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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03
WAsHISGros, Nov. 20.

! The Presidents Message is all cut and
dried and will be a strong paper. Its Lead
Il ing points have already been ioreshadow-
ed through the various presses, but il is
nevertheless expected that i, will produce
an immense sensation throughout the
country, and completely drown the clam
Or of the opposition which in some Of the
States, has succeeded in efecting an Or
ganization.
The Message will be hard paper
.hroughout--strong on the Compromise,
strong on the Sandwich Islands, strong
lon Mexico. stronger ON Cuba, and clear
lin favor of extending the area OF free
dom in the aggregate,
The Administration have no objection
to rebuilding the State, War and Navy
Departments, and finishing the Treasury.
The public buildings l have named are
certainly in a wretched condition.
Ii France will mold her peace about
the Sandwich Islands, Mr.. Guthrie will
recommend cheap claret aud cognac in
the way of Tariff. So you see France
will come in for what she calls her poi
1H Uin.
The news from Georgia is that How
ell Cobb is already as good as defeated
ior the United States Senate. This was
the understanding all round dut he did
not know it. Colonel Jefferson Davis
viii certainly be elected to the United
States Senate from Mississippi; and !
insist on my statement, that this was the
understanding all along in Washington
and Mlssissippi.--Bat.asore Sun.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03

E1- None are so weary as those who
never work. w.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03
rrom Texas.
Baltimore, Nov. 20.

New Orleans papers Of Monday last
are received !; they contain Galveston
dates Of | lth inst, but the news genaral-
ly is unimportant. The Indians had be-
ccme very bold, committing many depre-
dations. ta# -%sa
Eight companies Of Infantry had left
San Antonio for the Eagle Pass. Gov.
Bell was about raising companies OF
Rangers for the protection OF the from
tiers. -&%#F
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03

The Coloric ship Ericsson, which has
been undergoing repairs At Williams
bugh. New York, for several months, i,
is said, will be ready TO make another
trip ina few weeks, and that her project
ors entertain confidence that she viii per-
form TO their satisfaction.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

Nov. 25th.
Flour, s. GO to Sc per Dbl.
Buckwheat -four, per cwt., s. 10 81.
Wheat, prime, 81 d5 to s, 10.
do, spring, 9Jc to sos.
Rye IS to 80.
Barley, % to 60.
Corn, Gin sacks,) 80 to 4oc.
Beans. white, ST. %.
Coffee, HAVANA. II to l2lc.
Leather, sole, toto 23c.
Harness, $50 TO SEA.
Males, per key, So to S. so.
Pork. S. to S. so.
Hams, 2 to loo per Id.
Lard. &c.
Butter, fresh, IL TO 1Sc.
Cheese, ". r. l0c.
Eggs, II. ....-.
Salt G. A. sack So IS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03

tA Western editor says he once
heard ex Senator Tom Cofwln remark
that, hefrst entered an office to study
law, he was the sabjset Of riticale for
every student IN town on account OF his
homespun dress but he adds, Il have
lived TO see every one OF them ten times
as ragged as ! was at that tirnc-and
why! | was eeono.nical--they were
spcnd.hriits."
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03

Gen. Cass has met with another pain
ful affection in the death Of his tavofite
grand child, Lizzy Garfield, daughter OF
Captain Garfield, at the interesting age
of ten years. She was well in the even
ing, reading book, yet the same nigl'
Gen. Cass was awakened with tie .eg-
rible intelligence that she was dying, and
before daylight she had breathed heI last.
I-Eal.imore Sun.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03

EASTERN MosEy MARKEr.-Boston
papers on the 18th remark, that the mon
ey marke, is easier and the hanks are
beginning to enlarge their line Of discount.
In New York, likewise, the best paper
was passing at . a 10 per cent. aud some
Of the banks were taking choice paper
from the street. On call, the market is
easy at z per cent.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03

Mr.. Thomas Jones, Of Amherss Mass,
seeing the glare from the burning Of a
neighbors knitting factory, and mistake
ing il for his own mill in flames, died al
most instantly from the intense excite
ment.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03

THE CuERokrEs.-John Ross, Chief
Of the Che. ~kecs, says, in his annual
message to the National Council, that the
proposed boundaries OF the Territory OF
Nebraska will if established, encroach
on the land of the Cherokees, and he
suggests that protest be entered against
any such act.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03

FEMALE BIGAaIsT.-A woman was
recently arrested in Philadelphia for big
amy. She is now married to her third
husband. She was bound over in $500
10 appear for a further investigation.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03

Navigation has closed between Gale
rs an St. Paul. The las; boat down re-
ported ice plenty in Lake Pepin. On the
5st INST, persons crossed the river above
the Falls oil st. Anthony on the ice.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
CEDAR COUNTY ADVERTISER.
A WEEKLY PAPER.

The undersigned, having commemorative Pub
LEGATION Of this paper, is determined to make
the same useful paper to the farmers, me-
chancs, artezans, housewives, and family
circles. The paper will now be filled with use.
fui Literature, poetical and Biographical sketch
es and such general news and intelligence 40
will at all times be desired and welcomed by
every reading and rejecting individual in tho
State. II will faithfully advocate the best in
terest Of Old Cedar, impartialy recording ito
elements of wealth and prosperity, labor leal-
ousiy and energetically fer Its welfare, and to
lay before the world its many advantages. II
will be literary and news paper worth Tho
subscrip tioD price to- any citizen OF Iowa
1t will be INDEPENDENT IN ALI. rHrNes AND
NEUTRAL /. NOTHING !; unbiased and untram-
meled by any political, local, or other infiuen-
ces notwithstanding it will faithfully and i'm.
partially present everything in its true light
speaking freely and candidly on oil subjects
depending unon its. merits as peoples paper
for its support, it will stand upon this broad
platform and feariessly pursue that course
which the best interests Of our enlightened
community will require.
Markets, News, and GenAFal R0~
teiiigenCe,
| will be ohiaiaed, ana given as sosn Is any OH
er paper west Of the northern MisissppL
| TERMS.
81 SO, in advance: 30 90 at the end
Of the year.
CHARLES SWETLAND.
| Publisher and Propristos.
| Upton, Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03
M. LYON.

MERCHANT TAIL0R--Fashion, regular
NJ " received-Cutiug done to order. Roch-
ester. Cedar county, Iowa. nj
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,

PROBATE CoURT-JANUARy TERM, 1858.
To all persons interested IN the lands,
teaaen.ents &c, Of John TIL, deceased.
VTOU are hereby citated to be and appear at
N the March Term 1883, OF the Probate
Court of Yazoo county, then and there to show
cause if any you can, why m order should not
be made fur the sale of the following described
Land in the said county. to-wit: Lot No. ),
Section 36, Township 10, Range West, Tor
the payment of the debts of said deceased, his
personal estate being represented as ilsufi-
cient to pay the same. and further TO do and
suffer such things as shall be considered and
ordered by our said court in the premises.
Il is further ordered that publication Of this
citation be made in the ''Yazoo Democrat tor
the space of forty days.
Witness the Hon. G. B. Wilkinson
vt 6 Judge Of the Probate court Of Yazoc
! o. county the fourth Monday in jan,
~~~-A. d. 1888, and Seal of said court.
Issued the 29th day of January, 1853.
JAMES II. BELL Clerk.
Feb. ?, 1S53-l3-6w.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02
q q IA P q N Y

B. vi. BaAnFoRD, E. STRONG, WYATT MoYE,
w III. SAUNDERS, S. j.. PAINE ]. McMHLAN.
w. NJ HAMPToN, MI WIcKs, +. M. RoGERs.
STEPHEN ADAMS, JNo. B. SALE S. 2. GATES.
James Carlisle Sec B. II. Bradford, Pres.
TBHHIS Company completed its first fiscal
4 year on the first Of June last. Tne Dircc-
tory ire gratifed in heng enabled TO state
that the Office has steadily advanced in busi-
ness and popularity, and has most satisfactorily
answered all the objects of it's crentiou, with
out resorting to those neonsusually adopted for
becoming known 10 the public, 1t has alior-
ded protection AT hcme to our Merchants and
Planters, paid promptly all its losses, und re-
turned a fair reward to the stockholders for
ltheir capital.
The liberal terms of Insurance offered by
this Office Will procure for il decided prefer.
ence by all who will investigate them. The
office allows a Retu n preminh Of ten per cent
20 ali persons Insuring with them, and n case
of losses on the seas or rivers each package
of goods is subject to its own average. The
whole invoice Is not required to be produced
for average. For the perfect security Of those
who may sustain loss in this office, tic Com
pany have deposited with their agents, James
e. Saunders q Son, Of Mobile, and John Nc
MahoB,of New Orleans. funds amply sufficient
meet all probable contingencies.
The Company is now prepared to issue
Policies on the Eres Of iChite persons and slares
This branch of Insurance materiallydiffers from
ordinary insurance, for while risks against fire
or water may or may not result in loss to the
insurer, or TIE loss may be total or partial,
hte must sooner or later cease to exist, and the
ichole loss must be paid. This kind of Insu
rance Is nof Founded on speculation, but its
principles arc based upon sound mathematical
calculations, whicillaYe been tested for a long
series of years, both in this Country and in
Europe aud admit Of 10 variation. It's utility
and advantages to alrhostail classes of pers ons,
IN securing familiesfrom want md dependence
canfot be oosirongly enforced upon the mind.
Q mechanics and persons of moderate means
ills great soc1ags institution, in which BY
small annual premium they may mako pro-
vision for the benefit of their widows and
children when :he hand that labored for them.
/ les cold in death. THARP S WOOD.
1azoo CITY, June lG. 1852. A Agts
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02

E EEP conssatly on hand an extensive as-
IA SO of all kinds of tin-ware. IAey
are man 'actur ng a article of shower
baths and hathing-tubs. They keep always :, :.
large supply ofcooking and parlor stoves al
ct which they will offer as chead or cheaPS-
than they can be purchased in this region
They are prepared to do all kinds OF gufterips
ness and dispatch. Persons wishing any
thing in their line would do we'll to give
them acan before purchasing elsewhere.
Thank ul for the patronage which has here
tofore been so literally bestowed, they hope
to deserve and to receive continuance Of the
same. oss kr II f g
. Yazoo ciy, August Goth l65l--1y g
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02
TRY AGAIN.

I'd. CORBETT takes leave tc return his sim
n cere thanks to those gentlemen who 50 gen
erously patronized him duridg the last year.
and begs to add that he will endesvor to de-
serve continuation of that support he has SO
very little claim to.
Some party finding the subscriber in the way.
has not only made misrep presentations, but has
also interfered with his customers, to put an
end to which, it is only necessary to remark.
that the frs fine set of harness and the first
spring-bar saddle made in this city ere made
by him. He takes this opportunity of deny
ing that there is any workmanship in quilted
Saddles, 1.-THE stitching) the only part worth
looking at being in every case, done by a lady,
The subscribers stock is fashionable and
complete, and his prices low, for example, a
sci of good Buggy Harness for SI3.
Yazoo City, June Is, 1852. .--Iy,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02
The Democrat. !.


1t seems when my Tyre is tuned for thee
That the gentle spirit of melody,
Folds for awhile his dreamy wings,
And lightly rests on its trembling strings
With a brow like angels wear above,
When smelling round His throne,
And then my heart warns with deep love,
My parent-my only one.
Love is q gem in every heart,
Ofeach pure soul the purer part
It is the fairest, holiest flower
That blooms within an earthly bower.
If this gem can ray Impair
Mortals may call divine,
Then father, look within my heart
And know the treasure thine
love the earlh--the sky--the strea ans
NV wakening hours-my strange sweet
DIRE ,ms,
Nv soul bows to their mystic tn rail-,
But love tie Father most of all,
And if there he an earthly tie,
That's fraught with ieav'nly bliss,
That angels guard with watchfuI eye,
fell it's this-'tis this
Others may sing of bowery isles,,
Where nature wears her brightest smiles,
And azure wat RS round them lave,
With bright gem in every wave,
My harp shall breathe a holier lay
In which earth shares no part,
That precious jewel whose pure ray
CLOVIS in a daughters heart.
They say there nestles in each breast,
A guarding spirit deeply blest
With that bright power whose lofty sway
Keeps SINS dark whisperings away,
And have sometimes sweetly thought
Thou art tia, spirit free,
That keeps my cry wish 50 fraught
With heavens own purity
They say he brightest links viii burst
In d ] their golden beauty first,
Aud leave }ife's ,hresd broken chain,
With It's heartlinks erved IN twain,
Ind Father, when the dearest ie
That binds 10 earth, has sped,
Then by my souls deep agony
I'll know that thou art fed.
o! mournful thoughts ,cm darkly spring,
When e'er I touch my harp's lone string,
And even gushing thoughts of thee
Are full of saddened melody;
But when the sweetest chord that thrills
Is softly tuned again,
III strive to see no dark thoughts fill
The burthen of lis strain.
Mars Hill, February, 1853
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02
THE S TATE or MISSISSII Pr, !

PRoBArE CoURr-JANuARy TERM, 1853.
To all persons Interested Ia the lands
and tenedae1ats Of William Roberts de-
ceased.
NOU are hereby cited to be and appear
IL before the Probate court of Yazoo county,
at the March Term 1858 thereof, then and
there TO show cause if any you why an
order should not be made for the sale of the
following described land to wit North-west
quarter of Section A, Township II, Range ?
East, III the said county of Yazoo, for the in
terest Of the heirs of said decedent.
And further TO do and suffer such things as
shall be considered and ordered by our said
Court in the premises, ana it is further ordered
that publication of this citation be made ia the
Yazoo Democrat Tor the space Of six weeks.
WITNESS, Hon. GEO. B WILKINSON, Judge
of the Probate Court of Yazoo county, the 4th
Monday in January, A. d. 1853, and seal Of
said court TssUEp the 29th day of January
A. d 1853. JAMES II. RELL,
Feb. :, 18.3-I3-6w, Clerk
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02

TEsuMonY.-There is at times some very
rich testimony given in at our examining courts
Yesterday. for instance. Mynheer Won Duy
zen, crooked-backed, wall-eyed, pug-nosed,
kinkey-hared specimen of the human species,
was called up as witness, before one Esquire
Roekamp. The magistrate saw at glance that
Mr.. Won Duyzen could not speak English very
well, and he proffered an interpreter. The
proposition, however was Indignantly rejected
by the witness, who insisted that he could 'spre-
kin English as good as nottin' The following
is the testimony.
Squire-What do you know of Herman Won
Ttickenbush assaulting Heinrich Tieful
Witness-So much as notin.' Me stand
nit mine face on te toor, an mine little cap.
nit mine dog on his head, say bow bow -
shust dat way I look trew him, nit de curb
stone, an see mine eyes, notin.' I say TO
mine Ieeile tog, ''bite him NIT him teeth %
but mine lee'le log shust shake him dali and
say notin.' | say TO mine leetie tog bite him!'
three six times, but mine leetle dog shake him
dali, dish vly, Shaking his bodg,) all der time.
kick him nit niue hand, and say, 'to h---ll
NIT you an I goes over, an gifts von glass Of
beer Dat ish all.
Squire-Did you not see the defendant strike
the prosecuting witness. w..l
Witness-Oa der cope, nit brick stone.
Squire-Yes, or with anything else
Witness-O yaw, mine tog sees him.
Squire-We don't want to know what your
dog saw. What did you see Yourself.
Witness-Mine leetle tog.
Squire-Nothing elss
Witness-Yaw.
Squre-Well what was ii
Witness-Mine leetle tog.
Squire-You can axe your seat. Your little
dog would probably be better witness than
your SELF
Witness-Yaw, dat ish all right.
The witness took his seat pefecty satisfied
hut did OF leave the office until he had an on
portunily Of Informing the Magistrate that be
claimed his witness fee-C5n Dollzr Times.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02

nEpo,F~ fireen Diool, H.a'er Street lbe.rea
Afnideil Lancaad lFaA 9tfeeh)
nrp g . 0NBW YORK.
u7uE sobscriber placed bis Fire end BHrg.ar
j Proof Iron Safe in compeiiiiehl Mllh te
Whole world at tIe great k1hiDlhep ~ London
c,rly,birh an impartial jury awarded p medal
f'bo American Fair, held ia4 Iall ai Castle
Garden. also awarded 10 him rold medal 'or
tIig bestrFire Proof Safe, and he ilqeneYef iai-
ed 10 obtain the highcst premium when hh
safe has been Pot IN comTcuon Wllp DINERS .gr
tgot ntfrpoee. Certificate have boon receive.
! ftom tie following well known mercantile Don.
sos. who have hnd theirb0okf paPersan mon.
/ ~ preserved ln these appe ior coicH witliHto
i ,esi thiriy-days, (0nd canr WIN many ofors
| be seen at my store.) VIZ: Mtfffs- o.InNelI d
! Wontrces, Mr.. J. J.. Watkins ln lhe tpi'm
! ctreet -Ff..e: Mefsrs. Fisher 6 h0bins9Hf ord
Blessrs. Jol Lockwood 9 Co.. in l,e great Doc
! .ornor ~ Liberty and Nassau Streets, ald
1 Mersrs. Proud * Bowman, W Jcmey city
Inn fbe prop ~ictor Of Hnlfs Patent L0sa
,yI,ich ol,faie1d n noe dal Gin thc noI1e df Ai-
ans & Co, Boston.) a, tho Wgid.s Exhibition
ondis considered tie bes7 Lock lof iAe PIi'e.
ever invented, being proos tsFl" po"s.5 ~.
the key Is no larger ihnn fi''' -"' e'H
made clianucnblc.
invite all purchasers 10 a ei0ea aHa eaIe.t
investigation before purchasing. ma e,s't. I''
themselves, who makoa the best Fire, fNfs s.'F
and DamP-Proof Safes combined.
SILAS &. HERRING,
Nos. 135, I3T and 40 Walter Street i. I0d
4 & u & rs
John Farrel. 81 Walnut Street, PhfadeIphil
C.L. Herman, Chicago, uiiuoise,
Henry Williams, Milwaukie, Wisconsin.
Fry & McCandish, Richmond, NrgiHio
| April u. 1852
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02
LEG Al
ADV VERTISE M EN- IS,
Gmardinm,n N0tice.

A S Guardian of Marcellus vi. & Mary a.
n O'Reily, and administrator OF John =.
O'Reilly, deceased will at the March Term
1853, of the Probate Court of Yazoo county
make an annual settlement and ask for allow
ance. JAMES p. O'REILLY,
Feb. 2, 1853. Guard. g. Admir-.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02
Executors sale.

sDY virtue OF an order Of The Honorable Pro-
I'D bate Court of Yazoo County. State of Mis-
sissippi. made II the January Term thereof a D.
1852, 5ho undersigned Executor aud ExecU-
trix of the iast will and testament of Thomas
Siblev deceased, will on the Monday the 7th
day Of March next, within the hours pre-
scribed law, proceed to sell at The Court House
door Of said county, and at punlic auction TO the
highes bidder, on credit of twelve months
from the day Of sale, the following described
lands, Viz: Tie northeast quarter OF south
east quarter. and east half of southwest quar-
ter and west half of southeast quarter of Sec
ton &C. Township 10. Range 3 west, said lands
situate, living and being in said cOanty.
The purchaser or purchasers OF the above
described land, will be required TO 1--WE bond
or bonds with good and sufficient security for
the payment Of the sum or sums of money for
whichsaid lands may be sold, in twelve months
from the day of sale.
TERENCE TRAINOR. Exut'r.
ANNA M. TRAINOR, Exut X.
January 90, 1853-l2-6t
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02
Franklin Iron Foundry.
CAS TINES dc. d.
.EebEs N BSekEEEg sEss

- ESPECTFULLY announces to planters.
4 a, and the public generally, that the old es-
iablished FRANKLIN FOUNDY, Vicksbnrg,
is again in full operation, ready to execute.
promptly, orders for Castings Of all descripl
lions, Mill and Gin Irons, Engine work. al
kinds of repairing, &c. Also. Agent Hotch-
kiss.s Patent Vertical Water Wheel which
is rapidly superceedng all others. Patterns
for furnishing three sizes may be seen at the
Foundry, and its advantages over all others
pointed out.
Thankful forPast favors, the proprietor so
licits continuance, promising to execute all
orders in his line, in a manner no, to be sur
passed at any Foundery inthe South or West.
JOHN BOBB. Jr.
N. B. All orders left with Messrs. Allen g.
Barksdale, Yazoo City, viii meet with prompt
attentiin.
Vichsburg. Aug. 6. I849.-37-9m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02

WE viii be pleased to have the Ladies =.
= andexannine orr stock Of dress goods--tb
prices particularly low for cash.
May ~ J. HEARD & co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02

and very superior lot of Stoves Of the most
improved patterns, selected by himself from the
celebrated mandatory Of d. & J. WBrGHT &
Co., Louisville. Among which are
PREMIUM COOKING STOVES
of the most improved patterns. and all sizes,
with furniture complete.
Unen No. L 10 4-Premitim No. l to 5.
Steamboat and Parlor Franklins.
Star Franklins tor wood or coal.
Wood Hangers. open and fn ed Courebus
&c, together with Gas ings, Tea Kettles, Sauce
Pans, Gridirons. Furnaces, Crates, Brass Ket-
ties, Dog Irons, Sad Irons, &c.
WOODDEN-WARE, HARDWARE sc.
Tubs, painted Buckets, Churns. Coffee Mills
Dippeas, Well Buckets. Ice Freezers, Rolling
Pins, ood Saws. Brooms, a superior lot of
Zinc Premium Washboards, Sleeves, Fawcets,
Spades Shovels, Chest and Trunk Locks
BIRD DCAGEs.-Moeking, Canary Birds sc.
CIsTERN PUAIPs.--Douglass Patent, sug gcri-
or.article: Beer Pumps, improved pattern.
TIN WARE.--A very full assortment of his
own manufacture, embracing every article in
the line, together with Tin Plate, Block Tin
Block and Sheet Zinc. Pig and Sheet Lead
SPelter Solder, Rivets, Copper Wire, Lead and
Copper Pipe.
lin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work made TO or
der; buildings rooted with Copper. Zinc or Tin.
Tin Cutters and Spouts made, &c.
Also, on hand, lot of Fire Brick and Fir
Clay. ''A1
Repairs Of all kiads, in the above line. don.
on the shortest notice and on reasonable terms
Orders solicited and strictly attended to.
CHARLES. COX,
Next door 70 W. p Swiney, Crawford Street
DecrI d. loo~. Nicksburg. Miss.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02
JAS 2 harp & Co.

Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clo-
hing, Hats, Boots, Shoes. Hardware, Queens,
ware, etc. YAZOO CITY. MISS.
AAI E are now receiving a general stock of
w the above articles, with many others too
edious to mention, all new and fresh. select
d by yourselves in the Eastern cities aad offe,
i on as good terms as can be had of Jew
+ Gentle. We can be found opposite G. n,
Iann's drug store, and next door to Messra.
Iaynes & Dabbs. .sCall and see.,'
Sept. 10th, 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02
LYTLES 5TER1IIFUGE-

a sure remedy tocure children of worms, re-
quiring no other medicine 10 foIlew it; ;and bee
sides i Will soon restore Puny o. dropping
childrer 70 heaHh 2galn- II can be given TO
the most delicate child with perfect afefv. and
is not surpassed, if cqualled, by auv 6fbcr.
Putup il vials double the usual Size. and also
10 Iarge potiies for planiaton use, and more
than % per cent cheaper thpnhnv other.
For sale by THOMPSON q. COZ Agent
J r. .SfIROPSHRE.f
Yazoo City July 2d 1851
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02
Removal.
New Firm.
HTG GINB OTHAM & n

Wethe undersigned have formed -,
shipfor the purpose Of transss cti,;y gai'i.sr
Produce, Grocery sndsLiq;,r b,s;,ess zen ma eT9
VIZ SeeP constantly CHI hand genera .ssor,
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