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Mothers ana Fathers

Who have lovely daughter Of about sweet
sixteen, suffering with any form of female
with swimming of the head, Sc
we're pains, palpitation of the heart, a mel
ancholy should at once bny aboftle of Drom
coolies Female Bittars and permit her to en-
JOY health. Forsale by all druggists. =
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LADY Con lribntOrs--

In another column mhy be found
an excellent communication from
"EYoise." The fair authoress is, in
our opinion, one of the most talented
llIies Of this locality. Our readers
will be pleased 10 learn that she will
continue to enliven our columns with
the productions of her able pen
",Soptfoma, too whose productions
were received with such decided APP
prevail last year has promised TO
again favor the Observer.
J The experience of ."E1oise" is not
peculiar to persons of advanced years.
All 4'grown folks who have striv4n
to adorn the mtad, instead of Willing
away life in mouthing the fashionable
sentiment alities Of the day, have, att
times, passed nearly the same ordeal.
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NEW DRUGS.

WE have just rec lived direct from Phi
M adeIplfa, and Pitts5uig, a large and well
telss selected Stock of lIelf1nes, IferIttnaery,
Paints, OILS, DYE Stpfs, HTatlcac Class, Putin
Fantasies, Brssies, Glass Ware, dd9TteA Sect,
Greer and Black Teas, 9lfsdefi4 Pogt mi 4Hahf-
ga Hines. French B'anly Sftrg1eaf Instruments,
Note q1i Letter Paper, Earel9Iesi Seoteh slgg,
EancI articles, &c. etc.
Out Stock will be replenlshed during the
wear, hnd we are determined 70 sell At low pr
ces. Call at the FtyettesTde I,rag StY3re, North
side Hubble Square.
Fa1etteyille. March ai-t2m
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4earsIor Wiser

Can be lwarded off by using ''D1om4goole's
Female Bitters," at once, relieving that sicklv
delicacv, that scrawliy, pale and swarthy COM
plexion, which are 50 common among females
everyMhere
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PRovIDENcE, R. L, A pril 7.H-Lit-
tie doubt but that the dembcrats
haye swept this State, electinB their
Governor--majority III both bHanch-
es legislatpre-and both members of
Congress.
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Gronnaless Cbmplaai.-The Wing
papers complain because Gen. Pierce
has taken hold OF some Northern
freesoilerS and Southern SECESSION Is
ond reconciled them together for the
harmony ami preservation Oh 'ne
ITn;op. They hoped that he would
.d;scar,h both, SO they could pick
tbe,n NJ and make out Of them
,rLattbey now need, a party We
III nleased to see these ex trcmes
laavEng their folly, and uniting on
~. 1tional doctrines of the inaugu-
-. ii While Pierce is at the helm,
Ia. To-. ror,IestacEoaker in the baud viii
No longer dotIbt the preservation or
the Union.
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SELLING III cent.

OWING to the IIro ractea Illness of
~ lloJt. 4. Groy, " viii dispo4 Of out
tire st3ckof Goods at dost and carrla ge--alI q
mistake Now is tho time To g't exec p
Goo1sl at a nominal price, if application
made Soon Call without delay. if you E
bargains. All kinds Of Barter taken in {
changH for Goods, as L bual.
April 7, 1888. Il. A.+GRAY q CD
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New HAVEN, CoNN-, Apbl 7 i The
election, as far asheard, stands, dem
ocrats 100; wings 76. One To hear
from. Senate 5 wings and l6 dem
oerats. Nearly two thirds pf the
house are Maine Law men. It is
thought the senate is oppo$ed to
Maine Law.
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e@ Business Notice. ma

oT The Post-ofico List of Letters is pub
nshed in the Fayetteville Observer in compliance
with a law Of Congress which provides that it
nhsll appear in the newstaper having the
LARGEST cIRcuLArIdS. LIS liz
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Beauty and LONELINESS

Connected with healthy rosy cheeks, unin-
terrupted health and buovancy Of spirits, eaa
all be retained by using one dose Of Drom-
coolies Female Bitters every morning before
break fast
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BIacksmHitIling.

s The Undersigned has "a
opened Biacksuith shop on the 60
west side Of town, in the brick shop, just below
the Livery Stable All person wishing work
we'll donsin his line, are requested TO CALI He
has experienced workmen. aud bow prepared to
do all kinds of shithipg at prompt notice. in a
workmanlke ma nne<, and on reasonable FERNS
Feb. Il. 1853 -l2ln J.. T. GRAY
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$40 REWARD.

sA RUNAWAY from the subscriber near
Il Petersburg. in Lincoln County, TIE M, a
~ yellow negro man named Bill He is
twenty-eight wears old, five feet eight Inches
high, has large flat nose, open nostrils, quick
spoken, aud frequently smiles when spoken 10.
| will give the above reward for the apprehch-
sion Of said negro,if cansht within the chunty
and plaked in some Jail who're can get him,
and SEQ if caught out of the State
THOMAS V. GREER.
Aprril IL. 1S53-5t
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or Advertisements must be handed into the
Office by Tseslay 3fornrhg TO insure an appear
al.es IN the following Paper
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chr JAarkrts Tutsst % ltrs

NASHVILLE, TExx-Gctton.--T market
opened this week dull, and for the first two
DAYS the sales were light at last weeks figures.
Since. there has, been more huoyancy, and pri-
ces have improved; about 600 bales being sold
The following are the quotations for the sever
al descriptions;
Inferior ..-.. 30 Sao54
Ordinary .-........-... 60
Middl;ng :. 9]S @874
Good Midding. ...... .9@ w
The receipts this week at all the warehon-
ses amount to 1055bales against $50 last week.
Total receipts since LIST September are 81 .A9
bales against a, 1887 at corresponding Ga1e sast
season.
Sugar. Demand active; sales l@bc.
coffee. Stock ample; we quote at aokc-
Flour. We quote Cincinnati 81 6Q@$5
Tennessee IS; ST. Louis &c.
Solasscs Sales at 2S@33c. slight demand.
Salt Sales of lArTel At 35o; Sack, fine. $l,-
65; Coarse Sl,60.
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In this place. d n Tuesday. 10Th inst, by Rev
w. C. DUNLAP, Mr.. WILLIAM q. TeDD and
Mis- MARY O. BAGLEYJ
Inthis county. on Mulberry, Tuesday, 9Th
inst by Rev. S. NJ. Cowsn, Mr. JOEL B. SMITH,
OF Tullahnnla, and Miss ELIZABETH, YELA. OF
this county, Daughter of the late Gov. Arch.
Yell, of Arkansas.
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Executors Sale.

Rf virtue Of the power IN me vested will
~ as EXECUTOR of the last will and testament
OF Alfred H. Berry, deceased, offer TO the high
est bidder, At public sale, on Saturday, May
18th, unless disposed Of before that time
at private sale, oie-half Of the materials of
the Fayetteville Observer printing Office; it
being ali the interest he possessed in said es-
tablisiment lat the time Of his death The
Subscription List Of the paper numbers six
bundled, and is unusually solvent, as great care
has been obserecd'in making it up. The job
Printing and Advertising custom IS large and
rennnerative. Terms of sale-l2 months
credit with approved security
Aifpersons indebtedlto the estate of Alfred
IL. Berry, or to the firm Oh French d Berry,
are notiiedto come fo1w lr,l Immediately and
settle the sane and an having claims against
the same, topreFent them properly a-lthentica-
ted within the time psekcrbeA bv law
JAS. Fl. COBB, Executor.
April IL lS53-td. N
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p ON 10 e,


III AVlNG formed a partnership in the Idvd-
a 1cmeand Dry Guods trade in the,town Of
Fayetteville under the style Of RVsseH d.
IacfeT, we take pleasure III inviting the pub
he toour stock, at the former stand of en- q.
Rl,sseH, on the North side ofthe Public Square
We have IN store an excellent collection ofthe
various descriptions Of Dry goods brougiis to
thus market, to which we intend TO add ftoIn
time to time, directfro tho eastern markets
50 sto keep constd ntly on hand every article
likely to be needed for use or ornament in this
locality. We are Resolved IL keep a general
assortment OF the VERY best Goods, which We
Halter ourselves We viii be efhbled to sell as
low as the lowest bvlthc exercise Of ju@icious
iudgmentin orr purchases. Having purchased
the house We occupy, the public may expect to-.
find rs at all times atthe same oil stand. Mr.
I3asSs7fs acknowledged judgment in the r,;r-1
chase Of Goods generally, and fine Cloths inf
particular, enables the finn 10 speak with corfi
dence to aii as 70 the quality Of the Goods theyl
keep. They intend to come up fully to what
they represent.
RUSSELL d TUCKER.
Jan, 13. 1853
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Candles. There is no change lib this articl,
Sales of Tsllowl1; Stsr %; Sperm 45c.
4 Whiskey. Ii demand Sales at l6@2oe.
Bacon. Hams 7@7s4; Should Is So @6a4
Sides 711acI hog round Sc.
4 Lari. &C.
| Feathers. s5@971sc
Beeswax. 10000
I Ginseng. 35c; in demand.
Corn Meal S5c = bushel-
i Corn. 81 90 q Dbl.
4 Oats. zoe 2 bushel-
Lead. Pig Sic. bar &c.
| Shot Bag 81 75.
! Iron Common Tennessee bsr &C. Pitts
Bagging and Rope Bagging, As Inches wide,
20c; AZ inches, 16E@h8: Rope &c.
Gunny Bags. lie.
Cattle Market Unchanged Beeves 4@
81 -. sheep 81 5or@2 90. |. But kr selling
at l56l zoe from wagons. Chickens --l2l5 a
l5c. Potatoes-Irish 80 ; Sweet 50c By
the Dbl 81 5Os@2, :. White Beans 81 90 p
bushel. :. Peas-No SALE . Onions Coo u
bushel. 49,. .Turnips4 -12l5c p busli el. -.
Dried Apples command 85@S10o from nag
ons, readily. j. Dried Peaches are still held at
81 so and none to be bought at that atwhole- |
sale I. !. !. Eggs continue at 6A@6l5c r dozen.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.--The market is inactive-I
Mess Pork Is held at S14-but for any oonsid-
cradle quantity not over S13 so could he oh
tanned No. Il Lard is worth SI4@S1@c III
barrels and terccs In kegs regular sales Sc RI
ib. Bacon is dull We quote casks Shout
lers at 81 --Giear sides at 81 C and hams 856
In bulk meat there is but little doing; the re-
'epts orsevefal days, Were contracted for car
y in the season Tie prices obtained for the
asst lot of any magnitude we're ~, 511i and
~ ;. /. Tallow-There is a good demand and
- is paid freely for prime =. IIides-ADsy
Int are in request at go 910o q ID -. Whis- 7
y-I4ast safes at seventeen and half for raw /,
rpm the lcvee. :. Flour Barrels-Sales 1877 q
tI45 each Dried Frlits-Apples, prime, :
j 40. Peaches very scarce-S2 %; clover :
led So Is. .Feathers--I.ast sales Of prime
ell cured at Sec Ia b.
MEMPH1s, TENH.-Gotton. AN active de-
and has prevailed in our market for thepast
eek, and all that has been offered has been 4
eely taken, til ough the stocks on hand are /
nall, and the amount Offering very light
ur quotations thow an advance of fully i 2
Ter those Of ID st week, produced by the late (
vorable foreign accounts and the great.falling 4,
in receipts. 1t may be rem Arled that pri- ;.
s have still al upward TENDENCY notwith- "
.nding the pricE Is in \. OritaiE have under
he no change for some three or four weeks C
W. ,r-,.o III ~ m
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I y N. s. Ns

~ CALHOUN Lone IL. No 26, T. 10. OF,
S< will haYe public procession. in FaNx
ettevslle on Satlir Law, Nav 18th. A suitable
address will beNdefivered. All members ia
good standing, cf sister Lodges, are earnestly
invited to participate in the festivities Of the
OCCASION
By order of the Lodge:
THOS. J. CARTER, Secretary.
April ! 4, 1855 St
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/ Bacon--Retail. Hams 12l.r; Rib sides s Z
@10c Clear do 9&Gl0c; Shoulders s co
! p b.. .Cheese--W estcrn R4s I0@11c, Eng
lish Dairy 12lsc. Corn Msal--65@ 75c p
bushel.. Dried Beel-19 sf Irish Pota-
toes 81 50@1 Is. =. Pork Mess ST. 600
SIS p Dbl; Runp S16t4; Bulk Hog Round
6@64c.
CHATTANOOGA, Cottor--Trc re-
,ceipts Of the week are not far from $50 bales
We shall be able % give the sum total for the
last and present seasonin few DAYS
Corn--nothine doing, nominal value 5Dc
Bacon-Few transactions Most of the ba-
con hero now is in store, or city cured clear
sides. In store quoted at S@9ls; city cured
l0ls.
New ORLEANs-Cotton steady at stS@
10I5; weeks sales &c, $50 bales! We have
few changes to notice in our market during the
past week; middling cotton which was report
ed as closing the week previotsat 81 @9lse,
opened on. Monday at SIS @84, and contin-
ued at these figures until Saturday, when pri-
ces again stood, and the market closed at SL4@
Oh. Ina word, prices of the lower grades Of
cotton are for the better qualities steady.
Bacon still on theIdecline; shoulders 5(0515;; |
sides, ribbed 7@7i9; hams, plain, SaS14: SUI
gar cured 10ls oil; Lard in bbls and tierces
&c; in kegs 9' a 0e
Butter--W estern IL 4 els. Cheese, Wes-
tern 9@91S.
CINcrNSATI, OHIo.- Flour--Salqs at So 20 4
@3 so for good brands, fair stock in store :. 4
Whisky 1814c.. Good dead doing in aMo-
asses, but particulars not transpred. Sales
good, fair sugar at 434@51ac. No sales in
provisions In other articles nothing doing. H
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e. Adyertlselne nls are inserted IN the Ordsr
IN which they are Handed in.
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4 Coach Shop in Fayetteville.

JAIN Siop fa 10y t'e'''
$50 PHE subscribers respectfully
Inform the plt.Aic that they have formed Com
panv for the purpose 81 oohductingrhe Car
ri;sye Making Ess-Suhc>s, in all its va
rious branches: and being all practical work
men. fully understanding their business ,iiey
will have no hesitation to compare their work
with any establishment In the State, as to style
and durability.
We may be found, after the first Of Nav, on
the north corner of the Square. near Maj.
Ross office; and previous TO that time 200
wards west Of the Fayetteville Inn-where VIC
viii be pleased to see ALI in want Of anything
in our line
j. .B. RAR0TEAU
JAMES II. HOBBS.
March 10. 1853. THOS.EJ WALKER.
IHAfE>!
THE FALL. style Just received, and for
81 sale by
~ BUCHANAN & THOMSON.
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PERFECT III EEg.IKE PoBTRAIT


%hchcan be obtained in 10 other waylI When
we call 10 mind the uncertainty Of iifd the or
binary though sometimes painful sepdra5ion Of
families ami friends. together with hsIravagas
of time It becomes amatfer Of much interest
and Importance TO secure the features of the
qved ones at home" before death, distance,
or the lapse of time renders it impossible
ftr Having taken lessons of Dit. T. ~
HagHes-the best Daguerrean Artist in the
Western States-and furnished himself with
a superior camera and implements, the sub
scriber fattfrs himself he will be able 70 give
the most euIire substitution.
The Ladies', whoare al piays Judges in matters
nf taste ard especially invited to call and ex-
anime his work and specimens
A great variety of cases, Of different sizes
md qualitvI will be kelt Constantly on hand (
Prices verv hnoderate J. B. HILL. I
Nov. IS, 1S52-tf
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constabies' ana Justices blanks just printed,
nd for sails al our desk-cEeap
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ED.

In this county, on Thursday. 7th inst,
pleurisy, Mr.. WILLIAM HAMILTON, aged abo
Is wears.
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al 7 : p DIES DRESS GOODS.
80 LANES; f''4seu DS'7-
Dea'tiini French DeIaines, all colors:
beautiful f'oburr. Para,,,,ta 90
Superb Cashmercs. Alraecas 49, srs Sas ots
DO hBrocade AMI n,,,1. -, -,
Magnificent Rele and TI',,, r~ LES ''liAs'
Rich blk Gro 4, Rim sp1 r. 49,. 10
Yaterdl silks. la;9 es J,,r. = ON''''' no e
THESE Goaiss arc ;rz.g ssz..t
the latest and zsass JeosJifI p'Fips a.!
be sold yery cheap. Ie.djesgir'se ou.' ana VIII
GeorRIeHs DucHAysx BEAyEas.
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EH D. n :.

<Pa | HAVE large assortment of the best
! : IcunesSee sfGn which will be sold
at three-fourths of a cent on Nashville
Nnices for cslsh. when sufficient auantitvljs
taken at enc time to ir,in Oft wagon. Sune
s'ivspce on Nashville prices az heretofore. On
time, a< paaet'taz dealsr$-I mean BY plnct,tal
dealers, such as pay on the day they promise,
and not 6, ! 2, OF is months thereafter ! am
UNDERSTOOD SHAPARD
January 6 1S53
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Blankets Blank etsi.

Co., 400 bias, green, drab, and fancy
z1sssz<sS Coat BlaRhets;alSo, bed, cradle, sad
die, and negro Blankets, forsale cheap by
GOODRICH, BUoBASAk s BEAVERS
Oct. %, 1852.
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BARREL SALT " l!seIl Barrel Salt at
, 60 cents. IFebl IL SIIAPARD.
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CIR OC i IL sEls..

Anril Il 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-04-06

2. w. Quackenbos

AUDITED and COWRSeItOr at L01O.
YAZOO CITY, N SS.
6NONTINUES to practice in the counties Of
OYazoo. Holmes, Madison, and Carroll,
inthe superior courts of law and Chance ry at
Jackson, and the Vice Chancery cot at
Currollton. Particular attention will also be
aad to any cases that may be entrusted to mim
10 Probate Court of YazoO county.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-04-06

DRY GOODS.
Nos. II & IL. Magazine Street,

/
CORNER OF COMMON, New ORLEANS.
The subscribers have on hand, and still
continue to receive from the North and Eu
rope, complete assortment of European an,
American Dry Goods suitnble for this marke
and which they respectfully offer fer sale ol
reasonable terms.
| Their stock of Dry Goods consists in par
ofthe following enumerated articles
French md English Negro Blankets;
7-S, A, Al, and Twilled Lowell Cottons
3-4, 7-S, A, and Twilled White and Brown
Cottons,
Kentucky Linseys and Jeans,
Glasgow Jeans and Lowell Linseys,
PlaidLnseys for House Servants,
Blue and Fancy colored Kentucky Jeans
White, Blue, Red, Yellow, and Green
Flannels,
Negro Woolen Caps, Socks and Shirts,
Heavy and Light Cotsonades and Denims.
for plantations.
Madras and Mock Madras Handkerchief,
for Negroes.
Blue, Black and ETixed Satinets.
French Calicoes, Ginghams, Silks, Bareges,
English Calicoes. MeriEos, Alpacas and
Bombazettes,
English Hose, Undershirts, Drawers and
Gloves.
German Hose, and Half-hose,
Plain; White, Figured and Colored Swiss
Muslins.
Irish Linen, Drilling and Diapers,
India Rubber Suspenders,
Apron Checks;
Cotton and Silk Umbrellas,
Cotton and Thread Laces, etc.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call
and examine our stock be ore making their
purchases, NORTH BROTHERS, & co.
New Orleans, Oct 22d, IS52-1y.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-04-06
J. THARP,



Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clo-
thing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Queens,
ware, etc. YAZOO CITY. MISS.
KATE are now receiving a general stock OF
w the above articles, with many othe RS toe
tedious to mention, all new and fresh, selecf
ed by ourselves in the Eastern cities and offel
ed on as good terms as can be had of Jey
or Gentle. We can be found opposite G. ]
Mann's drug store, and next door to Messrs
Haynes g. Dabbs. .sCall and see."
Sept. 10th, 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-04-06
Wy. R. NILES.
Miles 81 Mayes.

ATTORNEY At LAW,
2Y'IhL give their attention to all business
Wv en- '.asted to them in all the Courts held in
the counties Of Yazoo and Holmes.
O~s- Office in Wilson's building, by the Tel
egraph office.
Yazoo City, Jan. 5, 1S53-1y.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-04-06
Law Notice.

IN ANIEL JONES & ROBERT BOWMAN
~ having associated themselves in the prac-
tice eff their profession, will attend the Courts
of the Fifth Judicial District, the Vice Chan
cery Court at Yazoo City, the Superior Court of
Chancery, High Court of Errors & Appeals
and Federal Courts at Jackson.
All business entrusted to their care will be
diligently and promptly attended to.
OE- Office up stairs, in Wilson's building,
opposite Winn's Hotel.
Yazeo city, MarchI17, 1882
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-04-06
Going to new OrIeans.
PURCHASE YOUR CLOTHING OF
IL ALFRED MUNROE & CO., "a Mqga

-- ALfhEO MONhOE q CO., 81 A1d5d
zine Street.
The great feature with them is, the large stock
always kept, of Gentlemen's, Boys, and Chill
dren's Clothing-also Furnishing Goods. At
this house. The price of every article is marked
upon il. People, whether good or bad judges,
need have no fears OF being cheated for after the
purchase of any article should any dlssatisfac-
ton exist, the money will be refunded on its
being returned No trouble to Sholo goods acith
thena their whole object is to please those who
taver them with a call
OvERcoATs of every description.
WALKING COATS of all kinds.
BUSINESS COATS of all kinds
DREss and FRocK CoATs of all kinds.
CLOTH CEoAKs of various qualities.
TALMA AND KEABAN CLoAKs, new article.
PANTALooNs of all kinds.
VESTS of all kinds.
UNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS of all kinds
HALF HOSE and GLOVES of all kinds.
CoTroN and LINEN SHIRTS of all kinds.
CRAVATs and ScARFs--m magnificent assortment.
HANDKERcHIEFs and SUsPENDERs.
ALSO
A very superb assortment of
BOYS 8 CHILDRENS CLOTHING.
To Steamboat Captains, Pilots, Etc.
49, Your particular attention is invited TO
our verv large assortment of
OVercOats of Every Description.
FIR BEAVERS, HIMABAYA CLOTHS,
HEAVY PILOT CLOTHS, DEVON
SHIRE KERSEYS, SUPERIOR
BLANKETS, NOTIFIED
BEAVERS. WHITNEY CLOTHS. ETC.
Ia ali of which goods we have some
EXTRA LONG COATS.
manufactured expressly for your USE
0~- You had better call and purchase one if
YOU want some thing comfortable
ALFRED MUNROE s. co.
81 Magazine ST., corner
Dec. Is. 1852.-1y. OF Gravier.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-04-06
81 M PSO Ms

~ Il LII Il ~ " 1N ~
GOOD HOU Sc,
No. 80, CANAL STREET-NelO Orleans
OFFERS great inducements to Planters and
u NIothers wishing to select list of Dry Goods.
The stock consists of lage assortment of
Plantation, Household & Fancy Goods,
RACING IN PART,
Lowells, Kerseys, Lir seys, Blankets, De-
MINIS, Cottonades, Shirtings, Sheetings, Linen
Goods. Calicoes, Aerinoes. Alpaccas, and
DRESS GOODS of all descriptions. This es-
lablishment keeping all kinds of Dry-Goods
from DomeSticS % the richest Fabrics, and sell
ing anv quantity desired is b tier adapted to FIJI
bill of general Dry-Goods, than any other in
New Orleans-and you asked to REMEM-
BER THIS FACT. which you can prove to your
selves by an examnauon--this house sells goods
cheaper by from FIFTEEN to TWENTY per
cent, than any other in New Orleans. Ask
your neighbor, who has bought al Simpsons.
and he will testisy to this fact. and then call
yourself at SIMPSONS,
No. so Canal Street, New Orleans
Dec. Is, 1852.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-04-06

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