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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
= On 3 late gin of one Of onr Neu.Orleans

70 On Iate mp OF one OF our NeW-Orlesns
steamers. she WAS crowded with German ernigrnnrs
A might be expected, their appetite Tor ruit and v-
tD.es sner long ses-yoyase was most vJFaci0us At
Selma. short distance below s city the BOAT received
some fifteen or twenty sacks OF castor beans confined
20 Mr. blow The appearance ofthe be H. good p roe
eye, oXced the cravings Of the euy grants. Finally en-
rlosiy snd appetite trinmPhed bag scrrspt6usly
op,ned large pan mi extracted and huge llnrie,o
Of ,cup prepared II short time the passengers IN IN,
calm and The officers o; TIE boa; were startled bv he
report tlat The choleTa Ia IL form hsi br,ss M,
on deck On going below. they ound that the $50
cl was dong rs WORK The bag Law expossd AMI =
large -. iu Of this delcay stssrniug hot on the
table The thing soon soged sni the q .r-,ir IA
70 90 INTO quarantine bccauee, BE- said te DrtrS
did II kuCR beans" -. T.ori, y .,., -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

MA.sAcHusErrs-The Free Democratic
and Oppo,ition nominations are now completed for
Consreamen and Presidential Electors
ToR CONGRESS.
Free Democratic OpTofitIon.
Dpf l. Rodney frri'ch. John Pieree:
2 Gershorn B. Weston Alb. Jan N. lde, Jr
ChSs Frnncis Adams o Underwood
4 Caorles pins Levi A. Dowley.
\ Ir.rn Brrlr-rre Adam w Thsxfer, Jr
6 Joln n Enev George Hood.
y Iohn PHI. Nathaniel p. Bs1o, Jr.
O. Henry Wilson. benl y bpNei
g. Alexander Dewitt .Se D1ys.
10 Erasrus Hopkins :, y: Cut.-I:
H. James r. Robinson. winning Ofi'"O'N-
TOR VACANCIES.
f,st q John B. Alley. IT.,
T. John A. Bollss Chsnes - na1s"ei-
q C11.,ouh.r A Church. Edward p Little.
yoR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
s. G. Phillips, ChAhLE' Q; HnsESE'
~ L@rse JAMES FOWLER JANE . WHITNEY.
D,st |. JoHs n. SHAW. ;. Il. PBiSSEY.
2 WILLIAM III. WOOD. EDWARD CsZSEAU.
8. EDWARD L. KEYZs. CALEB STETsoS
4. TIKoTHY GILBERT. ISAlC ADAMS.
s. JoHs q. PALFREY. BESJ =. HAtLETr.
g. JoHs O. WHITTIER. JONATHAN NAYsoS.
y sAsurr, T. sEwALL EBESEzER II SAFFoaD.
o. joins w. GRAVES. WALTER FEssESDES
O. CHARLES MASON. j. :. C. KSo~LroN
10. X. b. HUBBARD. o. p. lEGRAHAA
IL JoEI HAYDEN JOSATHAE'E. FIELD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
LOCAL POLITICS.

n Remember the meeting of the Scott Life
Guard Associaton tonight at Constitution Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

IL The weather yesterday was clear and
cool A, nigh, the sky was hazed over with light
clouds and the old sign ola storm came out in the form
Of, very brilliant circle around the moon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
= Toiasovr,s formerly Lr-sa CiarSsl ~ hds-. 90
1852. SAM. Noon. SIN
Oct n .............sy 81 d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

~ The Corporation Counsel says that the
holding Of polls in rumehops will not vtate the
election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

. w itei lN1 tDo.toA z OidDfgNgFC0jfI ha =
spoiled speculation hy telling o. l. p-e-nq-,,r,l, r,
sys; cute ote, whose residence Is considerably G,
iLcf east Ian Boston was al the stalls Of Fane, II N
Market AMI al TIE stores % COlgrfzs-sf on Sa,,rt.
purvhssng the rsrest specimens Of fruit OF al si1d
without regard 10 the price. he had PREVIOUSLY mn
Chased - some OF he nurseries IN the yicpirv ~
Unlimited quantity Of fruttrees paying no rera-J,
tie pnce. The whole assortment Of frees and 90. ~
sh.Ipcd IN the afternoon for Philadelphia where h. =
tends 70 dspose OF his stock AZ 30 per cent ndvan,
least on the nrst cost, convincing. nc undoub,r
VII, the diabcoaied Quaker tn; the fr7 b. b,y,
II us produce Of ne o,ry 'rees he oSer, tor sac
IL On Saturday afternoon. "a Mr. Gaor,o
W. Jetcrds, young man 10 years OF age be,onyin55
Bangor was calling upon Of the clerks Of NcCSIv
WyTnSn Co. No 81 WGfer-st Boston Re arc;de,..li
stepped backward into an open scuttle way and IN
rom the third story 10 the ground aoor frsctrin -
sku 20 badly as 10 die in about hslf an hour 70
young man OF excellent character
~ Capt. Nathaniel Russell, of Plymontb
Mac, enc Of the Oldest citizens OF Piynouth Co.,
and welknown merchant and ship owner died =, 70
refdsnee on the evening Of tie ls at The advanced sne
d6 Nge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

FORT EukLL, texas FFlIay, Oct 1, TO-
EDIross DELrA: have only time to CON-
nurictie the news tai the express mall between this
ard San Antonio turned bark BY large parry Of
In4s Coinfnohss) which Dew iRicst IL whole cGun-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10

he Was going 70 rise. and with no small
snoiion of spiris, speke 10 the following
effect: sGoad God where am 4 7 am
J IN The place OF one Of The unirersilies Of
this Kingdom. where il 10 10 be supposed
that young men are educated IN The prin-
eiples Of religion a. well a. in useful lear.
ming and for sueh 10 laugh in 90 inde-
rent manner. on hearing Al aged Chris
Iran tell thai she had rriired into her clos
ei on Lords day evening for prayer
and medilaiion Blush and be ashamed
all of ynu, IL you are capable pf il. a. well
YOU may; and il any Of your tutors are
here. lcs them blush also 10 see in how H.
religious manner l,eir students aud On.
pills behave" And then turning 70 The
lady he said, "don'i be discouraged.
madam. by this piece OF rude aad unman-
nehy. as vel a. irreligious usagc; you have
no reason 20 be ashamed of what you
have on this occasion. and in ihis public
manner. said; |; on the contrary. you may
glory in 10. II adds dignity 10 yonr char
acier. and shame belongs TO those who
would expose IL 10 ridicule. l.e -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10
Stop His Kicking,-It is not an u

Stop His Kicking,-It is not an un-
common thing tomeetwith horses which
will kick while in harness. Such hor-
ses are dangerous to drive. end the
habit diminishes their value very much.
The Ohio Cultivator publishes com.
munication from Jonathan Coe, Of Dal-
ton, Ohio. giving the following simple
method of preventingthe practice Of this
pernicious trick. Take aforked stick,
about two feet long, varying little,
according to the size Of the horse, tie
the ends Of the fork firmly to each end
Of the bride bit, and the other end o
the stick to the lower end of the collar
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10

By His Erorizt~<y DAVE s. Ran, Gorrne,
effh< Siaie VI kprfk carolina. ~
IWHEREAs, three-flhs of the sksle mum.
~ Der ofmenbers Of eseh Nous Of lhs &c
neral Assembly Did. st fhe iass se>ssou, psss lb<
ioIIo~ins As,s 81 si,''t'sss.i - ~ sefsl
ANAoT to amend the Constitution Of
f -tsF ssa North Carolina. hisasrih -,
wmrsnas, The freehold qusli6rstiou nov re.
quired Ter Ihe ELECTORS Coz nembers sf The sensis
Conflicts ~ih The fusds.suia' principles Of Iit<1.
~ . Therefose, 1ol 4ia- .ssnaa ras ess
sxcs q. he Il enaeifd blythe Geaeroi AsssssLls
effhe ,Staie Of NORTH caroLaa, and IL 10 hereby
eaacfed Ig tie aafhsSify yof fhe suhse. ihrrr-6fhs
of tic ~hose nunsirf AZ members ofesch Hou<<
conexinx. ihss she secood clause Of ahind scciioa
Of ihe Sra AuicIs Of sbs amended con<iisuiion
rsiiiei By The people Of ksuh Carolina on The
second Monday Of Novembeg, A. d., ls35. be
amended by striking out tbe words q and posses.
sed Of freehold within the same district Of fifty
scres of4saJ fos six moslhs next b~fosc and II
lheadsy sf eIccsion,r - shst the said clause ol
ssil ssrsion shah read As fsllews; An free white
ncp Of the age Of ftweniy-one years lexcrpt ssis
hereinafter dcclsrcd. J who have been inhsbisnis
- -|<@<< 6ttt< A&9ft1t4
immedistet precedins the day ofany election and
shah have paid Fub,ic uses shall be entitled 10
vote for member ofihc Senate. m0,. lila Il
src. .. BE IL further enacted. That the Gov.
ernor Of the State be, and he is hereby directed
20 issue his Proclamation 70 The people Of North
CaroIua, al least SIX months before the next cleo.
lion COR members OF the General Assembly, setting
forth fhe pupor Of This Act and. the amendm~nl
10 the Goaslilslion herein proposed, which Pro
cIamaiion shall be accompanied by . tue and
perfect copy Of the Act, sulhsaiicascd by the Ger
ii6cate ofihe Secretary Of State. and 10th the
Proclamation and the copy Of this Act. the TO
vernon Of the Stale shall cause 10 lie published 10
ali the newspapers Of this State. and posted in ths
Court Houses Of the respective Counsiesin thi'
State, at least six months be5oro the election q
members to the next General Assembly.
Read three times and sgfeej 10 BY ihrec-fifihi
Of the whale number Of members Of each Houss
respectively, and ratified in General Assembly
this the cath day Of January, 1851. als1
|. .ste.y ,aa.,e q. q. DGBBlN, 9. H. C..
Y rn -,g W. N. EDWARDS, SIS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10
Steam-Refined Candies :

THE sut~nbrf hss jost opened an EXTENSIVE
u Pscs~s O. tbs Mznsixa.ss of sseauu
Refined Candiex, and noe oa<rs tb<sr
Gar sale al lhe rrdeeeJ ,price of Twelve Dollar.
and dfty csssts per hundred pounds. - b
he also manufactures every style and qualify
Of fasrr CasHixss which be offers BY MhoIe.
ssls . io~ as they can hs purchased in any d
the Northern msfksls- -%t sgA
In conelassaa. - wouH respectfully STATE lhsl
he keeps copssssly On hand large supply d
domestic and Imported FRUITS. sad CIGARS
Of every sf.dr. together wssh an extensive assori.
ment Of Fsney Anieis~. Mo>i<,l Iassrumenls,
Preserves. SSrkIex. cordial4. 6c- = which Ne
would invite ysor stiealion, when vsinns lhi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10
A RIGHTEOUS JUDGE AND A MERTTED
REBUKE.

Sometime ago man was tried at Cam.
bridge. England, for robbery committed
on an aged genllewoman in her own
house.. The judge was Baron Smith. a
man Of an amiable character Cor religion.
He asked the gen.lewoman if The prisoner
as-the bar was the person who robbed her.
"rruIy. my lor.l," said she, I" l can
not positively say il was he. for il was
tluskish when was robbed, SO dark that
! could hardly discern the features Of his
face" ,.,a.
!" Where were you when he robbed
you"
/ 81 was IN a closet lha, joins TO my bed
chamber, and he had got into my house
while my servant had gone ou, on an err
rand" .t+, ga.ss..
What day Of The week was il!
. II was the Lords day evening, my
lord. s.
How had you been employed wher
he robbed your
- My lord, | am a Protestant dissenter
had been al the meeting that day, ant
had retired into my close. in The evening
for prayer and meditation on wha, ha,
been hearing through the day." Sh,
had no sooner uttered these words, thai
The court, which was crowded with som,
hundreds Of students, rang with peal 9
loud laughter. :
/ The Judge looked around the court al
one astsnished. and with decent solem
niiy laid his hand upen The bench, as j
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10
PURSUIT. OF KNOWLEDGE.

Pai-Have ye lver Iruhrr fur me.
ger honor
\ Urbsne 0ficial-Whai namei
4 Pai-Why my own name. ov coorse |;
whose else I
Official, siill urbsnc-whal is your
own name ..
Pal-Faix. al J, was my fathers afors
me. an would be yeI, only he's gone
dead.
Official, not quite so Urbane-Con-
found you. what do you call yourselft
Pat. frmly--Edad. | call mysclfa gen.
lleman It's pity there 'ainl couple o.
us. ,s..f
Official. with digniiy-Siand back.
Pat. moodily-A-back I'll stand when
l gels me leuher.
Official. siernly-IIow can give il
10 you. il sou don't tell me who you are
you stupid bog iroiier.
Pat, saiiricslly-Is that what yer ped
for. abusin honest people iha, comes lor
their rights; gi' me leiiher. or he the
whiske,s Of Kate Karncy's cal, I'll cast
me vote agin you when gil me papers.
Official. very nearly angry-You blum.
dering blockhead, can't you tell me how
your letter is sddressedf
Pa. con,empluously--Dressedi how
should il be dressed, barrin' in a sheet O
paper like any other. Come, hand il up
! avic.
Official, angry-Deuce take you, vii
| you not tell who you are at
! Pat, furiously-Wel I'm an lrisl,mar
bred and born ;seed. breed and glneraiion
me father was cousin 10 onc-eyed Larry
Magra, the process sarvcr, and mo moth
er belonged 10 the Moneys OF Kilmanai
~. You're an ignorant ould disciple. al
av' yo'll only creep out ov yer hole III
wei. you like new shoe. and ay you ge
any more satisfaction oui OF me, me
names no, Barney O'Flynn.
| Slisfied 0flicial-Oh thai your name
lis IL! -. .
i (Shuffles letters, deals one to Barney
who cuts. ~ .s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10

Ground charcoal is said to be the
best thing in the world for cleaning
knives. 1t will not wear the knives
away, like brick dust. which is SO often
used.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10
CURE ron DEAFNESS.

ar. s. w. yewr,. usiiing 20 he Bos-
ron ulIrzlor, ssys:- .saf.
A shoss three years Of sgr. daughter
Of the Hon. Daniel Baldwin of Moulp<lier,
become very deal in both ears. In eonyer-
ga ion IL Was quiie diiIicuh 70 make her
hear, anil she canliuurd in mis- vreleb he'd
stale until about righleen yrsrs Of age.
when an Indian docior chanred 20 see
her, who iolsl the mo her. Mrs. T.. that
the oa ef onion and tobacco would cme
her il prepared az follows - Divide an on
iosas and from The Gentle take oui piece
the size OF rommnn walnut; GIL this ca
vily with frssh quid of tobacco. and
bind The Onion logrIl'rr in iis usual shape I;
rossl a, lhrn trm of ihe outer part until
you rome 90 that perlion slightly colpred
or peneirsied by the tobacco; mash up
the balance Of the tobacco; pui il inlo .
phial. Three drops OF This oil. Mrs. b.
informed me. she dropped into the ear al
ter her daughter had retired 20 he'd.
which immediately gave her considerable
pam which lasted Cor some time. Before
morning, however, her hearing was so
extremely d'licaie and sensitive. that she
suffered by the sound and noise in coms
mon conversation This she soon over
came. and for more Than three years pas,
her hearing has hcen enurely restored. 60
the great joy Of her parents and friends
Having bren acquainted with The family
for many years. the rase is so miraculous
and gratifying thai ! cannot in justice 10
TO the afflicted. refrain from. making Tins
simple and edec,ual remedy for deafness
known. ssat.i .+.a 8 sss+f
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10

Ssse~'e Sosssrcs'snes, Sycamore 6tre<t., n
- .sIIYt0ns Thrs-, PelessluFs. Val
r 81 ! yill siss ksep eonssn,Iy on h.ad |,
superior aiiieIe Of Candy manufactured from
ssusrit Crushed Sugar. st 10 osais per pound,
rAii csdes promptly attended 70, esfefoIiy
n.eted, and seni 10 any psn of'iksi United
Pe,efsSurs, February l6. .rs ,,s22-sw.o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10
srArE sr Norrn ClnoLIsA,

/ I, wiLIilx HUI, Secretary Of Slate, in and
Cor the State Of North Carolina. do hercby ceri-
fy that tho foregoing Is iroe ssd perfect copy
Of an Act Of the Geueral Assembly Of Tins State,
drawn or from the original on file in this Office
Given under my hand, this slst day Of Deeem-
0e', 'e9.'.na j VIM. HILL, sec'y Of State. .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10

A New Discovery.-A Frenchman.
Mr.. MandI, has by microscopic observa-
lion on Iee,h. discovered iha, the tartar
which accumula,es on the teeth, is COM
posed Of the remains of,Iead animalcules.
Leuwenhoeck had already told us that
the human mouth was peopIed with mil
lions Of infusory animals, and that the
mucous secretion Of its surface was their
ocean; but il remained for ~. Mandl to
discover lha, the tartar which covers the
surface of The teeth is formed Of the dead
Of these inhabitants of this ocean. MIR.
Mandl knows no, to what cause to ailri.
butte The origin Of these microscopic ani
mails. but he has asceriained, he says
lha, they are most numerous ia person,
who 1--we on spare diet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10

The SELLER SoLD.--An incident re-
Gently occurred in a town on the Con-
necticut River, which illustrates the
danger Impractical joking, and served,
at the time, ITS purposes of fun and
raillery. A certain barber, happening
in at store, clerk who wished to
play the barber trick, offered him a
-bottle Of fbear's oil. The latter did not
want it, but being over-urged, took it
and paid for it. On his opening it, in his
shop, the oil was found to be lamp oil,
with a very rank smell. Nothing was
said OF the shave which the clerk had
practised, and the barber shaved along
as usual until the matter had time t
be forgotten.
A few evenings since, the clerL
went into the BARRIERS shop, to b.
shaved, preparatory to ball. After tht
harvest OF the chin was reaped, tht
clerk Strengthened himself up, and ex
claimed. "now slap on the OIL" A
good handful was poured ont, " slapped
on" and rubbed in. A second hand
ful followed, but, before it could b.
rubbed in, the clerk smelt suthin,'
and leaped from the chair, as if he hae
been shot, at the same time giving ut
| terance to sundry expletives, comm:
under the cognizance Of the statute a
gainst profane swearing. The barbe
assured the enraged customer that HI
/ had put bears oil on hishead. and iron
the very bottle he had sold him. Ifi
was poor oil, it was the clerks fault
1 There was no resisting this, and tn,
matter was settled by refunding tn,
money paid for the oil, and a shampoo
ing at the clerks expense. The clerl
went to the ball. but the rank lamp oi
stuck to his hair, and the snuffs Of thos
who came near him, showed that tn
} barber was wicked when he shampoo,
him.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10

SAe6as3A AAAu0 AA - 4&VASVs w
Cincinnati Enquirer says: "A respect
able farmer. from The adjoining country,
came TO the city. Few days since, in a
one horse sleigh without bells. In pass
ing down Western Row. another sleigh
approached in different direction, an.
nounciug their proximity with merry
peal uf their jingling bells. This caused
the farmers horse 10 come 10 = dead
stand ; ueiiI,er coaxing nor force could in.
ducc The animal Ia bulge foot, although
prior 10 this circumstance there had been
no difficulty. While in this quandary, .
person present suggested the propriely ol
placing bells on ,he horses neck; No
sooner said than done which acted like
q islisman; and TO the amusement Of the
bysianters the horse moved with "pride
and pomp." as if sensible OF The honor
conferred. One ofllle lockers on obsery,
ed that when coyuiymen come to town
they ought TO treat their horses like gen.
flemen. oaan. a seHlFi a. sl.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08

Ghe undersigned will continue the above
med business at his old stand and for his
swn account, under the style of Z. L. Bower
e. Co Having purchased a heavy stock of
Furniture, Buggies, Stoves, etc, in the cas-
tern cities. he fatters himselfth he can offer
topurchasers, inducements. in the way oflow
prices, never before presented in this market.
Having secured the services of his former
partner AIr. ID. MI. Hollingsworth, he will
still continue to repair and Manufacture fur
uiture to order, at the lowest rates.
Thankful for past tavors, he solicits con-
tinuance Of public patronage.
E. L. BOWER & co.
Oct. 8, 81
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08
LOTS TO LEASE


HFNHE undersigned proposes tc lease upon
moderate terms, for term off years, Lots
numbered on the map of Yazoo City, I63, is
and l67, fronting the Courthouse Ipon tn
wes tside of Broadway, in subdivisions of 2
feet fronts b. 70 in depth. Also, like front
upon Washington street, next east of tn
Baptist church; as also upon the Alley bound
ing the rear of said lots All being conve-
niently adapted to the erection Of 81 offices
and other cheap buildings suited to the varied
mechanical branches of business.
L also offer for sale on a credit of one and
two years, or will execute leases for ; years
with WI the privilege of purchasing some 80 or
~ other town lots, differently situated.
also propose sub-dividing l6 acres (be-
ing lot No. 4o2) up. n the Hill at the junction
Of broadway = and Madison streets, and ada
size, which will be leased as above or sold -,
a credit or |, 2 and years.
Persons desirous Of securing locations for
residences or other purposes, upon reasonable
terms. can be thus accommodated,
"A. PATTERSON.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08
ALL IN THE SAME STOCK.

ALL IN THE SAME STOCK.
AT Nos III AND I3 MAGAZINE STREET.
CoRNER OF COMMON, New ORLEANS.
The subscribers have on hand, and still
continue to receive from the North and Eu-
rope, a complete assortment of European and
American Dry Goods suitable for this market
and which they respectfully offer fer sale on
reasonable terms.
Their stock of Dry Goods consists in part
of the following enumerated articles:
French md English Negro Blankets;
78, Al Al, and Twilled Lowell Cottons.
:}-4. rs, IA, and Twilled White and Brown,
Cottons,
Kentucky Linseys and Jeans,
Glasgow Jeans and Lowell Linseys,
PlaidLinseys fot House Servants,
Blue and Fancy colored Kentucky Jeans.
White, Blue, Red, Yellow, and Green
Flannels,
Negro Woolen Caps, Socks and Shirts,
Heavy and Light Cottonades and Denims.
for plantations
Madras and Mock Madras IIandkerchiefs,
for Negroes.
Blue, Blacl, and Mixed Satinets,
French Calicoes, Ginghams, Silks, Bareges,
English Calicoes, Meriros, AlPacas and
Bombazettes,
English Hose, Undershirts. Drawers and
Gloves.
German Hose, and Half-hose,
Plain; White, Figured and Colored Swiss
Musins.
Irish Linen, Drilling and Diapers,
India Rubber Suspenders,
Apron Checks;
Cotton and Silk Umbrellas,
Cotton and Thread Laces, ETC.
Also they offer for sale complete assorI-
ment of Boots, Shoes and Hats, manufactured
for them, consisting in part Of The following
enumerated articles.
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS RUSSETTS
Single and Double Back and Rivctted,
Oak and Hemock Tanned,
Regular and Extra sizes
BOOTS.
Mems calf, Kip ana grain pegged, sewel and
imitation sewed;
Planters, Fishermdn's and Mud Boots
Boys Youths and Children's Boots.
BROGANS.
Kip, Patent Leather, Calf, Seal and Buff
Pegged.
Sewed and Imitation sewed.
For men, Boys and Youths, of all qualities
Together with a complete assortment of
CATERS, BOOTS AND BROGANS.
For Indies. Misses, children and servants,
Fine and ordinary qualities.
HATS q CAPS.
Of oil kinds and qualities.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call
and examine our stock be ore making their
purchases, NORTH BROTHERS.
New Orleans, Oct. 22d l85I--1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08
franklin Iron Foundry.
CASTINFS &c. d
JOHN EgRBR syr.

ID ESPECTFULLY announces to planters,
q and the public generally, that the old es-
tablshed FRANKLIN FOUNDY, Vicksburg,
is again in full operation, ready to execute.
promptly, orders for Castings of all descripl
tions, Mill. and Gin Irons, Engine work, al
kinds of repairing, &c. Also. Agent Hotch-
kiss.s Patent Vertical Water Wheel, which
is rapidly superceeding all others. Patterns
for furnishing three sizes may be seen at the
Foundry, aud its advantages over all others
pointed out.
Thankful for past favors, the proprietor so
licits continuance, promising to execute all
orders in his liue, in a manner no, to be sur
passed at any Foundery inthe South or West.
JOHN BOBB. Jr.
N. B. All orders left with Mess1s. Allen &
Barksdale, Yazoo City, will meet wath prompt
attentiin.
yichsburg, Aug. 6, Is49-37-9m