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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16
The triumphant success of the great Arabian
remedy for man and beast,
Ill. c.. FarreIAFS Arabian Liniment.

Ill. c.. FaPreHFS Arabian Einiment.
IS causing counterfeits to spring up all over
the country, spreading their baneful influence
over the land, robbing the pockets of the hon
est and unsuspecting, by imposing upon them
worthless and poisonous trash for the genuine
III. G. Farrell's Arabian Liniment. Fellow
citizens! Look we'll before you buy, and see
that the abel the bottle has the letters FL. G..
before FarreI's, for if it has not, it is counter
felt. The label around each bottle of the gen.
uine Liniment reads thus, H. G. Farrell's eel
ebrated Arabian Liniment;'' and the signature
Of the proprietor, is written upon the label also,
and these words are blown IN the glass bottle,
A.H. G. Farrell's Arabian Liniment, Peoria"
The daring boldness of the recreant who
would deceive the people by imposing upon
them worthless trash, for really genuine and
good medicine. thus not only cheating them out
of their money, but that which is far dearer-
their health-ought to be held mp in scorn, and
receive the contempt his dastardly spirits mer-
It's. Let every one then who regards his own
health, and wishes truth and honesty to trump
over deception and rascality, put his heel on
als base impositions, and uphold that which is
Just and right. The genuine III. G.. Farrell's
Arabian Liniment has proved itself to be the
most remarkable medicine known for the cure
of rheumatism, neuralgia, pains, wherever To-
Gated. sprains, braises, hardened Jumps, burns,
wounds, corns, chronic sore and weak eyes,
lame back, etc. etc; and is an effectual reme-
dy for horses and cattle in the cure of sweeny,
distemPer, lameness, dry shoulder, splint,
wounds, etc, ETC., and will always stop the fur
fher progress of poll-evil, fistula, ringbone and
blood spawn, if used in the beginning.
LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEIIS!
The public are cautioned against another
counterfeit, which has lately made its appear
ance, called w. B. Farrell's Arabian Liniment,
abe most dangerous of all the counterfeits, be-
cause having the name of Farrell, many will
buy it in good faith, without the knowledge that
counterfeit exists, and they will perhaps only
discover their error when the spurious mixture
has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by
IL. g Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria,
Illinois, to whom all applications for Agencies
must be addressed Be sure you get it with the
1e.1efS H. g. before Farrelfs, thus-H. q.
,5 NEl1llS-and his signature on the wrapper,
fll otners are counterfeits
2o.a Dy THOMPSON 6x CO., Yazoo City
IA 1lA3NiDAWAY & WHITE, Vicksburg, Miss.
ana 2y regularly authorized agents throughout
the United States. 90 2
&C. Price % and SO cents. and Al rer bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in everv Sps town VILLAGE
and hamlet IN the United States Il which or E
not already established. Address TT n EarrelI
as above, accompanied with GOOD reference = I II
character, responsibility. &c.
February. 1853.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16
Pure Improved MastOdOm Cotton
Seed.

r HAVE taken great pains for the last eight
L years, in purifying and improving the Mas
todon Cotton. It has become acclimated, and
improved in time of ripening and productive
ness, without loosing anything in length and
fineness of staple.
The improved is not mixture or amalgama-
tion with other varieties, but maintains its dis
tinguishing characteristics of stalk and blossom
obvious to even casual observation.
Orders accompanied with cash or New Or
leans draught, will be promptly filed. Price,
So per bushel. Address
A. w. WASHBURN,
Feb. 2, 1853-2m Yazoo City. Miss
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16
Notice! NOticel

a LII persons Indebted to the snbscribev, eli
IN ther by note or account, are requested 10
call and settle Immediately. If not closed by
the 1st of March next, he will necessarily be
Obliged to place them in the hands of a Coiec-
tor for settlement. CHAS. II. MANN
Feb 8. 1852
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16
CONVERSE & co.

OieF lot sdle ule IolloWlng dOOds, tOgether
with many articles in their line, not emu
mesated below, which will be sold low
for CASH or good City Acceptances.
TEAS.
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, Pow
chog, Oolong.
COFFEE
Rio, Havana, Jamaca, Lagupra, Choice Old
Java, Mocha.
GAR.
Louisiana, Havana. New York and New Or
leans. Loaf, Crushed, Powdered, Clarified,
Granulated.
ASSES.
Plantation, Sugar House, New York and
Louisiana SyruPs.
FLOUR.
Extra st. Louis, Superfine st. Louis; Illinois,
Ohio, Corn Meal and Hommony.
FISH.
MAcKEREL, Nos. and 2, in barrels, half bar
rels, or. bbls., and kits, No. 3 in bbls
HERRINGs, in barrels and half barrels.
SALMON, in kits and half kits.
Goldfish, in boxes and drums.
HERRING, in boxes.
Castor, Lard, Linseed, Whale, Sperm, Tan
ners, Olive.
PROV VISIONS.
Mess and Prime Pork, Mess Beef in bbls. and
half bbls., Prime Beef, Ribbed and lear Sides,
Shoulders, Sugar Cured and plain Hams; Dried
Beef and Tongues, Picked Tongues, Lard
Bu:tef; Cheese, goshen, English, dairy and
western, Beans, Potatoes, Onions, coarse, fine,
table and rice Salt.
CANDLES.
Speru,, Star, Adhiantine, Tallow.
SOAR.
Winohester's, Livermore's, Eagle, Jacksoh's,
Munt's Extra, CASTLE, Fancy Bar, Variegated,
Toilet, Shaving, Shaving Cream.
UITS, NUTS, &C.
Raisins, Almonds, Grapes, Currants,' Prunes
Figs, Brazil Nuts, Pecan Nuts; Citron, Gran
berries, Dried Apples, Dried Peaches.
PAPER, &C.
Writing, Wrapping, Playing Cards, in great
variety-Cotton Twine, Lamp Wick.
PICKLES., TSUPS &C.
Underwood's Davis and Wells, M. g. Provost's
PICKLES., in gallons, half, quarter and on
eighth gallons. CATSUP-Tomatto, Walnut,
Mushrooms, Worcestershire. SAUCE-Rose
Water. Pie Fruit, Currant Jellies, Assorted Je-
lies; Pepper Sauce, Havana Preserves, American,
Preserves in glass and tin, Canton Ginger, Ca
pers; Olives-Salmon, Lobster, Shad and Sar-
SPICES, &C.
Kentucky Mustard, Cassia in mats and glass
Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs, Pepper, Allspice Gin
gin, Cayenne Pepper.
WOOD DEN-W ARE.
Buckets, Tubs, Brooms, wash Boards Clothes
Pins, Shoe Brushes, Scrub Brushes, Manila
Lines, Bed Cords, Matches.
DR. U G S, &c.
Indigo, Copperas, Salaeratus, Birthstone, Lamp
Black, Spanish Brown, Carb Soda. Cream Tartar
Camphor, Madder, Alum, EPSON Salts, Sulphur
Saltpetre, Magnesia, Quinine, Sealing Wax.
LIQ UORS, &C
Cognac and Domestic Brandy, Jamaica Rum,
New England do. New Orleans do, Holland
Gin, American do, Irish Whiskey, Scoth do, !
Rectified do, Monongahela do, Bourbon do
Madeira Wine, Sherry do, Oporto do, Malaga
do, Muscat do, Champagne do, Caret do, Bran
dy Cherries, Brandy Peaches, Curacao, Mara
schino, Absynthe, Annisette, Cordials, Slough |
toms Bitters, Lemon Syrup, Assorted do, Por- |
ter, Ale, Cider, Essence Peppermint.
TOBACCO. SEGARS AND SNUFF.
A large assortment of TOBACCO-CIGARSl |
of all 9ualities-Cuba Skies.
SUN DRIES.
Starch, Powder and Fire Crackers, Shot, Bar
Lead, Nails Ink Macaroni, Vermicelli, Candy,
Corks, Bottles. Pipes, Flasks, White Lead,
Glass, Putty, Backing.
&C. Orders PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
December 15, 1852.
m- VIM. P. CONVERSE, T. M. CONVERSE,
VIM p CONVERSE, Jr
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16
WINN'S HOTEL.
Ua00@ @aovs ARaaa,

U@00@ @a1Zs 1SRa99s
- HAVING purchased the property a
lhzA recently occupied by the CONNER EAfza
cial Bank of Manchester am again prepared
to accommodate my friends and the travelling
public, and embrace this opportunity of tender
ing to them my sincere thanks for their former
liberal patronage, and also fer their kind for
bcarance since the fire: No effort or expense
shall be wanting on my part, to make Winn's
Ho. ell, in every department, one of the best
hotels in the State. r. VI. WINN.
JAM IL, 1853. If
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16

TWILL sell on low terms. $50 acres of land
I'LL (stuated above high water mark) on the
Yazoo river, in Sunfower county, Township
is. Range 2, west. For further information
apply through r. X. Pickett or r Bostick to the
5. A. GAHNETT.
Yazoo City; Jan 26, 'ls55-I2.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16
Credit sale of Land and Negroes.

UTILL be sold on credit to suit purchasers,
w fine Tract of Land in Yazoo county,
(situated on Silver Creek containing 900 acres.
Two hundred and sixty open, and above the high
water OF 1350-also 80 negroes % of which are
good and efficient hands--l5 mules of superior
ouality-stock, wagons, oxen and farming uten-
sils most of which are new and in good repair.
To person wishing to purchase, great induce
ments are offered to engage here. For particiI-
lars enquire of N. G. & S. E. NYE.
Yazoo City. jan l9. 1853
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16

~ Good and Fine saddle horses fo- 90
HA- also single and double harness horsas go
by C, 7. BLACKMAN g. CO
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16
FreSh ReCeiDtS,

Fresh ReCe1DfSe
TUST received per Alton and Stacy on con-
d signment,
100 Bbls. Flour, 100 Sacks Salt,
25 Sacks Coffee. 10 HID. Sugar,
25 Boxes Tobacco, so Bbls Lime,
8 cases mud Boots, % boxes Candy,
90 M. Cigars, 5 cases Tea,
5 Bbls No Loaf Sugar,
2 cases double barrel Guns,
for sale low at the Auction Store of
Jan. l9. 1853.-lm M. B. WOLFE.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16
CIR GUAR

NEw-ORLEANs, November 5, 1852.
Sir-Handing you above our Business Card,
We beg to call your attention to our House, and
solicit examination of our Stock and Prices,
assu ing you that both will he found as salts
factory as those of ary other Grocers in the
City. Our supplies are bought FOR Cash, and
selected with the greatest care, with view of
giving satisfaction to our customers. We in
vite call and a full examination of our stock
and pr ces. Terms liberal, either for cash or
good paper.
Below we give a list of some of the articles
we shall at all times keep on hand. Planters
sendinr their orders direct to us will be fur
nished with articles, not in line, at the low
est city prices.
Yours. Respectfully,
KITCHEN, PATTISON g. RAILEY.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16

Just Received from Paris
A large assortment of Embroideries, consis-
ting ofChemisettes, Paletots, Undersleeves, Col
lars, Caps and Handkerchief
MICHON & SARRAT.
VicFsburg, Feb. 8, 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16
FOr Sale.

FTNHE Dover interest of Rhoda peirce in the
IL Real Estate of the late Marcus Peirce. be-
ing part of the Ingersoll plantation, and con-
tanning 1856 acres IF land, of which rs acres
are improved valley land. Terms cash-and
sale " ilhout reserve on the first Monday of Nav
next. w. BATTAILE, Agent.
February 8, 1S53-14-tds.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16
mATMENEATTCG.

or" A men can find nowhere so good a
Savings Bank as by emptying his purse into
his head. knowledge is the best capital be
can possess il is mt his cofUmand every NOM
ment, and always above par-.-DR. FRANKLIy-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16

At the Old Cheap store---Mattings
" E have ju i received an invoice of Mattings.
W which we offer for sale cheaper than ever
they were sold in this market. Although this
article is very scarce in Vicksburg, our prices
will be found very moderate. Our stock con-
lsists Of 1000 yards Ga White;
1000 5-4 ss
1000 "A
1000 {" A Checked
MICHON & SARRAT.
Vicksburg, Feb 8. 1853.
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~ Being In New York, last week,

~ Being In New York, last week,
we received complimentary ticket 70
Nine. Henrietta Sontag's Opera, and
of course gave her the honor Of our at
tendance. 1t was, no doubt, a very fine
entertainment-very fashionable, and
all that; but, at the risk of being con-
sidered destitute of taste for fashiona-
BILE amusement, we must confess to being
greatly bored. With the exception of
a few beautiful passages, the music was,
to appearance, strife among some forty
musicians to determine who could make
the most noise. Of the singing, We
could not understand more than half-a-
dozen words-which We presume was
the case with seven-eighths of the native
Americans in the house, notwithstand-
ing they appeared highly delighted. As
to the acting, it was simply ridiculous,
to US; but there are variety Of tastes,
and ours does not fancy an operate per-
formance in Italian.
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D1- We would call the particular at
tcntion of our visitors TO the following I:

De- We would call the particular at
tcnton of our visitors TO the following :
PRINTING OFFICE REGULATIONS
When you 60 into printing office, leave
the door open behind you. Read all
the manuscript you can get your hands
on; it's no difference editors have no
business with secrets besides you
might discover some plot against the
govcrnment-crush it in the bud, and
thus become public benelactor be
sure to ask the compositor to let you
look at the copy he is at work on, of
course he won't be so impolite as to re-
fuse so reasonable request If he is n,
work on manuscript copy, ask him who
wrote it; he'll tell you. Examine th'
type, pick them up, look at them, throw
them down-no matter in which box
what the duce do printers have SO man.
little boxes for if they want folks to b.
so particular 7 Don't neglect the press
catch hold of the handle pull it round
there let it go, hot much damage
done. Now seat yourself in the sane
tum, and after you have whistled a ia
voritc tuue, as loud as possible, ask tn
editor for the paper be is reading, O
entertain him with some long -winde
harangue on come subject which Interest
you, not him
Follow these directions closely, or th
spirit Of them, and you'll be populs
with all the printers
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From tina New Haven Palladium
The Rock Rose,

A medicine under the title of "Rock Rose,
made from plant of that name, is having n
great run in this vicinity for its curative proper
ties. he cry of "quack," SO truly applicable
to at least one half of the medicines ofthe day,
cannot be justly applied to the Rock Rose, for
it has made its mark in this city in several cases
to the relief and cure of sufferers when other
remedies have failed, and what is quite remark
able, some Of our best physicians do not hesi-
tate TO speak very favorable of the compound.
The certificates of cures are not fabrications,
but from highly respectable persons, most Of
whom are well known to us. The manufacture
er is also well known to us as gentleman who
would not be engaged in a humbug, or in de-
ceiying the public in any way.-Paiiadium.
We chee.fully endorse tho above, having
witnessed its good effect, ourselves on pulmo-
nary and scrofulous complaints. We believe il
is the best remedy for colds and coughs, ex-
tant. The Rock Rose has long been known as a
plant of rare medical virtues and its preparation
Is superintended by gentleman of ability and
character, in this city.-.N Fl Register.
.Nep Haren, Dee. 20, 1851.
This Is TO certify that the notice of the Rocl
Rose medicine published in our paper IN con
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Westerly, March 3, 1858.


AS We have lately had few
words to say in regard to the right of
ladies to drive gentlemen from secured
seat, we may perhaps be allowed to
present the following account, from an
interesting article in the last number of
Putnam's Monthly, showing with how
much more grace these things are done
among the " outside barbarians," than
by our own country-women =
GA lady in Havana takes every prof
fered courtesy kindly, and thanksSou for
it. She does not stalk up to your seat
in public places, and, with sulky dog
gedness, silently demand that you should
give up to her what you have paid for
and secured, and after you have given
it, take no more notice of you than if
you were cur which had been driven
from her path. She docs not, if you
offer your hand or your arm to assist
her, shrink within herself, and look at
you as if you were lepcr or branded
felon, because you have never been
introduced If she be pretty and you
tell her so, she thanks you for admiring
her; and have yet to learn that this
disposition on her part lessons her
pleasure in receiving attention and ad-
miration, or yours, in giving it,"
There, such reception of favor as
that by lady from gentleman, makes
him feel as much as two inches taller.
But, for contrast, we will give an ex-
tract from another article in the same
work, showing how American women
do these things; and leave it to those
who have even the smallest knowledge
Of human nature, to judge of its effect
on so stubborn an animal as man. Here
is the extract:-
4" They American womcn carry
themselves with hauteur, as if they
were entitled to homage without owing
anything in exchange. They will torn
out full omnibus of men, or score Of
male worshippers from their church
seats without designing to give in return
the cheap courtesy of smile or bow
or the small change of a thank you.
!, Like the images of painted saints in .
church, they receive the worship of thei
adorers without even the consciousness
of wink, as if they were quite insensi
bic to the piety of the faithful"
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Hnr The Sixth Lecture of the Citi.
zens' Course was given last Thursday
evening, by Rev. R. M. Hatfield, Of
Brooklyn, L. l., upon the subject Of
manliness. 1t was confined chiefly to
the young men of his audience, showing
them how to be men, and the points
upon which he touched are worthy OF
the attention of some others than young
men. The delivery was in his own
happy style, Interesting and inviting.
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pSS- The Boston Journal saws, a let

p<S- The Boston Journal says, let.
ter has been lying 10 the South Boston
Sub-Post Office for some days past,
post-marked New York, and directed to
the Handsomest Girl in South Boston.
No personal application has yet been
made for it, though it has been sent for
several times. The Postmaster re-
serves the privilege of judging as to the
respective merits Of any claimants that
may appear.
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s@- Through the politeness of the
Printer, Mr.. George G. Rand, Cornhill,
Boston, we have received copy of" A
Sermon preached to the congregation Of
the Essex street Church, Oct. 81, 1852,
the Sunday after the interment of Hon.
Daniel Webster, by Nehemiah Adams,
D. d." As a specimen of Typography,
it is splendid. AS to the matter, We are
unable to judge, not having had oppor-
tunity to read it; but presume it is fully
equal to the thousand and one sermons
eulogics, &c, got of on the same occa
sion.
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N.Y. We are indobted To the War

n~ We are indebted to the War
rentown IN. c. News for the following
advertisement, which was posted up in
tavern while the Legislature was in
session. Mine host, it seems, was an
honest, well-meaning fellow, who had
conceived an idea that the members
were the very salt of the earth, and had
listened to the complaints of certain OF
them relative to the doings of few
wilder characters, who did not belong
to their fraternity. Here is the notice
which he posted up in the most con.
spicious place in the house -
Look Here! The following rules
of order will hereafter be observed il
this hotel members of the Assembl,
will 60 to the table first, and the gen
tleman afterwards"
After reading it over, he did not ex
actly like it. 1t didn't say anytllin:
about rowdics and Llackguards, so, t.
caution them particularly, he added -
"Nota Bena. Row lies and black.
guards will please not mix with tn,
members, as it is hard to tell one from
the other"
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Ray- The Mount Holly IN. j. MIR
ror regrets that Mr.. Stille, of the Her.
aid IN that place, was robbed of $40
while crossing the Delaware at Camden,
a few days since.
Served him right-what business had
an editor with twenty dollars in his
pocket? But perhaps some of hi:
friends had trusted him with it to deliver
to third party. Though we are in
clined to doubt whether there are many
editors who have friends so green as thi,
one must have been.
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a0- Among the inventions of moder

p~ Among the inventions of modern
science, few confer greater benefit on
the community than that contribution
Of Chemistry to the healing art, known
as Ayers Cherry Pectoral. In our ad-
vertising columns may be found the
evidence of distinguished gentlemen,
that shows their confidence in its pecul.
lar efficacy to cure distempers of the
the Throats and Lungs.
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rSr. An ;pvontor :, Nooon %

rJ- An inventor in Macon, Ga, has
taken measures to secure patent for
an improved fan bedstoad. A fan is
hung on vibrating rod, passing through
arms attached to the bed posts, which
by appropriate gearings of cords and
pulley, is attached to the Stats on which
the bed is placed, and on which per-
sons weight sets the machinery in mo-
ton to keep the fan vibrating all night.
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@- Among the list of patents for last
month we notice one issued to Amos B,
Taylor, Of Mystic, Ct., and Stephen
Wilcox, Jr., of this town, for Improve
ment in Cut Of motion for Looms.
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haS- The meeting of the New London
County Temperance Society will be held
at Stonington, c., on the sth inst at
10 o'clock. VIM. H. Burleigh is to be
present, together with other noted
speakers. Oi course there will be n
large attendance.
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Palladium Office, .Nsso Haven,
n...~.l-- nn IQSr
Another Scientific Wonder, Importsnt q

Ahother sciehUnc wonder! Important 70
Dyspepties.-Dr. Houghton's Pepsin, The True Di-
gestive Fluid, Gastric Juice prepared from Rennet
the Fourth Stomach Of The Ok after directions OF
BARON LIEBIG, the great Physiological Chemist by
HOUGHTON, NJ d, Philadelphia This Is truly
wonderful remedy for Indigestion Dyspepsia Jaundies
Liver Complaint, Constipation and Debility, curing
after Natures method by Natures own agent the
Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, containing scientific evil
dcnce Of its value furnished by agents gratis. See
advertisement In another column.
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p@ The Seventh Lecture Of the
Course will be delivered this evening by
Rev. Mr.. Swain, of Providence. His
subject is upon the Geological History
of the Earth, a su.. ject highly interesting
and the known ability of the Lecturer,
will make it doubly so.
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Be- Our worthy brother of the quill,
A. G. Nelson, of the Keeseville Gazette
has received the appointment of Notary
Public, for the county of Essex, N. Y.
We congratulate him, being confident
that if he discharges the duties of the
Office as ably as he does that of editor,
he will honor the appointment.
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p@ The House of Representatives
on the 23d ult., unanimously passed a
bill authorizing the U. s. Consul at
Havana, Mr.. Sharkey, to administer the
oaths of Office to Mr.. King, the Vice
President elect, on the 4th Of this
month, or any day thereafter.
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h6- The real estate Auctioneers OF
New YORK, for the six days ending
Thursday last, disposed of property to
the amount Of one million seven hun
dred and sixty thousand dollars.