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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-25
LUCLYA cordial.

LUCLYA CORDIAL.
e doz bottles lie Cordial de Lucina or Elixer
" of Love, the great remedy for prostrations
of the procreant functions and artificial bar
renness, just received and for sale by
THOMPSON & co.
Yazoo city; January IA, 1853 27-tf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-25
BLACKSMITH AND WOOD
WORK.

yENHE undersigned having become proprietor
4 of the old stand of w Robnett, he is
prepare1to do work Of all kinds hollywood and
iron, with promptness and on good terms A
liberal share Of patronage is solicited. Shop
on Jefferson street, opposite The Brick stable.
J.E. ERWIN.
Yazoo city, Feb 4, s53: 80 3m
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DIANO FORTES! from that old and well
4 known Factory of T. Gilbert s. Co.. 6 to
octave, with or without the Eoleon. Also
from Knabe, Cache Co., of Baltimore, 6 to
octaves Knabe & Cache, we understand,
were engaged in the celebrated factory of Chick
ering for many years, which is a sufficient guar
antee for their work. DOWNING & MOODY
Oct29 Vicksburg, old stand Washington street.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Middle District Chancery Court Of said State
OCTOBER TERM, 1852.
Phillip A. Paul, complanant,)
VS.. , Chancery, no. Z
Matthew Blair, defendant.
VHSHE process in this cause having been re-
q turned "not executed" and affidavit hav-
ing been made that the defendant, Matthew
Blair, is a nonresident of the State of Missis-
sippi, and is absent from the same, SO that the
ordinary process of this court cannot be exc
cuted upon him; Therefore it is ordered, that
he enter his appearance herein, on or before
the first day of the next term of this court, to
be holden at the Court House of Yazoo county,
at Yazoo city, on the first Monday after the
fourth Monday in March next ensuing, and
plead, answer or demur to complainants bill of
complaint, otherwise the several allegations
thereof.will be taken for confessed, set for
hearing exparte, and the matters thereof de-
creed accordingly.
1t is further ordered by the court, that an at
tachment be issued by the Clerk of this court,
in this cause, directed to the Sheriff of Yazoo
county, commanding him to attach and hold in
his possession, until the further order of the
court, the real and personal estate in complain
ants bill mentioned, and that publication hereof
b made in the "Yazoo City Whig', weekly
newspaper published in Yazoo city, once week
for one month, and that said notice be posted
at the door of the Court House of said county.
]. M. HOLLINGSWORTH clerk.
n. G. & S. E. NYE, sols for complainant.
December "a, 1852. 24-5t.
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NOTICE! NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to the subscriber,
either by note or account; are requested
to call and settle immediately If not closed
by the lst of March next, he will necessarily
be obliged to place them in the hands of a col
Iector for settlement. CHAS. r. MANN.
Yazoo city, February II, 1853. Stiff
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HATS AND CAPS.-A very extensive
- Stock of these articles, very new styles;
shapes and patterns; and especially cheap
]. HEARD CO.
We would say again, our inducements to CASH
dealers are really lO,ccr prices than we have
ever seen as good goods sold fcr in this market.
Please examine our stock before you make your
purchases. ]. HEARD & CO.
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NEW WAEAT FLOUP-

~ " " 4I171A1 a II = O4t'
A very superior article of st. Louis CITY
IA mills Flour from new wheat received per
steamer w. G. Campbell this morning. We
receive this article direct from the mills every
twenty days. ]. HEARD & CO.
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The Sh nghais Again,

Those who wish 70 improve their stock OF
poultry. may do SO by purchasing the pure
Shanghai eggs. they may be procured ol
James WOOL, Mooref4ld, or at the store OF
Wood d Smith, Csdiz. Eggs warranted
fresh.
R- Those that are fond of reading moth
ing in good many words, can be accom-
rnodatei by reading the following, which
we clip from the last Republican. 1t is so
full OF contradictions and absurdt;es, that
the reader will easily preceive them, with
out our taking the trouble to point them
out:
NEW PosT MAsTER.-Mr. Obediah Slem-
mons has been appointed Post Master for
Cadlz IN place Of Arthur Knox, removed -
Mr. Knox was faithful, accommodating
public tnocer, ,and has been removed because
he was whig. 0fthis we do not complain
Let Wings, however, remember this fac.
wheh they are solicited to aid in elec ing
Democrats TO office. Will they help to G.
lect the very men through whose influence.
in part Arthur Knox has been removed
We shall see. In the capaci y Of Post Mas
Yer, we trust that Mr. Slemmons will be as
acceptable to the public as his predecessor
has been, and that the duties of the office
may be AS faithfully performed by him as
they have been by Mr. Knox In The good
management Of the Post office, we are all
interested. With that Office Wings as well
as Democrats must necessarily have daily
Intercourse, and whether il be Of pleas
ant or unpleasant character, depends, to
some extent. upon disposition to oblige.
we think Mr.. Semmons is disposed TO be
courteous and obligng, and trust that he
will make q good olRses. lie oififiice is to
be removed to the room, near Kilvore's
eorReF. lately occupied As a Hardware stsrs
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IE u D.!
Youth and Manhood.

Il Vigorous LIE, or Premature DeaiA
KNKELIN ON SELL F-PREsUnvArIox-USLy 25 CENTS
This Book just published is filled with useful in
tormation on the iniirmitics and diseases of III,
Generative Organs. 1t addresses itself alike I,
Youth, Manhood and Old age, and should be reaC
by all
The valuable advice and impressive warning i
gives will prevent years OF misery and suffering
and save annually Thousands OF Lives.
Parents by reading it will learn how TO prevent
the destruction OF their children.
~ remittance OF 25 cents, enclosed in letter
addressed to Dr. kINkELlN, n. w. corner of 'Ihird
and Union streets, between Spruce and Pine Phila.
delpha, will ensure book under envelope, per re.
turn of mail.
Persons at distance may address DR.. K by let.
ter, tpost-paid,) and be cured at home.
Packages OF Medicines, Directions, &c, forward
ed by sending a remittance, and put up secure from
damage or curiosity.
booksellers, News Agents, Pedlers, Canvassers.
AMI all others supplied with the above Work at very
low rates. May IS, 1882 "
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The Pittsburgh and Steubenville
Railroad Company.

The iron for the Virginia INK of this road
has already been purchased, AID prepara.
lions made ior the commencement OF the
work on it, That part Of the line will b.
finished yet this year, and as the work is
gong ON at every other section, it is expect
ca that the whole road will be finished by
The middle OF next year-Lhat is, ii our
pubic autnoriies will at once make the
subscription that has always been conceded
as que to this great work--csrtainIy the
most important now engaging the attention
Ut our community.
The Grand Jury now in session will have
TO pass on the proprety of recommends
Ilon Tor such SUBSCRIPTION by the county, and
we earnestly 0eslre that such recommends
toh may be Immediately made. Ofall our
roads tbs Is The most immediately necessa-
ry and the one in which our community has
The deepest stake. TO pass this road by
and give subscriptions 10 others would be
iastingIy injudIcIous to the best interests OF
our City and County, and an injury the in
flictloD OF which our community viii not
bear.
The road from Philadelphia here is COM
pleted. The road from Sleubenville to St.
Louis nearly So Our own little link OF
Al miles is about half graded, and under
any circumstances will be the last finished.
Ii will control the whole, and thus become
not only the most useful Of the county
Nothing invested in il can be risked. Loss
Or hazard. immediate or remote, is impos.
siblc, Let then the subscription Of our coua-
" be made at once, and Iberally made, 10
the end that the fo~ce employed may BE- ad-
equate TO the completion OF The work at the
earliest possible movement.
The demands Of this road arc primary.
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New York Market.

PoIsoNNG--Thousauds ofparents who use Verni
fuge composed ofCastor oil Calomel, etc. are not Il
they are actually laying the foundations for seri
OF diseases such Salvation, Loss OF Sight, Weak
ness of Limbs, etc,
In another column will be found the advertisement
of HOBENSACK'S MEDICINES, to which we ask
the attention otal directly interested in their own a
we'll as their children's health. In Liver Compaint
and all disorders arising from those of u bilious type
should makc use Of the only genuine medicine, iio
bensack's Liver Pills.
BE not deceived but ask for IIobensack's Worm Sy.
rup and Liver Pills and observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, }. N Hobensack, as none
else is genuine
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Ma. EESTOE-I am continually receiving
letters from all parts Of the county, enqui
ring whether School Certificates granted by
the old Board of Examiners are valid under
the new law.
l take this opportunity of saying to all
interested, that in my OpiniOn. they are
The last section OF the new school Law ex-
pressly provides that, "all rights acquired
under previous School laws shall be saved. 4"
Having permission from legally cOnstitu-
ted authority, 10 teach common school in
this county, is fright acquired" and be-
ing so, is clearly |'sayed."
w. CUL. GAST0N.
Cadiz, June IA, 1853.
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Indignation Meeting.

The Republican Sentinel, published in
Youngstown, Mahoning county, Ohio, thu,
speaks of the Democratic meeting held in
Garfield, in the same county, the proceed
ings of which We publish in another column
"The public will hardly suppose that the
action off the Democracy Of this county, touch.
ing Mr.. Whittlesey's retention in office, re-
suits from any personal feeling Of hostility
towards that gentleman. Personally, we
presume, he has few if any enemies in this
county. either in the Democratic or any
other party--but. politically speaking, his
hand has been against every Democrat, and
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Mob in Montreal-Father Cav
azzi-Several Persons Woun-
ded or Killed.
MoSrREAL. Thursday. June 9.

MONTREAL, Thursday, June 9.
A lecture was delivered in this city
this evening by Father Gavazzi.
A mob collected in such numbers that
the Police force stationed near the Cl urch
required the aid of the military. After the
meeting pistols were fred by the crowd,
wnereupon the Military fred on the crowd:
i is impossible to say how many are woun.
ded. 1t is believed 4 or s.
The troops are still drawn up near the
Church, and the mob is short distance
of, evidently prepared for further mis-.
chief
HALF PAST 3, P. MI have lust
met man wouNded in the breast. One
man is ascertai led to have been kill.
ed.
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Further Of the Gavazzi Riot.
QUEBEC, June IL

QUEpEC, June IT
By the FIRE of the Military on Thursday,
SO were killed, and l2 MORALLY wound
ed. 1t is reported that rioters were Kill
led in addition to those whose names were
known.
An immense meeting of citizens was held
and resolutions passed requesting Gavazzi
to complete his course of lectures, and Gems
uring the Mayor for inefliciency. Intense
excitement exists. and several cases of out
rage on Roman Catholics have occurred
Gavazzi left this morning for New York.
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Land for Sale.

TINE subscriber cersf for sale $40 acres ofland ly.
Il ing in section No. l. Green townseip Hooking
county, Ohio. There is on the premises two cabin
houses About four acres are cleared at each cabin
The land is we'll tinbered, large quantity Of it b
ing poplar. There isplenty Of stone coal and iron
ore on the land. Said land lies miles from Logan,
one mile from the Iron Furnace, and one half mile
from an excellent saw mill. For terms snquire o;
Joseph Wolf, living lh miles from the land, or the
subscriber living near Cadiz, Harrison county, Ohio
Juns Is. 1853. SAMUEL HINES
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"MAN KToW THYsELF.n


An Invaluable BOOK Tor 20 Cents.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A COFY."
ROnnCOPIEs sold in less than three nO1ths.
OOVO A noW editiOn, revised and Improved,
jast issued.
DR. hu,TER's Medical manual and Hand BOOK ior
the Aftiicted-Containing an outline ct the origin
progress treatment and every form o disease,
contracted by proniscuous sexual intercourse, By
seIhuse, by sexual excess, with, with advire ior
their preEentoi, written IN familiar style avoiding
all medical technicaltes and every thing that would
offend the OF deceney, from the result Of some
twenty years Successful practice, exclusively deyo-
ted TO the Curs VI Diseases OF delicate or pE1yais
nature,
To which is added, receipts for the cure Of the
above diseases, and treatise the causes. symP-
toms ard OF tne lever and Ague, for twenty-five
csuis COPY; six copies one dollar; will be forwarded
10 any pat Ut the United States, by mail, Tree Of
postage. Address, postage pad, Cosden \ 20,
Publishers, OF box 1876, Post Uihce, fhlladelpia.
"lhis is, without exception, the most eomprehen-
sive and intelhgible work published The class Of
diseases Ut which Il treats. Avoiding all technical
term, il addresses Itself to the Of its readers
Ii is Tree from all Objectionable matter, and pa
rent, however astidOGs, object 70 placing II in
the hands oi his sons. The author has devoted ma
ny years 10 hs treatment Of the various complaints
treated Of and with too little breath 70 puff and
ITO little presumption 10 impose" be has offered TO
the world at the merely nominal price OF % cents,
the rue ot twenty years most successful prac.
lice. ."HEEALD
mo teacher or parent should be without the know
edge impaired in this invaluable work. 1t would
save years of pain, modification and sorrow to the
youth under their charge "--PEoPLK,s ADVOCATE.
A Presbyterian cergymen in Ohio, in writing OF
Hunters Medical Manual" says: "Ihousands
upon thousands OF our youth, by evil example and
the influence OF the pass ions, have been led into the
habit ot selt.pouti0n without realizing the sin and
fearful consequences upon themselves and their
posIerity. 1 ne consiu lions OF thousands who are
ruising families have been enieebled ii not broken
down, and they do not know the cause or the cure.
Any thing that can be done so TO enhghten and IN
iiuence the public mind as TO check, and ultimately
TO remove this widespread source OF human wretch
edness, would confer the greatest blessing next to
the religion of Jeses Christ, on the present and CONE
ing generations. lntemperance, Cor the use OF M
toXicating drinks though it has slain thousands up
on thousands, is greater scourge 70 the human
SAGE Accept my thanks on behalf Of the afflicted.
and believe me, your co-worker in the good wsrk
you are Sc actively engaged in"
One copy will be forwarded (securely enveloped
and postage paid, receipt OF p cents or SIX copies
ior ST. Address, COSDEN & CO., Publishers, Box
1876, Philadelphia
Booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents, sup
piled on the most bernl terms.
May Is, lS53-ly
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac.
~ counts have been filed in the Probate Court Of
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement:
The hnnl account OF Robert Paxton, administrator
OF the estate OF Margaret Paxton de, eased.
The final account of Robert and Henry II. Paxton
OF the last will and testament of John Paxton, dc.
ceased.
The account of Michael Conaway and William
Henderson, as executors of the will OF George Nc.
Kinney, Sr., deceased
And that the same will be severally examined and
passed upon by the undersigned on the 18th day OF
July next. BW. VElRS, Probate Judge.
June Is 1884
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For the Democratic Sentinel
Another Vocal Concert.
Cadiz, June IA, 1853.

SMITH MILLER's Choir will Perform a
variety of Chants, Anthems, and set pieces
in the Presbyterian Church, next Tuesday
Evening 9lst inst, at Early Lamp Lighting,
Exercises to commence at 8 o'clock P. ~
Free to all.
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and should Be postponed for no olher.-
The wants Of cur community. in truth the
national wants, considering the extent and
Importance OF It's connections. require that
the Pittsburgh and Steubenyille Road be
Immediately placed among the completed
and operating actGalides of the land
Pitts6H Oh Journal.
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Elv in the Wheat.

Our exchanges from all parts of the u
nion, represent that the fly is sinjuring the
wheat crop all over the country. 1t is sup
posed that the coming wheat crop will fall
far short of half crop. Ifthis be the case,
of which we have no reason TO doubt, those
farmers who have oean holding back their
wheat crop for several years, will get a
tremendous price for their wheat. In this
county the crop will be very small. In some
places whole fields have been destroyed by
this ravenouv insect.
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The way we do it,

Is tobuy with the cash, which enable us always to
get Goods cheaper than the credit system, Gas the
seller has no risk to run) and often far cheaper and
good profit less than time buyers pay for theirs We
have now in Store many Jobs OF Dress Goods---Bon.
nets, Hesiery fldkf &c, bought in this way, which
we are dniy selling cheaper than you ever saw them
before, TO wit Linen Hdkf.--6Jl Gents a. Ladies
Hosiery 6A-Gloyes do silk I1dkf l25a good wide
Lawns, Ga. BaTcges, De Lains l2lS. Dress Silks
37a cts. to Sl00, etc. word the wise is sullc-
ent. STONE q THOMAS
ia Main St Wheeling, Va,
li,n 1879
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Road Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the Commissioner
at their March Session levied for road purposes q
tax OF five cents on each hudred dollars Of he yal-
uation ofhe taxable property Of the county WHICH tax
mny be discharged BY labor on the public highways
AZ the rate Of one donr per day, under the diraota
# the supervisors Of the respective districts before
the LIST day cf November.
JOHN SLOAN, AudlioF, Ifarrson 90. D.
Cadix,M Ma 00th, lSsa,
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Now Come On.

WE have received this day large assortment o
w Nails OF all sizes, which we will sell very low
also superior lot OF Hoes which cant be beat Cal
soon, as they are going fast at the
June 10, 1853 BIG PADDOCK.
DICK, Hatchett, Maddox, Hammer and Axe Han
dies, splendid article, at the
Jnne Is, 1858. BIG paddock.
GRIND STONE Hangings, Tea Kettles, Flat
~ Irons Brace and Bits, all kinds, Dog Chains
and Rakes. can be had very cheap at the
June Is, 1853. BIG PADDOCK
ii AND AXES, Spirit Levels, Foot Atzes, Hand
Il Saws, etc, etc, a superb article, "never wa,
better in the town Call soon at the
June l5, 1853. BIG paddock.
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AN CROINANCE

Passed by the Trustees ol Stock township, Harrison
county, Ohio.
SEC. l. An ordinance is hereby ordered and 4
aciod hy the Iaustees OF Stock township, Harrison
county, Ohio, lnat any and every individual wher-
ever found guilty of keeping 4 house or houses,
shop or stoFe or any other pHce orpIaces of hab
ltua resort Tor upplng or inemporance, shall, on
conVl cllon be fined before any justice Of the peace
u sud township other officer uavu9 legal Iurs-
dlcllon, Iii any sum not exceeding iity dallars nor
less than twenty dollars, and lo confined III ths
county Jall tor any time not exceeding twenty days
nor less than ten days, in accordance with Tie pro-
visions OF a law passed March II, 1858, by tile lie.
glsiature OF this state.
SEC. 2. And be it further ordained and enacted
by the ltusgees ot Stock township aforesaid that
any person ur persons known 10 be guilty ot selling
vending, or disposihg u ardent spirits in any way
ior lnIolDperate purposes, upon conviction, shall be-
hned belors any justice ot the peace or amy other
onlcels having legal jurisdiction in any susa not
exceeding htty dollars nor less than twenty dolInra
ATTEST; 4. Mckinney, Clerk
Nsnl. PATTERSON, ~.
g. w. Downs, irusIees'
Stock township, Harrson county, Ohio, Mav7. 1883
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Notice in Attachment.

IL persons interested will take notice thai John
IN Beall on the l5thday OF April, A. ID. 1859. sued
out a writ OF attachment from the Clerks office
the Court of Common Pleas of Harrison county, in
the State Of Ohio against George Bsfcroft, for the
sum OF two hundreds dollars, which writ has been
served and eturned.
Attest: CHARLES. PATTERSON. Clerk
Bostwick & Peppard, Auys for Plaintiff.
April 20, lS53--50.6w
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Destru ctive Fire.
New York, June /.

NEM AOhh, JuUe 10.
A destructive fire took place in Brooklyn
last night. There was from one hundre d
10 one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
worth OF lumber belonging to Decker T.
Sons burnt. insured for thirty thousand dol.
lars.
Twenty-four thousand tons of coal be +.
longing TO Geo. McMakir, destroyed. on
which there was no insurance.
The ship North bend was also burnt.
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Ga9 John Romirk has been appointed Post
Master at Harrlsville, in place vi NJ. II. TO.
land, removed. We are informed that the
removal of Mr.. Toland WAS brought about
by the Hon. Andy Stuart and one or two
LocoS within the "otraw Line" and con-
trary to the wishes of at least nine tennis of
those who have business with the Office
we hope the wings OF Short Creek will re-
member this act when they 90 to the polls
On The "a Tuesday of next October. Let
.hem $50 1t while they are young"--it will
De our Time next Fall.-Repabtican.
Es-We wishit distinctly understood tina.
whenever John Romck acts the political
partlzan as much in the administration o.
'he duties of his office, as some postmasters
We know Of IN this county have done, he
will be removed SO quick that he will not
hardly know what removed him. But we
are inclined TO believe that every person
will find Mr.. +. to be gentIemanly, accom-
modaielnS man, and that he will use every
person, let him be Democrat, whig or free
soller, in the same manner. Ii lie does not do
that, hn, nor no other man is fit for that
office. Richard when you raise another
howl about the removal of postm lsters, So.
ect some other man besides NJ. II. Toland
Some good postmasters have been removed
but it was the duty of the present admins
tratiol to remove them because they are
wings, and whig has no bushes to hold
office under Democratic administration,
neither has Democrat any business to hold
office under whg administration. That
Is our opinion expressed in few words.
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EEWe wo1ld very respectfully inquire
of the Democratic Mayor of the Wing town
of Cadiz whether he carried out the instruc-
tons of the Wing Council when he contrac.
ted for the publication of the Ordinances
in pamphlet form?-RepuJlican oh inst.
H-Well, did, Richard.
L. LEWTON. Mayor of Cadiz.
Cadiz, O., June Is, 1858.