoverd depth Of soo. with ssbes which
the rs WIS still manifest TO the taste, cd The
body remarkably perfect, and mostly preserved.
Around thb body twelve Others with their heads CEN
,ens towanl H. and feet projecting No articles Of sa were
found except polished stone tube, about twelve inches in
ngh.-- Wheeling Gazette.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

DEATHo OF THE WIrE OF GovRRxoR UJaAzr.--Wc rc-
ge the desh Of Ills lady which took place
the llh Of this month"; atNew Buda Decsus county, Iowa.
ntegeSc Of this received in this city last night
in kus from Governor Uhsz TO Major Tochmsn and lady,
The venerable Hungarian patriot, in announcing the sad
idines thus concludes his letter;
sTe cup Of my sorrows 10 full. have lost my beloved
wife She departed this life after few days illness. Could
have reseen that my exile shorten her days would
have gen my head to the oes Of country preserve the
life Of tie best Of mothers Your asconse, unortu-
nate frind." (Washmgfon Telegraph.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

+ TRuE LAwyKR.-Aiexsnder Hamilton once sp-
Piled counsel by having the guardianship Of
phans who would, coming of sgss succeed large
and valuable estate Of which there maers defct in
the known only their guardian, who wanted
get the vested to himse Hamilton noted down the
ahless executors satement and then said him, Settle
with these unhappy infants honoaby 70 the last cen or
win hunt you from your skin like hare The sdvics was
strictly followed, and hs man who gave orLa amen
to the bar and the sgs be lived n.-SoutAern Prcss.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

A CrR1ous FIsHr.--A gentleman Of this town having
raesske 10 box with n bars, put rat in, to see his
snakeshp give specimen Of swallowing The snake struck
at the rat and the finding himself in close quarters with
deadly enemy, like all towards, began to show fight when
he cou do better He attacked bis adversary with spirit
and co,nued to bite him The head and neck until he
gained complete victory. The snake disd Of hs wounds in
few ninutes and the rat killed BY dog but We
informed what become Of the dog that killed the rat that
whppedthe snake that lay in the box that Charley built.
cAndyson g. CO. Gazette
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01
FoR THE NATIONAL ISrELLIegscER.
THE FIGURES.

When people set themselves up for sagacy or be-
great by the commendation Of their friends it may be
useful for the future survey the past especially may
show That oil erTing mortals.
Some i've years the policy of the country
rally changed upon the recommendation Of distinguished
gentleman then the Secretary Of the Treasury. He urged
this change with skl-it will do say ability
and great eoquence He depicted in glowing colos what
freerade that which approxmaed free-trade, would
do for and to show concusvey and beyond cav the
advantages the ers of tho soil must derive from the
passage Of the be suggested he submitted
ray of figures which beg leave examine this rainy a-
ternoon by way of killing There is common saying
"fgues e. In the before US we do not say
they do do lie but the exhibition Of them is certain
" not ve.y creIi.abe the wonderful sagacty of the
Secretary.
Ho -enny said iha, if bis plan Of revenue we're adopted
our exports would be in s4s S222, $50. They
$780, ss2 l2l, showing slight of Ss9, 966. .22s.
He solemnly said that our exports OF lS49 would be
s32s ss3 but they only s32, $685. ss5 showing
| another little Of Sl97, 1893, ,03s.
He also with equal soemuity said that exports of 1850
would be S4ss 056 but they only 1884, 90O 265
showing another ng Of S353, 4,79l. And when
we up the three years errors the whole
is only about sir hundred and forty millions Of dollars
that's all 1t unquestionaby upon The recommends
tion Of Mr. WALKER that the whole policy Of the
United States upurued and all this pedcated upon
| his estimates
Having briefly shown by facts what blunders some
times peperated by in high places, and how people
who will take the trouble to think for themselves
ceived, drop the subject, rather leave it
petent handshe present Secretary Of the Treasury and the
able practical at his elbow.
In concluson we take leave to say the e1-Secre:ay
that time had proved his estimates correct spprox
mating 10 correctness this country would be the pros
porous on the face of the globe and Europe would have
found it impossible lquidae the balance due And
further exports for ls4s, ls49 and 1850 had beer
only half of what he predicted they would be the fnsnca
crisie--nct yet ended-would not have occurred
] NEAR PHILApELpHIA, Der. "a, 1851. o. P. @.
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SLEEp.-There is no better description given Of
the approach Of sleep than that which we find in
one of Leigh Hunts papers:
" is delicious movement certainly that Of being well
nestled in bed, and feeling that you shall drop gently
Sleep The good 10 not past the limbs have been
Just tired enough render the remaining in posture de-
sh,fu the labor of the day is done. gentle failure of
the perceptions creeping the spirit Of conscious
ness disengages itself more, and with slow and hushng
grees like moh deachng her hand from that of her sleep
ing child the mind to have balmy lid closing
IT. Ills more cosings closed The stefious spirit has
gone to take its airy rounds"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

BEEn DRISKTSG ENGLAND We have been reading
Porefs Progress Of the Naiion," (Grea Britain and
have been TIE which the guzzDg Of beer
pracised England On page 500 brief account Of
sylum containing hundred and thirty nine PERSONS
chiefly young persons of both chidn like those in
orphan asy syIun where each inmate consumes sixty
three quarts OF milk and sixty three gallons of beer as ra,ons
per Children Of both educated q. the pub
lie expense, to gallon OF beer, when under SIX
years Of age, in less than six days The year rupd
In another asylum for little girls, of whom hundred
and ht yegh supported they consume l3 quarts Of
milk and IL, 272 quarts o beer in year. An asylum for
hus bays containing six hundred and foysH, consumes
$3.50 gallons OF milk and sss gallons OF beer per annum
II The author OF this work did stand high for the
acy OF his statistics, should be unwilling believe tba,
The Christian people Of England would voluntarily exFcnd
their monty TO give twelve thousand eight hupJcd and
eshy-egh gallons Of beer to school Of little boys year,
part Of their daily food Iii beginning early, and taking
extra pains 10 make tIulkards pauper and criminals
Rochester American
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01


However commendabe it may be to uphold the character
Of this country place OF refuge TOR the prescribed OF all
denominations and 10 express with becoming warmth our
adherence e great Of freedom throughout the world
fitting. before select any Of the fugtives who have
reached shores for the reception of honos due the good
and the great ascertain how far they deserve them.
Under ordinary circumstances should have been content
leave NJ Louis Kossuh proceed without any further
Comment from ourselves, from his Turkish prison his
Transatlantic retreat but extravagant attempt is made
by ses, whose ignorance and enthusiasm go hand
in hand receive this aspiring author and chief Of dsss
,rous rebellion he combined in the highest degree the
Qualities of patriot and statesman called upon
state in words the for which regard this ap
peal gross deusion and imposition the feelings Of the
public The Common Council Of the city Of London with
its accustomed Of prcpety and it's recently scqued
experience Of foreign sr' has taken the lead in this de-
monstration. The Hungarian agents this country have
been laboring for time past to give ec through that
portion Of the English press which has placed se in their
hands And the present absence Of any topic The public
diversion between the closing of the Exhibition and the
mencemfDt Of the winter every effort will be made perhaps
with success, convert NJ Kossuh into lion before
he consigned to Mr.. Barnum make the Of the Unit
| cd States
To represent Kossuh the champion Of the Hungarian
Constitution, and supporter Of those principles Of limited
monarchy which still happily rooted in the affections Of
the people ef bis county, absurd would he
fer similar distinctions similar grounds upon Msxzin or
Louis Indeed afer the exposition Of bis principles
MarHIes do soppose that his faction in this country
have the erontery call those principles constitutional.
He will land southampton svowed adbereut Of ihe ex-
Republican party in Francs that svowal have
surprised any cqusined with his past caresy The
voationsry character Of his opinions the seeking and
arbitrary spirit Of his adminsaion the enority Of many q
his actions and the extraordinary mpossres he pracsissd