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PISTOLS! PISTOLsnl

- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and other su
H6,perior quality pistols, for sale by
December 14th 1851, S. H. WILSON.
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DAREGES and other fine dress goods for
I'D sale cheap for cash at
NUNNALLY g. cos.
June 6, 1852. Sign Of the Eagle.
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Guardians Notice.

T the May Term 1852, Of the Probate Court
n of Yazoo county, ! Will as Guardian Of Cal
laway Pickett, present my annual account lOr
audif and allowance j. NJ PICKETT.
May 5, 1926 Guardian.
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Money to Loan.
Cheap Dry-GOOds, Boots and
Shoes.

ShOGSs
n WILL offer to he public generally, the
Ill greatest inducements that ever was offered
in this or any other place. Persons wishing to
purchase will do well to give me call, and
examine my goods before buying else where.
JONAS MARKS,
Main ST., opposite G. 7. Mann's Drug Store.
Yazoo city, April 21, 1852-22-3m.
WE viii be pleased to have the Ladies call
wv and examine our stock of dress goods,-they
are well assorted, pretty, and styles neao-and
Prices particularly low for cash.
May II. =. HEARD 0 ".
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Administrators Notice.

A t the July Term, 1852, of the Probate Court
"A of Yazoo county, viii, as administrator OF
Peter Rupert, deceased present my annual ac-
counts for settlement and allowance.
JOHN LEAR, Admir- &c.
June 80, I852-34.3w
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a~rs- The above medicines can be had In this
place of C. T. MANN, and druggists generally.
March "a. 1S52-1y.
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY is TT

WHY Is TIT
broken health and spirits with compiea of diseases @
ase ~hsa gsiea Ras Sdoyansy spI1
should Be rredominant '''' u ''s-'''
esy Of Of her ge@ss e. ,
u sir light unnotesd of course
IN AFTER YEARS,
When too late to be benefed BY knowledge, look
back and moan and regret the full consequences of
sS ToTs n. %s "s,ais Gss e ss GIVE s life The
Enowledss timely possessed. Il is - '''
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
To behold the sickness and oering endured by many VIII.
for 2s yesf em & Glgsss uses, nn and rsoa.roa0s easily
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed the ufarnatiop contained ii ire volume (wh
IN the reach "t all which would SPARE 70 herself
YEARS OH MISERY,
And to her hu-baad constant toi and anxiety f mind
aecessariy dcyoyos npen hlm om sickness Of the wife,
% & ~Ssh ns +, sAeq. @ is ] sass 1aa 8Bs m
SECURE THE MEANS or HAPPINESS
b. becoming ia time possessed Of the knowledge che want
o which has caused The siekst and loyety Of thousands
abie il she eefeS 70 ya s5ss @ @ 9 ns a5 a9Nsse e. b "a
s means 81 h-Pge s Sad rs ofe 70 M 1I oaR dy
bodies wt healy minds That knowledge contained in
a little work entitled
THE MARRIED WON ANS
Private Medical Companion.
BY DR.. A. N. MAURIcEAU,
rnorEssoR DISEASES OF womEN.
One HandredtA Edition. 1smo, Up. ESQ. Price, so
[oN FINE PAPER, ExTRA BINDING, 81 00l
First published in 1917, and it is not
SURPREZING ON WONDERFUL,
Considering that EVERY MALE.
WHETHER MAKSRtIED Or NOT. here
acquire a fuu knowledge of the nature,
character and causes of her complaints.
with the various symptoms, and that
nearly
HALF MILLION COPIES
shoe Id have been sold.
Ii is im4raecsble convey fully the various subjects
ueaeG they Of strictly
married. those contemplating marriages no female
dcou of enjoying health and that beauty upon
health. which conducive her happiness a
of her husband but either has will obtain will
husband who has the love and affection his
heart, OF thar of his own peeuniaay Improvement
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND COPIES
Have been SEM by MAIL within the IAs fe " months
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
YAzoo COUNTY.
PROBATE COURT-JUNE TERM, 1852.
To al persons interested in the estate
of Nicholas O'Reilly, deceased

" AfAElAOAStS - AbN44At NtNNNNeHNNAs
: OF are hereby cited to be and appear before
Z the Honorable Probate Court of Yazoo
county at the July Term. 1882, then and there
to show cause if any you can. why the prayer of
a certain petition fled in said court by Clai.
borne Bowman, administrator de bonis non of
Nicholas O'Beity, deceased. should not be gran
ted and he be authorized to compromise a certain
clsirn row ia suit against the Benton and Man
chester RAID Road and Banking Company III fa-
vorof his intestate, amounting to 81 ,S3l Sc. and
further to do and suffer such things as shall be
considered and ordered by our said Court in the
premises.
It is further ordered that publication of this
citation be made in the Yazoo Democrat for the
space of twenty days.
WITNESS the Honorable George B. Wilkinson,
Judge of the Probate Court of Yazoo County the
4th Monday in June, 1852 and seal of said
Court Issued the 5th day of July, A. d. 1852.
JAMES. IL. BELL, Clerk.
July 5th. l852-3w
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Walalne 4. FOurcade,

FASHIONABLE MILLENER,
INFORMS the Ladies of Yazoo City and vi
cini ty, that she has come to this place to
make it her permanent residence. Those who
may favor her with their patronage, can be
assured of receiving. the Paris style in her
profession. She will keep constantly on hand
fine assortrnen of Silk andkStraw Bonnets, OF
the latest fashions-also Mantalets, Capes.
Ribbons, Flowers &c. Bleaching ano press
ing viii be promptly attended to.
Main Street, two doors above the Bank.
Yazoo City, July Z, 1852. .-6m.
EZ OSSUTH HATS-The above Hats just re-
IN received and for sale. by
March "a. NUNNALLY & co.
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II AIDES linen and lasting Caters, Boo
IL tees, Slippers, Buskns and walking shoes
for sale cheap for cash at
NUNNALLY s. cos.
Tune 9, 1852. Sign of the Eagle.
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NOTICE

THE co-partnership heretofore existing between
Wolfe * Dwight, is this day dissolved. NJ. b.
Wolfe is alone authorised to settle and receipt
for said firm. NIB. WOLFE.
March 81, 1852. G. w. DWIGHT.
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sEcURn THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

b. becoming ia time possessed of the knowledge che
of which has caused the sicess and poverty Of thousands
IN view OF such consequence wife mother
sable il she neglect 20 avail herself Of that knowledge "a
happiness and prosperity her husband and
eonfe upon children blessing above all pee-heallhy
bodies tt healthy minds. That ledge Is contained IN
litfis vN,rLsr led
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'uIeUIs, lhe subJecI matter, aud feadlng arc
ENTIRELY DETERRENT.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
RE NOT DEER Aided.

Buy book unless Dr. A NJ Mauriceau, l2e Liberty
N the title and Jerks Once
the back Of the title corresponds herein and buy only
respectable and honorable dealers By mail and al
dress to Dr. A NJ. Alauriceau
Full title page with contents together with
treating of important subjects married female, VIII
be sent free charge any enclosing letter
prepaid letter. addressed as herein.
IRON receipt of Fifty Cents, fOr One
Dollar for the fine Edition extra bIndIng.)
tGTIlE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION" is sent (alafI~d
fS-esl to any part of the United States. All
letters m ust be posf-pafd. and adtsresse tn
DIR. A. VI. HIAURICEAU, Box I224. New
York city. Publishing Office. No. I@9 Liberty
Street, New York.
&C. For sale By THOMPSON & Co. Yaxo
cit and STEPHEN f. FOWLER, Natchez
Miss July IA, 1926.
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NOTICE-lOO gallons Lard Oil for sale by
" March "a, 1852. THOMPSON az co.
SUMMER CLOTHING AND HATS-A fresh
- 0assortment just received.
March 81, 1852. J. HEARD 6zCo.
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her shaad te tool snd anxiety of nina
aecessay dcyolv0g upon him tom sickness o. tie wife
without giving him tie opportunity OF acQutrug that coTs
peienee which has tNerous eAuted ANA the oessio
rllLI
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New Firm.
HTG GTNBOTH1M 4

HIG GLNBOTHAM 3. o.
We the undersigned have formed a partner
shipfor the purpose of transacting a Genera
Pr oduce, Grocery and Liquor business. w
wiz keep constantly on hand q general assorf
m ent Of famikr groceries, Wines, Brandies
Hardware, Cutlery and Qucenaworo which,
we win sell very low.
T. j. HIGG INBOTHAIT.
o. w. HENDERSON.
Deer Sd l65ls
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Last Notice.

A Ill persons indebted to the undersigned are
n requested to call and make inme liate settle
ment, as we are anxious to close our old bust
ness, and longer indulgence cannot be given.
March I5, 1852. J. HEARD.
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NOTICE.

HAVING dissolved with Mr. G. w. Dwight. |
shall continue the Auction and Commission
Business on my own account from this date
Yazoo CITY March 81 1852 M r. WOLFE
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The state OF Mississippi,
YAZOO COUNTY

June 2, 1882. .-3O-6w.
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up oi Decemoer next With protective duty If a Sd
per D.,,e hsEardng exports the British PocAss ooD1
@Our predictions Of progressive falling or in the
tty and corresponding advance In tho nsiees Of orr
hesitation in predicting continuation 81 the se~erI
causes for years to come Our inmsnxe herss ~
cattle are proverbia but We have also Immense tracts Of
the finest pasture lands In the world whas tts VIA ar,r
end the ostrich roam undisturbed.
Besides, the sword OF Oas-ros has demoh The ubsurd
barriers In this republic that separated province from
province and 1t has been Uncovered that in oor Frontier
provinces bordering Bolivia, Peru, snd Chilli cattle
have double triple, aud quintupe vssus 10 what thew
have at the door Of our Pro;eots ~,
also contemplation OF passing over breeding cattle to
the Oriental republic where they urgently wanted
In these circumstances believe and trust thst cow
hide from the River Plate may become = comparative
rarity in the European markets with Tie certainty how
ever, of an early and ample compensation when the
duce.n
In freights there DO improvement, tho rates to
England and the continent being Eos for sailed hides
Boz. for taliow and Cos for dry hides
Exchange eGs I'd per aouboon, at whieh considerable
business had been done Several large mad lss
Buencs Ayres In belloat for the Brazlian ports
The mercantile accounts fcm Rio 40 Js nero mention
that exchange expereucra but s,e allegation anil
after small fiuctuasoo had closed drm NJ 81 II to x
Transactions ia London foI this psekot amount.d 70
iZs0000 on London $4,000 francs PARIS at 353 to
10 3bS, and 2Ib0b0 marco baDeo uabSvg at $50 IrI
eCilee decline had taken place. owng 20 nufavsrabeI
accounts both from Europe and the uulted States
prioss were expected further to r,csde, az iarxsn
snppbes were shortly looked for from ihs high laas
The sales in July reached $4,000 uags and Ia
The lsh Of August 1900 begi; exportsa, to latest
dates ~ 9b& bags stock 40 600 bags ehey o: inferior
descriptions. In hides the favorabls irUm th
United States had given considerable npuse TO the
market Owing the greater demand f0y money ssor
bad been done at lOl to IO2 progDs.i ut psr Dis
counts ranged at and cent, although band
rate was q Der cent Ia ijQuts tha 1D.,s As a,n ~
consequence OF tie few duosable oossnenlai bottoms
british vessels were guToy MT IN request tne nasura
rcsu Gays the Rio Mercantile JO,a,sa OF The manner in
winch the eaTgoe9 are d-itsered Limited receipts and
de sDd for coal steam purpose al cause
sensbss rise ~ The price Al American st.sn bonaa
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ct ga'sbug. 1t Is intended to publish the portion

at Bassbwg. IL Is intended TO publish the portion
of the oratoYio.
"Casslda" win be shortly produced at Oarlsruhs.
+. Heller has Just published sonata for piano
forte which is stated to be the finest Of this COM
poser's productions.
Tedge's Urania," has just been Published ne
Lepsic, and pronounced by the critics 10 be very
superior and finished work.
Rubinstein's national opera Of /" The Baltic Of
Ku,hova," has been brought out at st. Petersburg,
and been enthusiastically received.
Calls now opera, Z" The Duke of Folk" has
been highly successful at Padua
Marsshner's new opera, "Austin,' win he
shortly played, for the first time, at the Imperial
Opera, Vienna.
Wagners "Tanhaiser' has besoms universal
favorite throughout the whole of Germany.
Strauss viii shortly proceed with his orchestra to
PARIS.
Charlotte Birchpfeiffer Is writing a hbresto for
new opera by his Royal Highness the Duke Of SAKE
CobuIg Gotha.
Nadlle. Wagner, whose engagement with the
Berlin Royal Opera commences in September, will
make her debut there ia Norma
The celebrated bass, Draxer Is engaged At the
R0yal Opera st Vienna for number OF years, at n
salary Of 5000 forms The tenor, Ander, ia also
engaged at the Royal Opera for ten years, ut sala
~ of 10000 forms, aud pension OF $500 10rins.
1A-t 1tW AcuiU 4ustbEe bb IA 4OFtf Nbo Op.isoI al
The GIst Of September. The performance COM
rpenoed with "Iasso," and no composition BY
EeIsehner.
Ira Aldridge, the black tragedan, viii perform at
Dresden ut the end OF September. Dianhar9ssoin,
OF VeRra, is wiring the history Of oil the theatres
OF Vienna,
Rie. Rsi,o and his family passed througa Berlin
net week. ~ route for 50 Petersburg.
Tho Paris payers report the death Of Mdiso.
Nohet long known as gytal,6re dnas.isse ct tae
IN fL~ko - stc
bered in England she had suffered from !, long and
painful mlIady.
very cd singer hos just died NJ Stockholm.
Che i N AhbeIgsen Who 'ereate1, as ths Freach
FAY, the principal part il tho opera of ''Gustsgn,
VASE the words Of which were bg King Gnstayus
mo Third, aAd the music b tho AbOe yoaor
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THE RISE AND PROGRESS or AN ENGLISH STABLE 10Y.
Inc following curious details are given concern
ing tho present regent Of tho Duchy OF Parma-an
Engishmap who has arrived ut that high elevation
flcm very humble rank ~ his native land -
The elevation of Ward 10 the regency OF Parma
is not only angular instance Of tAe mutablity Of
human Affairs, but OF tho tendency OF the Anglo
Saxon 70 CO. when implanted 20 foreign countries,
to emerge TO e1ninerce, ard suryass Others by the
homely but rero qualities Of common sen2e and un-
falterDg energy Ward VS. originally q Yorksbiro
groom. The Duke Of Llcos, vho obtained by ais
tai from horstba.k IL RoCtun,reT the familiar sd
5,jyid Of Fl.hy Lucro," spying the lads merit,
took hin into bis service, and promoted ~ a
through the several degrees Of command in his
staeies 70 be head groom OF DO dOcai stand Upon
Words arrival in Italy wish his meter IL vas sO6n
found that the intelligence which he displayed in
the management Of The stAbics was applicable TO
variety Of other departments, ia fast tho Duke
had such high opinion Of his wisdom that he very
rarely omitted 20 conault him upon any question
tkat lie W3s pcrp 1cd TO decide aud tho success
which never fatleo 70 crown Wards advice, gave
bim III the eyes a. the feeble descendant OF the
spaniah bCmb9nh Lbc prceJige Of ihfslhbility IL
Louis XII. used TO answer those who applied 10
him spy business, by referring laeln 10 tho C&r
dinal dAmboise, with tho words " Ask George"
70 Charles Of Lucca cut skort Al application With
" Go 10 Ward" The expenses Of TIE s.sblGs bal
ing been reduced to tess than half, under his adni-
nistration, while tbo Dabo's horses we're the envy
of all Italy, it struck the Prince naturally enough
that it would he good thing II tho came economy
could be introduced into other departments 80
Ward tried his hand on orc thing ard the other,
continually charging HE sphere 81 inhuenos, until
from household matters he passed. 70 those con.
ntcted with the State, which, indeed, Is such
miniature affair that 1t does not groatly pose tho
limits Of some private domestic establishments
Ward, roN become the f5ctotum Ok the Prince won,
in the disturbances which preceded the revolution
ory year Of 1913, diplomatic dignity, and was
despatched to Florence upon confidential mission
Of the highest importance lie was dcputed to de-
liver TO the Grand Duke the net of abdicatioD of
Tao Duke Of Ircoa At FIRST the Grand Duke was
doubtful whether be could receives in diplomatic
capacity. messenger Of whom he had only heard
in relation 10 the Of the cascine where Ward
had been in the habit Of riding MS jockey. But
IL soon appeared that the Lucchese envoy had in
s,o.ltfa commission rqabir0 him tnn vioo~av &c
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the Dukes States, which was 10 30 acted sroD, IN
csse sne Grand Dske Dade any difficulty, even
ne refused to receive Ward as the ambassador Of
the States OF Parma at the capital of the Medieis
Scon alter, III l849, when the Daxe Of Llcca
resigned bis Other States TO his son, Ward became
the councillor Of this hopeful prince, who as
thus beer able to follow out sporting bent ander
the best auspices, while he had minister whose
shrevd ser SO was more thsn . match for the first
dipIoDa,ists in Italy. Ward vas on one occasion
despatched TO Vienna In diplomatic capacity.
Echwcl nberg was astOnished at his capacity; in
fact, the dsUant Yorkshire stable boy was the only
one Of the diplomatic body that could make head
ngaiI ct the impetuous counses, rather dictates,
OF schwaIzenberg; and this was found highly use
ful by other members Of the diplomatic body. Amoag
others, Neyendorf, the Russian amb assador culti-
waited him greatly An Ep glish gentleman supping
one light NJ abe Russian am bar sadors com pmeut.
ed him upon his excellent ham. There's n member
Of our diplomatic corps here" replied Meyendorff.
who supplies us all with hams from Yorkshire, of
which county no is a native.'' Ward visited Eng
land. The broad dialect and hOmely phrase besray-
ing his origin through the proluson OF orders Of all
countries sparkling on mis- breast, be rarely ventured
10 appear ct evening s0pces Lord Palmerston de-
clared he was OF the moss remarkable men he
bad ever met with. Ward, through al bis yiessi-
tude, has p,eferged an honest pride 10 nis native
country. lie does not conceal bis humble .gin,
The portraits Of bis parenta, i'll their homo spun
clothes, spear IN the splendid saloon vi the prime
minister OF Parma
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Death of Madame Lafarge.

Madame LaiaJge whose trial poisoning her hus-
band created so great q sensation about a dozen
years ago died nj the baths Of Ussat on the Tn OF
September Der health, broken by the events of
her life and her twelve yeaIs' imprisonment, had
improved OF late, and enc herssn at one time OK.
pressed her belief that she shonid completely
recover An uofayorahe onange took place bat
very snayt TINE before her gata, which was caused
by pulmonary complaint. S5e in her thirty
seventh ye0r. Shorty before her de6ks, she ex-
pressed sish 10 he huIieG az Tarsscon by the side
of Colonel Aud0uly, friend OF her father, anaw WOO,
gnsii ms death aboa6tTo months since, 6ad sno an
Ter all the afectsr, a. parent. Her uish has been
complied with. The PRISE contains \ letter re-
sp, ctins the Geeease of Mae. Lstarge. witch says:
up 80 lie last bOnr OF her exstence MIne Lsfdrge
pro-, ssd her innocence. There letters from her
which are remarkable in the highest degree for
depth Of sentiment and ability Of style Her death
has plunged Der uncle, M Coard, the director Of
the LDnatio Asylum Of Montpelier, eminently
verify man into affection difficult 30 describe
Tho eyes OF Fine. Lafsrge closed by her cousin
Molle Collard, who for years, Quilted her
in her cxptiyity.'
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ThentricaIs In EUROPE. ;,
rrer, I;sy,,a ne. cornositiop. The Oratorio,
which was produced Mt Weimar, 10 making gress
sensation There Is somc beautiful fuguc- wnting IN
the Gloria Of this work. So. ~
A v.cxt;on If n great ovgt oro Nv W07'r's W."
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