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Marine Affairs.

Tnr NEW SrrAMnn PEfRKL The English eteamer
Petie which arrived from Glasgow on Sunday, via Hal.
fax take the place Of the Merlin Is lying at her
berth At Jersey City. She Is an iron vessel Of eight
huDored tons burihen. Her length deck IL two
hundred and twenty feet; breadth OF beam swvnty-
seven feet and she is twenty-five feet deep She has
two beam engines. Of one hundred horse power each
making thirty revolutions per minate and fitted with
expansion valves The cylinders fifty inches in dame
ter with ten stroke. This vessel IL owned by the
Cunard Company and built at the establishment of
Metsrs Cairo & Co. the Clyde who also constructed
the engines. She is represented having behaved ad
mi,aby the passage across the Atlantic great
credit is given the builders for constructing OF
the ftest Ocean screw cleaners ahlat Her trial ,rp
down the Cyoe spoken Of having been very
iu and having placed her for speed the top ths
list ,f tcrt steamers. Her model Is very handsome
and Ter appearance the water Is very baoyant aad
pretty Her bows sharp and her fgurehead is orn,
m.nted with representation OF the bird she is named
after aud her strI whchis OF square form Is decorated
with git ana colord moulding and on each quar-
ter gilt osge. she has nasts. brig rugged The
ace, for her passengers cummodious for
Tie II The yesei shc The cabins and berths axe all
tiisd up neat and unosteptatous style rhe placing
tbs the b.imuda no SO th mas lac viii NJ
0oubt, lie y.ly accrptatlc TO the travelling c,nmdnty
between those places md New York she is mucu
larger hotter calculated for the increasing traffic
tht ine tlap her pr o ceur inc feliei IL COMM luicn
Iy Captain sanpon iate Of the Alert and viii leave
Lci. The SIN August, Tor st. Thomas touching at
Bermuda.
For rur AUSTRALIAN Gor.D DIcoisGs The ship Mag
noa Captain Fucker, cleared yesterday for Port Philip
Australia. she carries with her q goody number o.
cnilranis, bauBd TO the gold dgeugs Among them is
PRACTICAL rrin with type press aud other necessary
printing materials. for establishing newspaper there.
ehoIl1 The yeas, taloy reach her destination tues
b,,s VIII have made the circuit Of the globe They
were originally brought from Lonton by them
CWDtr ustd time tins city, then taken %
Michigan used paper and now going 70 the
WHO'S Australia. 10 ala enightening the natives q
hat far OF part vi creation
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ton Is the extinction Of slavery in the South, the
expulsion Of the South from the Union.
in view az this alleged annexation conspiracy, it
would not be at an surprising to find the South TAX
ing The aarm, and adopting measures to counteract
it. One OF two more slave States may be intro
dused from Texas; California may yet be divided;
Cuba is fast riIepmg. and We have but to wait and
the ,ich fuit will drop into our hands; Mexico Is
in h0asitp to some destiny. Here is . wide
field for the South, from which to maintain their
equilibrium in the Senate--their balance Of pc yer
against the North. There can be no Canadian an
nexa,ion without corresponding movement in the
South Canada without Cuba would be disunion.
} Cuba without Canada would quito another affair
The Souih is weak-tbe North is strong. The North
ia aggressv.--thc South stands the defensive ;
and when its power 10 protect itself under The Con-
situation is oveIshadowed by the North, it viii seek
the protection OF its Institutions, and the safety Of
its people from conspirng incendiarics, out Of the
Union.
We, therefore, throw out the letter Of our Mon
tire al core spQndent-a man Of character and inte-
genee-as matter VI information to the South, and
the friends of the Union # all sections. and ind
eating he real purposes of the Seward party Of this
State in this grand scheme of the annexation Of
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DOU BILE SH L + I
New York. ru.saay, Jniy "a. sssa,
Mails Tor orope.


THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HsEALp.
The Cunaro steamship Asia, Capt Jutkius, will
leave th's pert ut noon. To morrow, Tor Liverpool
the European mails win close NJ half past 10
O'clock in the morning Tho NEw York WEEKLY
HERALD VIII be published at half past 9 o'clock,
A III Its contents will embrace all the documents
relative IL the fishery troubles and q summary of
news 70 the latest moment. printed in French and
English Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence.
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INTELLIGENCE HAYu.-We have received from
Port Prince, Hayt files Of papers to the lst OF July
The psper DO not make any ausion to the increase
troops fer eSpcd ton against Sauto Domingo
1hcy publish numerous pieces Of poetry in honor OF
Emperor soulouque whom they compare with Napoleon
Mi. W. Il. 6rctJon Vice Consul OF England died
month after his arrival in Port au Prince His young
wife had preceded Der husband to the grave but twenty
four hours leaving alone their young child The consul
Of Great Britain the head Of funerals with the
foreign contuls ard vice consus with the English Dag
covered with Grape: the Munster of Foreign affairs.
hit I1cellcy Tie Gland Chancellor OF Emperor Sou-
luuque Vie GUycnor Of che capital numerous dis
tuRu bed fore also accom- panied the remains 20
then last Rating place
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General scott and Canadian Annexation-
Cuiious and startling Revelations.

We lay before the readers OF the NEW YORK
| HERALD this morning, very Curious and rather
startling letter from Montreal in relation 10 what
had been generally given up in this country the
exI loded project of Canadian annexation From
| this letter. however, it viii be seen that the no.
nnaton of General Scott has given life to the
scheme among the tory party in Cauada-thst a
secret correspondence is going between their an.
neNstiou committees and certain interested parties
in the United States, and that General Scott himself
is or viii be iniorm,d of the movement.
In making out this extraordinary case the facts
incidents, n iiyicuals, circumstances aud aryu-
men,s of our correspondent ere so consistently
dove-taiitd together they harmonic go well with
each o,heT--th4s they cannot fail to shake tho
most decided incredibly. 1t appears that the
tory party Of Canada, who had rendered them.
selves odious to the people, from their deg
potc aud blood-thirsy course daring the insur.
rec,on OF 1851, and the events immediately result
ing from it, rapidly fell into hopeless minority;
that to get again iuto the sscepdancy they hit
upon tie happy eXpedient OF asitatiog the project
Of the annexation Of Canada 10 the United States.
These movements began to assume definite shape
IN le49, and trom this point we note combination
of parties il Canada aud in the United States for
the same great object.
William Lyon Mackenzie, political sdventurer,
associated il the Mar Y0k tribune in those DAYS.
seems to have been the leading agent in the anuexa
ton movcmcptiu New YorS. aud, thou, "a Mackenzie
is now ia Ca.lda We arc Informed lac Is IL active
confident al oorretl oodence with the socialist aud
Seward orgaus 81 this State for the promotion Of the
great design Of annexation II was, also, in i5i9
th9t General Scott wrote his celebrated Cuuadau
snro1ati, 'ttter fom West Point, which VS.
generally ecu down as mere hap.halori expert
menf tot Bun,oUJ u. but which, hlpears, was past
and pstc,l Of tie general movement, nod very
10 loitant fsctufe m il The forthcoming Wig
celebration OF Lundl s Lame il also SET down a a
-, a.. IL the same Itgjsc,; aud Ls very lively ia
,.,,st IF G,,orol S..,,, l. ,b. s,s..;,-s of,h.
iubaai,,rts = Non..o Il rror, tb, Int, G,. il .t,i.
b,,eo 70 ii, sympathy with The ems, Of ,,osxs.
lin, oar .orre.,o,ae,t here ho.yegcr i undo,
he mistaken ,,oore..ion tSal General s,,,G In
.5;l;tio, ~, INV ,.ptj,y Of TENTS ooa blankets ac
,,,.liy turned owe, frcn the ,ynr Office tie sun ar
siop foo g.. tho ,er.c or the g,atr.at sniff.
H.. lat ,,,,,tpp.trI,. a1tboueo ',,cnersl S,ott
s., ,,. 49,, =, t;, r,t soo,. AZ N. ele,l, .dis
o,,,.d ~ ,bo,o ms such a thing ~ the eon.ti
-. - ..,,.o,.,;,,, &c ,r,.ec,,,,e,t
49,. =; e., at,.;,.t,, ..,,r,o,istio,s If tha
-. ~, ,.,,,,i, ,,,.oor,v qns horevo,on,
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To the PuDinc.-Whcreas, IL has been ear.
rsby rsed In this ETY. that have il BUSINESS
feel myself called tho - cart a. ha.s
ana mai ou- sl.shood aud only circulated by some De-
signing fer The Of iournE Ia INV bus-
psss ttas d,ng. have given nv life ant
have thar suhciert In bsok 60 M
doisr ny indebtedness Any person or usrsous
having Iesi,ia clam met have sama
hguioated Irosrbt stinp 70 L. MCCORMICK.
Corner r~etsb street and Fist avenue.
New York, july 20, 1861
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r. u.u,.eer has the superl.tive grat.B-

saien 81 r,sasoK maiy u TIE most prgiognd so"oairs OF
g. 80, "a IN ,itina bip che families In this
n btsy,d country as he 10 au Aaorosn he has great
assss 10 ~ h pOsitinn. M tber II ,otrn-y
emcIsho bonn saterrd " In such GOOD
e.ts..t mi uritr,nl p.fr9taHe Ases trem the
~ y,,y srd .nrdstta curative quhics ~ bis rameuhs
s.g TINT. dcghtr that NJ fam ~ has dols
hrut Tie aftr Hlsl - ant Nhtt tNe disease 10,
Il 10 ,sralu " srs, aAd Lgaes wv pacEtb tLe boag
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qhrce rhons.na Do,,,cs sold IN

voet Davis hhlfrie uopes nrag tsr % - fnrnsr
goer ID restoring ~ uatufa sYp"oo - tho raos - ie
iai. oyiny o0lorp For tne the sntrat irnnt
No &c 0taLd street anu at No Az Br1sd.sy, 2T9 Wash
etcn street, 26S urdson stroot III Bowcry, III
ten street.
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To ,hc CRY I.a.,,.. and Ladies going ont

Of the city We would suggest he ptopcetynay -.
themselves With bot Of Crit I'd
Hair sbo Bosutiler, is emosn. properties
the scalp aud rins svmnus for che Of tho
bsr br- pr,c, dens Man urea and pold &C
CHRlS1AJORo'e No. q Astor Heuso.
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20 Some Of The Canada papers make fun Of the
Goldfish excitement get up by Mr. Weba.er, and
conlpare il 10 ono of DC exciteu GOT w about
Ett 10th. KiDEe, Jenny Lind, C-tD, r'YC n yes.
P,Ihaps so-pcsLepe n9t ~. Wen Sc 4 10 lay Ok
pSlkes.
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D.guerr. o,ypes by Br.dy.-rh. public

" - =
DsgueTrt Oty pes Dy bsnuy.-Ihe panic
Ieetiu,ly tte Pictures
hhited NJ THE War F. toge Der sitt large soiles
tioL sf the at q" Of the DIST gosned Of
rn,ry tbkaUf'o Gallery. 40 Broadway. corner
OF Fulton street
Boots md Shoes.-FOr the best B0oss anu
Shoes Gaisers Slippers q. A.. BhUOKS I5i Fu-
ton street broadway. where may be found
z
fa 10 anti pureha,.r.
Boots uud Shoes For the best Boots
St,es s,ait.rs simmer. .e x, 10 H. A Books esot.
Slippers variety and style The best articles
tor the feet in he 81 ..
--------
There ,uc be ., al. a., M ian Al, the n 4 AZ n,
s,,r, Tla y. a.,a,,. a g.. ,.t.,,,, lot ~ v-,o
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doubt nat his nsir Dys ehssee- the color ha
Laura blsck or brown by pntugs procos Of tho
Of the sailors mother Who would not believe there
Tying ash, out thought the fragments chats
might he hooked up In the Rod Sea heIsd and soid ny
CkiSTADUKA, Nc. d Aston uousc.
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rns EXT Ilrlos cAsB-D srrK re Arrrxrr

The EXT IlrloN CAsB-D srEK TIE ArrExrr
TO RESCUE KANE Eff AT or rsg RioTEas-
One OF THE tILCE NEARLY KILLED-We refer
our reader eiewhere n our columns for full re-
port Of the emarkabie proceedings which took
place yes erday in reference 10 the cxtraditiou Of
Kane, the Irisbman accused Of attempt at homi-
eide, and g hin ed under our treaty with Eugland-
and especially to that vorli N of the proceedings
which took ace in the str cts, between the police
and n body Of rioters, who attempted to tho
pisone They were defeated; but many Of the
police we're wounded, and one Il an is considered
MORALLY so.
Thee Ia less doings, cndiog, probably, with the
death Of spectacle policeman, arc y Citing CON-
neniaJy, and very natural consequence Of the
dtious and incendiary proceedings which took place
last Thu sda nigh in Tammany Hal, under the
specia' dispensation of Messrs. reeley, Brady,
Busted, Bla hcIsks te, and o her demagogues, who
denourccd the laws Of their country, and their
RI llfu xeeution, in the most unwarrantable and
improper amer 1t seems that the police arrested
eis ten Of The lawess rioters, who WILL ofcourse,
he consg ed lover to the pub ic for nict
ment, tIa, and punishment il the penitentary, il
found guilty. But these ignorant, unlettered nan
far less guilty of these lawess proceedings than the
demago CUES in Tammany Hall, who counselled them
to hate The law, and to make the atemptto subvert
the auth rity Of our courts and judges. If rightfu
just ccald be done, the ncendiary instigators Of
that public meeting should be made legally, as they
are morally, responsible for the audacity AID u4o-
encc Of the mob, yesterday in attacking the officers
Of The law in tic rishtful execution of therduty
Another r n ark. What becomes Of all the pro-
LESSONS Of hostility to riot and rowdy ISM and tho
desire to put it down in New York, which we see
and hear Of in certain quarters in the face OF bare
aced attempts to get up excitement and riot, by
public speeches and addresses in Tammany III al,
against the due execution Of the laws Iso species
OF riot and rowdyi,m crmo a and wrong, but another
kind, directed against pub ic officers ia the execu-
ton Of their duties, atriotic and meritorious Is
it not time put stop, by legal means, to the
career Of these msefab Q incendialies, socialists
and demagogues, before the city becomes scene
Of blood, uproar and confusion, and The public
tranquility is entirely destroyed? How long will
these dan gercu social site theories be tolerated by
an intelligent peop'e?
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FREE Soil CONVICTION AT PITT5BuRG --Dele-
gates from fifteen statcs have already been appoint
Cd for the Pittspurs Convention, to meet on the
Ito Of August. More are coming. Halo md Cid
dings will probably DE the candidates.
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40 YR5N VIVA,

rTo pE1NTTCs a BNRGArN-AN INTEREST IN 4
~ lrinti noe. " fait0n str,tt tr ale 40 b. r.
rr'n. " 80" Hoi0g trv{-ta; bus wneh cnu5 \.
duhta atbtst limo. teje StsO0, oAsy payments, Ad.
cross ), FRAT, Ny.sJIV broadway.
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N OvFL Los CHEAP MuslC.-TnE ADDgFys
number 80 trnndway, whore tonne Noveiior
cheap Musical rutie stinns Considering snat ~ are
brought n,ross thu Altar Vic AND ,cld came r.up.i
nne ~ In Ergltrd n viii not b. conservt
hnt t.y are sDli ony Tor this tho
honest Tsn v MT mace far uir never ", AZ
oil asmnet be the where enhanced ,ioe l. Oh
20 tito VI hs az lis M ced Wuetiv rar,e ,,or,
athId eptalognes, sfssis, DO had app At
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nehcn for tho hair and ohansnr t grey ooor 20
rpiu 70 receive tho offensive
~lb ns mrtts 20 jn.t'y asaerys 60 DO
ebtsIe at the principal depot So'lS Shamoers ssroee
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Mr.. GrShnm's Resigna ton.

The following is the letter Of the Hon William A.
Graham rendering the resignation Of his Office OF Secre
tay Of the Navy 10 which is suboined the President
reply -
NAVY DEPARTMENT, June 2S, 1852
Sm-Haying accepted the candidacy OF the second
Office il the gift Of the American people deem it proper
to relieve your admins rson from any possible criticism
ombaT3 my account, IN the approaching
by retiring from my place at the head of
the Navy Department. l therefore beg that you
viii approve my resignation which is hereby tcndered
II. assured SIR President, that take leave Of you and
my colleagues ut the council board with whom have
anor.d harmony for the past two years, with
dep regret that shall cherish the lvelesG interest
the fame and # your administration during the
Isdue Of your term. and that shall bsar my
timopy to the disnttreted devotion patriotism aud abb
hy with which you have given your faculties to the
souauon Of The Union. and the interest honor and
nown II the whole country.
With confide atoms of the sncercst respect and
esteem, am, very faithfully your obedeut servant.
WILL. A. GRAHAM.
To MILsrp FrLIioRs, President Of the United States
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@Ournuu's LiIu)d Hair Dye, u, Wpu"Ous
ezeepton the very best pventsc sqea
ssisbi,ted IL Gonrauds hedoasoS sons ,or s"frs
Pies rerkss, saIownsse stsps, roushaess 20 fouais
CUB Jie uproote bs from any part o. I'VE y'y
kouss, Lily White, and Hair 0ioss ~ W "AAar sH's"
Gear Broadway.
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REsIoNED, Mr.. Graham, the whg candidate for
the Vice Presidency, has resigned his Office Of Soc
rotary CT the Navy. When is General Scott to re-
sign bis position at the head Of the army, and so
come before the ceu.'ry with clean shirt, like his
colleague on the whig tclet : 10 IL mol time for
the Gcncisl to move
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BALES ISL AUCTION.

>>eS>
A DMiElsTks ruk's sALE OF PROPERTY no.
"A bexsn. 10 the imWrdsse u unity u the trrsy -oavl
sss ssi <,
En- as'hs Nsr.n na,s e"r,sr Of w..,as,ss aaa
beomaed street rart q with ATE Improved fas
ss ns ne s"sn -. .. fi
street, &s der. ,h' ~. Of MO; ID. ssIaes budding
land .i,a.'s At nr,ss% "sp ds.er,osisa q the
2.5 Oretewieh street.
A UCrioN NOTICE TN S. BELL, AUcrIoNEER-
a by "; L van zaed'--tAt,s sae shi' DAY, A. lolS
bic Furniture md Dr., Gods; also, the Furntar. an.
amSs CTasbey nss.ss si' Sow
large lot a. Various gocd in tie basrent, to
&c. in ore)ot
A uoTloN ho1IcL-a n: susn AUcr'oNEER.
re wv ,h ss tire s, ~ cssss No 81 Delaney
iarl.r Bedro.n ard Kehep Fur a,a Feather Bed, and
Matthew's Aso, sap.iior tsck'ns st"se.
II A.cHILT, y. eUc1JoNEfR HOUSE uoLp FUR
eo,%msrei.g at halpas, y o'lesa Cole < cSa,n ei
hofaSy sos srs s'% Ss rss. =
ch :. ,.sssn as S.. sas
stery house, no ID Va4ek street. near Beash street.
HiSRY T. LEEDS, AucTlo, sEa .,,Souss uoLD
nse.s NJ a. Alien street near nisgns being 81. the
p'rcn ptar, apd enst J" tar's oily a"d ,nss.e s
Ga, %, cs,ls krs u os'a, re,s t.ss aud pl.o
TG r ss 'osas s':'us' ao".'or. AID Vases
RAJ sssorment . u chen whics tho sale
, n, IL ~ .rns 30 .tsais Of
seI ~ sh ssd " ssr 80 order atslsa.s ready aad
.JonN, rlsuelAT. .ncrlor EEe. -Assle, Bss
Ae-J.bp f',hn'atwi 81 o. tuesday sansd ro n
s San Wa ha ,"f a tepey Co Brsndy e,ss
caskt Amo",asc IL, Wi,e 100 6a.ke Sa ,,,a
sssn' % djsn,, ~ G1y . 2" Jsgase sqm
500 bugs, wagors ."n anJ e AZ
Slt AFn elegant hay HnekeE Tor Of
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UCTioN nO1ICL-H n. BUSH AUcrIoNEER,
"A viii sci, this dy at Cs o'clock ~ No 81 peaney
strcet the fulritur.. Bvaa'n. House csusisi,g
Iar'r bedro, and Ki'ehtb Feather Bed, and
Gattress.s Atso, l..iior Cooking st"se.
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Stves uat.rs >bpprr- ~ o T. a BNVOK3 FOOT
sBd Shoe oorns, Ia Fnlt Ladies. Gsnts'
nsea Chiisren's Boots, shoes Gais.rs
ard Slippers IT s,ey variety and style The best arces
tor the feet in he 81 ' rric's
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Clos HING.

~ Ladies ana xsntesoeb hs eing on eothng
obta sash prre,
for lhc lis r.lidspc,, line through tho
eost Al stend Lanips Ma
Cohen. II. ). COHEN. b, Elm street.
CAsH FOR CLoTHING.-LAD,Es or aENTLsmRH
~ havius any OF clothing furniture dispose OF
tho almost vare Il, eE,h Nv sending etoro
lsstor through the Ccusu Hudson strest
Laden attended to by hrb. Cohen.
EFT orr CLOTHES AND FbHNITuHE WAITED
~ -Lsaes spd sehtonen can obtei price "a shs
above sytiee- by sending thyovga Dpst ot-Nisa r.
ThuhpSDf. 81 Leonard strcot. rear Brosawav.
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Rushs R.rovauns A,omat,c Csrslsuis. II,

WegkLats bt plli - chronis Dil
and general Rect for tbe huu
article of tte kns n,rsd the public sold
at Nc 80 Greenwich street, orn"r ~ Duane street. ani
by other druggists. Price hity ctnts per bottle
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u A.CHILTt N. aUC1JoNEER -HoUsFuoLn FUR
- nitlre ~ ~ Vsiick street On July "a
commencing at halt past 80 o., lock Cole T. Gh,lsnp III
sell suction the ds"mn
hoFspy Sofs Chsir BSste ID, SO; nrus-,s
and IDgrsu .srp.tt; I'll Cloths ,ukipg Siass.s aair
Mattresses, Chine N,r- hitehrb Furnit.r. tho TO
story house, no. Is Nssivk street, Beach street
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oo,s .nd snocs-For the best Roots and
Boots aud sno.s.-For the be.t Boots

Shoes Caters, sIipIvrs 80 u q. BhOOKS l5i Fu
broad where ba found
70 he styles terms that
fail TO suit purchasers.
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tyr.Ieetiuy ~ -Asmo. toe Pictures
hhited the wards f.- tnge her -itt large soIea~
Of the port, aits ~ Of dist gosned
c.rn,ry at bkaDYs Gallery. 40 Broadway. corner
oil Fulton
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= . II, -JD
knoeb The ice Is "a N
rfo psy nj cpiian do aiis Of he mer
Unc,reotbes Crav~t- Stocks Ties Sc at AGATE ), are
not SURF assso III tie United STATES.
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stirs TIE deteo's d-ee INSTANTLY. kat tbs VISION
ttat roy ut hm 81 IL th-soirts made 70
ntGreen No ast"r hon be gifted .i.a cha
1fey cut priRsiPle which
cures their perfect ad asiou 10 tho form.
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read.r VII, wish {" tursh bead'ial sOme ~ the
zee hrated kx.urstp a Like Laad ~hoh mes nh on
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h,pald
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-01-07
40 the Medical profession
and the pubic generally.

II 7 Is of the greatest importance both to ply
Il 1sicians and patiehts, and others interested,
that all articles of medicine they use should he
FRESH, PURE, AND OF THE PROPER
STRENGH. | have used every means at
hand to furnish my customers with the BEST
AND PUREST MEDICINES, and shall con-
tinue to purchase ssselect and extra pure med
icines'' from the most respectable and trust
worthy wholesale houses ia the United States
and will warrant all such to be unsurpassed in
purity and quality. / am now receiving a
supply which | invite the public to examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
CHA'S T. MANN,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Yazoo City, July 10th .lS5l-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-01-07
LAND FOR SALE.

WE have valuable and wei improved tract
of Land, containing 800 ies, about I5O of
which is in high state of cultivation with a
good dwelling and out houses, and two never
failing springs. This Land is situated on
Harland's creek, miles south west OF Lex
ington, Holmes county, Miss. and if not sold
previously will be offered for sale in front
of the courthouse door in the town of Lex
ington, on Monda the 9th day of January
1852 Terms made known on day OF sale.
TITLE WARRANTED. For further particu-
lars enquire ofJudge Fitch, Lexington; or of
the undersigned. at Yazoo city.
NUNNALLY & co.
December l7th 1851, Sign of the Eagle.