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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05
worlds Fair Premium safes.
DEPOT, Green Block, Wafer Street. (JetceeH
Maiden Lane and Val. Street r q
NEW YORK


Maiden Lane and Wal. Street,
NEW YORK.
THE subscriber placed bis Fire and Burglar
4 Proof Iron Safe in competition with the
whole world at the great Exhibition inLondon,
for which an impartial jury awarded o medal.
The American Fair, held last inll at Castle
Garden, also awarded 10 him n gold medal TOT
the best Fire Proof Safe, and he has never iail-
ed to obtain the highest premium when hi5
safe has been put in competitor with others ior
that purpose. Certificates have been received
from the following well known mercantile hou-
ses, who have bad their books, papers and mon
ey preserved in these super i0r Safes within u
last thiriy-days, (and can, with many oihers'
be seen at my store viz: Mcssrs. StiuWell q
Montross, Mr.. ]. l.. Watkins, i'm The Fulton
Street Fire; Messrs. Fisher & Robinson -uHd
Messrs. John Lockwood & Co, in the great fire.
corner Of Liberty and Nassau Streets, and
Messrs. Proud s. Bowman, in Jersey city.
am the proprietor of Halls Patent Lock.
which obtained a medal Gin the name df ADJ
ANS & Co, Boston,) at tho Worlds Exhibition
and Is considered the best Lock for the price,
ever invented, being proof against powder and
the key IS no larger than a cent, and can bee
made changeable.
invite all purchasers 10 close and careful
investigation before purchasing, and decide for
themselves, who makes the best Fire, Burglar
and Damp-Proof Safes combined.
SILAS G. HERRING,
Nos. 135, 1877 and l39 Walter Street N. York
A G. r. O. rs.
John Farrell. 81 Walnut Street, Philadelphia
Z. H.. Harman, Chicago, llinOise.
Henry Williams, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fry & McCandish Richmond, Virginia
April 2l, 1852.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

YNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
II the citizens of Yazoo CITY, that be will take
charge of the Classical School in that place on
the first Monday in January, 1853.
He proposes to teach all the branches of Edu-
cation usually taught in such Schools, viz: LAT
in, Greek. French and Mathematics, also the
Natural Sciences
Having had saveral years successful experience
In teaching in the South, he feels confident of
giving satisfaction to the patrons of the School
And he obligates himself to make the school one
of permanency and high reputation, provided he
receives liberal patronage from the citizens OF
Yazoo city and vicinity.
Tuition fees, from So to s..
Dec. 8, 1852-5-tf ]. A. SAMPLE.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

THE subscriber has removed from his old stand
= to the new Brick Store adjoining q. T. Mann's
Drug Store, on Main Street, and will be glad to
have call from his frionds
October 6, 1852. d. TAMBORINE
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DOWNS CUDDY * 90.
COTTON FACTORS,
NEW ORLEsA Ms.

"AVING made arrangements with this
LII House, / am fully prepared to make liberal
cash advances on cotton consigned to them,
will also furnish Bagging & Rope. and the usu-
al Plantation supplies. M. LANGAN.
Yazoo city Sept. lst, 1852. 2.-5m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05
Franklin Iron Foundry.
CAS- TINFS 8-c. d.
JOHN ROBE Jr.

ID ESPECTFULLY announces to planters,
IL and the public generally, that the old es-
tablished 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, and its Advantages over all others
pointed out,
Thankful for past favors, the proprietor So
licfts continuance, promising to execute all
orders in his Iiue, in a manner no, to be sur
passed at any Foandery inthe South or West
JOHN BOBB, Jr.
N. B. All orders left with Messrs. Allen &
Yazoo City, will meet with prompt
attentiin.
Vichsburg, Aug. 6, Is49.-s7-9m
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Madame e. FOurcade,

WN2tWSAEHAt HIs EOEHEClHaACg
FASHIONABLE MILLENER,
INFORMS the La11..es of Yazoo City and vi
lcinitv. tnus she has come to this place to
make If her permanent residence. those who
may favor her with their patronage: can nc
assured of receiving the Paris style in her
profession. She will keep constantly on hand
fine assortment of Silk and Straw Bonnets, of
the latest fashions-also Mantalets, CaPes.
Ribbons, Flowers &c. Bleaching ano press
ing will be promptly attended to.
Main Street. two doors above the Bank.
Yazoo City, July 7, 1852. .-6m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05
PROTECTION AGAINST Loss.
THE MISSISSIPPI MUTUAL INSURANCE
q q M P A N Il

c O M p A NJ Y.
AT ABERDEEN, MISSISSIPPI
IlSureS against Fire, Marine and Rirer Risk
ALSO
On LiueS Of White Persons and Slaues
Permanent Fund, by Act of Incorpation,
1000.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05
Labor Saving Machine.

HAVING purchased the patent right of ma
king and selling the labor saving washing ma
chimes of Mr.. Sabin, / am now prepared to fill
all orders on short notice for these invaluable
and indispensable machines.
April IA. 1852. II. STAN.
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Q W WOOD
7. THARP,
Jas 9harp & Co.

Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, CIo-
thing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hardware' Greens,
ware. etc. YAZOO CITY. MISS.
WKTE are now receiving general stock OF
w the above articles, with many others too
tedious TO mention, all new and fresh, select
ed by ourselves in the Eastern cities and ofei
ed on as good terms as can be had of Jew
or Gentle. We can be found opposite G. T..
Mann's drug store, and next door to Messrs
HAYNES g. Dabbs. .'Call and see."
Sent 10th. 1851.
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M. B. WOLFE,
A G EN- I; FOR

NJ BARNETT d CO.,
New ORLEANS.
Will make liberal cash advances, and furnisl
supplies on cotton shipped to them
September 6, 1852. M. B. WOLFE.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDED!

Buy book unless Dr. A. NJ. Alapiceau. Isa Liberty ST..
~. " the title aud the eutry IN rTks tlice ON
the back of the title corresponds as herein and eay 9
Of respectable honorable dealers send by mail and ad
dress o DIR. A. NJ. kallrceaa-
together with lew pages
subjects married Female VII.
be sent free oil charge enclosing letter in
AprePaid letter, addressed as herein.
IRON receipt OF Fifty Cents. for One
Dollar for the fine Edition extra blntlng,l
ssTT4E MARRIED. wOMAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION" Is sent. (nIafied
T-ss1 to any part OF the United States. All
letters 1n ust he postpaid. and addressed ia
DIR. A. NJ. HIAURKCEAU, Box 1921. New
York City. Publishing Office, No. lao Liberty
Street. New York.
n~g For sale by THOMPSON & Co. Yaxoo
itv: and STEPHEN f. FOWLER, Natchez
Iiss. July Ia, 1926.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

GARDEN SEED-Just received and for
Osale a large supply of Landreth G, rden
seed at our Drug store one door above Allen
& Barksdale. THOMPSON 3- co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05
New Goods.
New Firm.
HIG GINB OTHAN g. o.

We the undersigned have formed partner
ship for the purpose of transacting a Genera
Produ ce, Grocery and Liquor business. W
wiz keep constantly on hand general assort
ment of famuv groceries, Wines, Brandies
Hardware, Cutlery and Qucensware which
we wiz sell very low.
TT. HIGG lNBOTHAM.
o. w. HENDERSON,.
Deer Sd 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

WE are prepared to make advances and fur
w nish su oplies to planters wishing to do
business with the above firm.
June 9, 1852. JAMES THARP & co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05
Clothing. Clothing.

Clothing, Clothing.
.N7E have in the store and now opening, a very
w large and well selected stock of Gentlemen's
fall and winter clothing, which we will sell very
cheap. Isept 8, '52. J. HEARD & co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

JUST received per.steamer Afttn, from New
y Orleans, (selected bY myself) a fun supply of
the cheapest Family Groceries. Also Bfan-
dies, Wines, Fruits, &c. have made urrlnae-
ments with an Importing House in New or
leans, hich enables me By order, to Be al-
ways prepared for both wholesale and retail
customers have on hand choice brands of
Claret Wine, which I can sell at as low prices
as can be purchased in New Orleans Give
me call. ID. TAMBORINE.
Yazoo City, May 20, Ie52-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

Refer to Judge J. R. BURRUs, Yazoo City,
Al. nj. WEST, Holmes County
JESSE MABRY, Vernon, Mi
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

P. n. OWEN s. CO.
Cotton Factors q Commission Merchants
No. II, CARoNDELET STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-11
MILL PROPERTY AND COAL LAND
FOR SALE,

fgTYE uidersigned wishes i~udispose Of his STEAM
Mill ardCOAL FARM, situate in Perry county
Ohio, oae h,lfuila from the town of Now Lexington
& the Cincinnati, Wilminst,n-& 2lnosville. Rail itoal
Tho Farm contains 100 acres Of beautiful land, in
A high state ct cultivation, with a go1d Fruit Orchar.
anil several nrvcr. falling springs ofcXcellent water
On 1t arc the Mill (uow in successful o ~lerationl and
ten Dwelling ll)u' ns, Store, Blacksmith Shop, Stables
Sheds, &c. The Mill Is supplied with coal from the
vein now opened on tho premises, by means ofrai
cars, at an expense not exceeding two cents %perbnsh'
FL. The capacity of tn, voin Is sufficient to continue
The supply at tho same 70. as above At loast for the
next thousand years to come.
Also, 100 acrea Of excellent LAND, situate in the
county a'oresai |, .hree .four,h' Of a mile from the
Rail Road and two miles from New Lexington, with
Dwelling lloui,, Fruit OrahUd. Springs, 81, Sew
enty acres are clerel and the balance covered with
a hsavy growth Of eXcsl ont timber. This farm is
Valuable for its coal anil TiiuSar, being only three
iourthS Of amill from a steAm,Saw Mill, lately erect
cd on tho above mentioned Rail Road,
! will sull the abovo promises all together. or IL
parcels, to suit purchasurs, on very favorable terms
1J'For further information apply tn. the sub
scribrr, on the premises. II. G. GRANGER.
AuIuit 18th, lS51.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-11
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
New YORK Marker.

NEW YoRK, Aug. e.-Flour, Sales vest
ern'canal 5000 bbls 5,lS@5,25 for common
to strait stale 5,ls@5,3l for mixed to fancy
Mich aud Ind. Wheat, sales HOO bH red
and mixed at I,2i; l400 bu white Ohio l,2S
a I,35 for ordinary to prime, part to arrive;
400 bu red southern ] ,29; 100 bu new Gem
esee on private terms. Rye, sales 1000 bu
southern S3c in store; river held S6@S7c.-
Oats, sales 4S@46 for state and western.
Corn, sales $4,000 bu 72@74c for unsound;
74@75 for western mixed; 76 for southern
and Jersey yellow. Whisky, sales $50 brl
25k@e6c for Ohio; a6 a 264 for ~p'ison.--
Pork sales 1900 a 1852 fer mess; 1887 a
1900 for prime. =
B~eef--Sales 8 1000 1000 for country mess
IL GOA 1887 for city mess and rePncked
Chicago. Cut meats--Sales unchanged.--
Lnrd-Sales I0A nllc. Butter and Cheese
Sales unchanged.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-11
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3d.--The receipts Of Pro-
duce are small both by canal and Railroads
and sales are limited. Wheat is unchanged
with a milling demand above receipts
Some OF the new crop has commenced COM
ing in, and commands the highest figures.
Corn has again advanced, but there is a dis
position among buyers to draw off from the
market, it the present advance tendency
continues. Oats is firm, and unchanged,
the local consumption taking nearly all that
comes forward. Rye is a shade better, with
some inquiry. Barley is not wanted. We
notice sales MS fol'ows:
Wheat, 26 bu fair spring, TO mill, at Tic:
1871 do good winter, to store, at size; 40 do
do to mill, at $50; 6U7 do prime do do to mill
at 90@95c; and $50 do prime new to do at
csc. Corn, sales Of 1000 Blu %aloat, at Csc
and 2,50C Blu to arrive, at 624c afioat. Nc
sales at the depot, but holders offered 6S@6s
per GO lbs. Oats, sale of SO bushels from
railroad to store at 37c per bushel, Tribune
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-11
LATEST CINCINNATI NEWS!
UOnJSSDN &, 'VROI1r.

~ ~
yTaving lust received rom Cincinnati, a most
Hextensivn AMI more Fashionable Stock, sgain
address The liberal public
Thanks to the Public-we rejoice
We have a %gcnrons Puhlic's voice
Our warm sppeal has resch'd their heaiti
They noblyhelp'd u' at the start.
And'hclp us still. and seem to shout
"IIprakT for RouIvsoN and TRoUT!'
In fact, they quickly bought us out
And for their money bargains got
At famous SOoFIELp's CORNER room,
And still tho cry is--"StM they come"
To please their taste andtake their eye
We justhNve got now supply.
ofother boots aud Shoes, and ditto,
From glorious Cincinnati City, .
And these with those OF our own make
Win surely Fairfield County take:
We mean, it's custom far and wide, 9
Till all are pleas'd and all supplied!
"The Latest Cincinndh Ncics.,' 4
Come read It in our Boots and Shoes: :
For GENrI RMEN as a idbefore.
OF notabfos a varied store.
From Congress down to eD'ry-dGys,
0flowest price though highest prai G,
So highly polish'd tame and cash to win,
The shaving folks may shave therein
For LADIES, latest fashions too.
From tidy boot to tid'er shoe,
Which fan the lovers ardent flames
As worn by Cincinnati danes:
The Jenny Lind that tell a tale
A sweet as Swedish Nightingale,
And say, when worn the streets about
II come from RonINsoN &TRour!'-
The BuShiaS, Broas'd; the Patent Calf,
And R0Sette Boots, so soft and safe
The CATERS ofthc various kinds sl
To please the various feet and minds
The great None Such and French Morocco.
To other shops a downright ''socker"--
In short and long, the Ladies know lei
We blow. fair breezes Ichen zoe bl0tp,
For CIuDRRN. pretty boys and girls,
Who smile applause through flowing eurls,
We have the newest and the best
Como one, come all, the Stoch to test; dix
Where each-a sapient foot. adorner-
Throws the Public .'iafo .Gts" at SCOFIELDS
CORNER.
Lancaster; Ohio, May n, 1859. :
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-11
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Aug. Debut little doing to-
day onRiver in consequence of distractions
in canal preventing. boats coming down and
we have no actual transactions to note; 63c
is offered for prime yellow corn; l,O5 prime
northern mixed wheat; l,l4askedfor white
aflcat.
BUFFALO, Aug. 9.-Thcre is no change
to note in our market this morning; bust
ness is quiet and inactive, holders of both
flour and grain are above buyers views;
buyers are waiting the New York market;
the receipts continue light; sales in G,ur
do not exceed 400 bbls at AS for good
brands Ohio and Mich. In grain no trans
actions that we could hear of. Corn &C,
buyers offering GllG5c. Whisky-Sales
5Ubbls at 2ic.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-11

A Monkey and Pony Performance
Will be given at each exhibition, and MR.. FRANK
HAMILTON, the Lion Tanner, will eDter tho cage oT
the large and beautiful BroS iiGn Tiger; no will a'io'
perform his 5.
FEROCiOUS CALIFORNIA BEAR.
Gen. Jackson, in the circle, to the wonder and as
tonishmeht of all; he will slso enter the cages Of sew
ersl other fefocious Animals.
Persons can visit the Menagerie without whiting
the Hippodrome. sa
Price 70 both Is only Fifty Gents. CliIlTen an
servants halt price. rl r7I aJar
The newly designed AMI magnificent Pavilion is
capable oil seating five thousand persons comfortably.
G. II. CASTLE, Agent.
This company will exhibit at Baltimore on Thur
day, August llth, Winchester Saturday August 18th. p.
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Another Great Cure OF Dyspepsia.

Another Great Cure of Dyspepsia.
G-Astonishing success ofthe oxygenated Bittcrs
NEW HAVEN, Nopember IS, 1861.
lTcSSrS. Reed, Batcs 6 Austin, Gentlemen, ~ feel
that no sense Of pride, or delicacy, should deter me
from expressing publicly, my gratitude. Gor tho as
~tonishing power and efficacy OF your oxygenstcd
Bitcr5. in restoring mo to health, after suffering
more than six years from Dyspepsia, AMI iivor com
plant, during which time, | had tho best medicarad.
vice, with no benefit except temporary relief,
Some three ears ago, my case became more hope
less, from an attack of diarrhe,,, which confined me
to my bed for eight weeks, cau'ing great prostration
ofthe whole system. | obtained a little relief, but
the diarrhGa continued, and tho constant pain and suf-
raring | endured, can hardly DO described; tho most
delicate food distressed me, causing severe headache,
~latulen y, snt activity Of the stomach; my spirits
too, at times, werc~so depressed from the disease,
tlatI felt as if notiing could evor make mo cheerful
again; even the singing Of birds, and music, of which
was always so Il fond, tended only to fill my soul with
Sadness, aud render my spirit marc gloomy and dc
pressed.
About wo,months go. | was so mach reduced, that
could eat scarcely any food whatever, AMI was
obliged to take my bod, in dispair of ever getting
any better, and feeling that my disease was beyond
tho power of Medicine. Atthis.tiRo / road soma oil
te certificates ofrInarkable cures by the oxygenat'
ed Bitters, aud obtained a bottle of the medicine
However surprising, it is nevertheless true, that
was almost Immediately relieved of every symptom
of my various complaints, and gained so rapidly, that
| was a wonder.to al who knew me, after using four
or five bottles OF the medicine
lam now in better health than ] have enjoyed for
many years, and attribute my restoration, by the
grace OF God, to your invaluable medicine. | shall
plcommend TO al who suffer from any similar com.
Limits, to try thi, wonderful remedy.
Respectfully yours,
No. % Fair Street. MARY HANOVER.
REED AUSTIN & Co, Wholesale Druggists, No,
26, Merchants Row, Boston. General Agents,
lFpricc 81 pcr bottle--six bottl s Tor s..
July 81. Sold by KAUFMAN 4 Co., lancaster.
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ID AN RIO Els


HFPTT0DR0mE AND MENAGERIEy
The nflst StupendoIrS CoHcern hr ire
World
WI give tpo Exhibitions at lancaster on
FridqV, August 18Th.
After most arduol . labo and an enormous outlay,
Mr., Rice has succeeded in thoroughly oIganizing this
establishment on a scale of unparalleled
magnifcence, aud anticipating an increase of patron
offers his friends, instead of the ordinary Circus
performance,
A Hippodrome aud Menagerie.
The former combining all the beSt ~festuras of tho
entertainments, military school of the menage by
Mrs Dan Rice, and the create st stud ofhorses and Do
MES in the world, aud tho latter a 4 . R
Magnificent Collection of Animals and
Birds,
Native and foreign, consisting of Leopsrds, Tigers.
Tiger Cats, Panthers, Wolves. Black and Grizzly
this side ofthe Rocky Mountains ,Ostricbes, Mon
keys, Ourpng- Ontangs; the remarkable LusUs Ma
.TUltAE, known as the
WILD ROY or cEYLoN
The "Happy FGmily," and one Of the most ~extr,or.
binary ones eyer collected. Numbering over
ONE THOUSAND BEASTS AND BIRDS,
Native AMI Foreign, living together in perfect har-
mony; the celebrated BrG1am Cattle, and TWO
LIVE ALIIGATORS, from 8 to IL feet in leng h.
IN addition to these and many other attractions in
this part OF the establishment
The Renowned Chinese Family.
Consisting Of fiva personi, including the ROYAL Prin-
cess PVan Jeho, the most Beautiful creature If her
high class who ever escaped from the Celestial Em
pre-, her feet being only two and a half inches in
enSth, VIII appear and give concerts, both vocal aud
instrumental, using their native instruments
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-11
Cattle Markets.

New York, August 9.--At Washington
Dr0cs Yard--Oaered . 400 beeves-all South
and West The warm weather helps to de-
press the market. Prices steady at from 8
to 94c per ID, for good retailing qualities
About 800 head were left over unsold. Al
Brownin3's--(LoDer BuHs Hsad) offered
6.249 Sheep and Lambs. All but 500 sold
at from , to 4,5O for sheep, and 1853 to 8 for
lambs. A few extra sheep sold at from g.
so to 500. About 500 left over. Cows
and Calves--Of5red, ll5--all sold at from
q ,5O@33, 50to 400. Al Cbqm5erlain's--
(INtdSon Riu,r Bulls Hsad--Ofered, $50
Beef cattle; price ranging 'front.' to Ole. 70
Cows and Calves offered, aud sales were al
25 to $50. Also Sales of Sheep at 2@3,5O
to $50, and Lambs at 2@3,5O to 1850. 4,2OO
offered.
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Another Brilliant Triumph Of DIR. $. A.
Wcnyer,s Medicines.

Wcnver's Medicines.
Cure of liberated Sore Liabs on an Oh Gentle
man II gears Of age, tcho had suffered ,o,th them
90 years, aud had been treated ia tic best English
Hospitals, ,tsiHout any relief.
Three Mile Bay, Jefferson Co., ". Y, Feb, . 1883.
Massrs. S. A. WEAvER& Co -Gentlemcn:- y have
been afflicted for the last rs years with. a very bad
affection of the skin, and havekAd. seventeen ~running
sores on my leg at one tina, aud have been for the
past year unlbleto leave m house for the most part
of the time. l havs used all the remedies that l
could hear of, and all to no pp~rpose-undl | learned
from Your agents Messrs. Schuyler, Putnam & Co.,
that Wcsvcr's Syrup was recommended for my com.
plant, Lat first did not think 1t worth while to give
II any attention, but havirg~had,a circular placed in
M hands, at length came to the conclusion that il
could do nc no harm, If it did no good. At this Tins
my leg was a complete sore from my ankle to the
top OF the calf of the leg. | have now taken two ant
shalt bottles OF your Syrup. used. one small box o
corate, aud my leg snow all healed up, and is sOunC
aud well. lam now IL years of age, aud had giver
u, all hopes ofover being cured, | have been in tn,
best English Hospitals and havo tried every means
that human ingenuity could invent but without any
favorable result until this time.
have felt it a duty that owe to you and to thC
public, that these facts should become known, tina
those who are similarly afflicted may avail them
selves of youE Medicines Should any one doubt thu
facts above stated, you are at liberty to rcferto any
of my ne:ghborain this placefor the truth Of thes'
statements, and also as TO my character for truth AnC
veracity,
lam gentlemen, very truly, yours,
WILLIAM BARBER Sem.
We certify that we sold the medicine to Mr.. VIM
Barber. known as DR.. Viewers Syrup and Cerate
and that his statements in regard to his condition au'
cure, are true in every respect, and also that he Is
respectable and worth citizen, aud entitled to credi
for any statement that he may mako. Y
SCHUYLER, PUTNAM Il CO., Merchants.
l. N, Hsrris 3, Co., Cincinnati. general agents 70
the South and West, Sod Lancaster. wholesale ant
retail by Kaufman q Co, and by druggists ~gancrall,
In tho State,
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MARRIED,

On Thursday evening, the 2Sth ult., by
the Rev. John NJ, Lpwrio, Mr.. THOMAS
MARLGW Of ZSnesVilteoC .sto Miss MA
RY ANN LEWIS, of this city
On Thursday evening, 9TH inst, at the
Tailmadge House, by the Rev. A.. Brooks,
DR.. GEORGE NJ, DORSEY, oC Morgan
town, Va, and Mrs. EMILY STONE, 'oI
Somerset, o.
On the 4th inst, by the Rcy. ]. M. Nc.
Elroy, Mr.. HENRY SHERBORN. and
Miss MARY GROVES. all of Fern town,
ship, Fairfield county, o.
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DIR, GUYSOTTS YELLOW DOCK AND SARSA-
PARILLA. forthe cure of disease, or asa Spring
purifier eftte blood and as a geaeral toaicJor he
system, Is aariUaled.s
Tho curative powers o this Extract arc truly
wonderful N dali invalils should make immediate
rial otths ''I allow Dock AND SARsAPNRILI.A"-
1t cannot injurs the most delicate paticnt.
THEN Fly FROM. MINERAL NoSTRUMS TO
SEEK hope, life And'vigor from this purely vegetable
remedy Therefore, heNsverbrsken in hsalth aud
spirits, however lcathsome to himself aud others, lot
no one despair ofrecovery let tho patient only uu
derstand that his hops Of physical restoration lies in
'Guyaott's Extract Of Yellow Desk and sArsapariiIa. y
and p~uriuale him for his
LIES SAKE.
TO try II, and we have no hesitation IL predicting hi,
speedy rsstorAtion to health. sr7 e - ssf
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