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The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
TRVsTEE,s SALE.

DY Virtue of Deed of Trust executed
19by 9hn w. Utley to the undersigned as
Trustee, to secure the payment of certain sums
of money therein mentioned to A.. ] Wright
& Co., which Deed has been duly recorded in
the Probate Clerks Office of Yazoo county in
Book of Records of Deeds Sc. r. PIP. 483, 4S4
and 485--l will en- MONDAY the SECOND
dav of OCTOBER 1854, proceed to sell
at public out cry for cash, in front of the
Cc.'-' house door of Yazoo county, Miss, the
folio ing described tracts or parcels of land.
sits.s ID, lying and being in said county of Ya-
zoo to-wit: The South-haf of SectionsN No. 8,
and northeast quarter 81 Section No. IT. all
in Township No. 8, of Range west, contains.
ing by estimation; four hundred and eighty
(4S0) acres more or less, together with all ano
singular the privileges, Iiereditaments and ap-
whatsoever thereunto belonging,
or in any wise aPpertaining. Also; the fol-
lowing negro slaves, to-wit: JOE, aged 25
years, ANN, aged 10 years, SAM, aged l6
years-in ali three. Such title as is vested in
me as Trustee, will be conveyed.
ALEX. ALEXANDER;
June Z, IS54-31-fds Trustee,
&C. The above sale is postponed until the
tlrst Monday, second day of October next.
Aug. 2, 1S54-39. a. A.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
Trugtee9s 9ale

4 GREEABLY to the provisions Of a
II Deed Of Trust executed by Chas. Z. Mann
and Louisa H., his wife, u the undersigned a.
Trustee. to secure certain sum Of money there
in stated, to e. Il. Bower & Co., which Deed
has been duly recorded in the Probate Clerks
Office of Yazoo county, ia Booh of Records OF
Deeds czcs page 81 3 and 81 ~ " III on M ON
proceed to sell at puhlieOnt cry for cash. inlront
Of the Court house do0t of said county, the fol.
lowing Town lots with Tie in1pros enlents and
appurfenances thereon and tlieTeEo belonging
Situated in Kazoo City, TO wit: Lots knaHVn on
the naapsof said Town as lots s254, 256 and 157,
6Hch title only as ID vested in me as Trustee will
be conveyed. which Is believed to Be good.
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August q 1854 39 Trustee
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
THE GREAT RESTORATIVE.


PILLS.
Mr. Jonathan Houghman of West Union,
Park county, Illinois, writes to the proprie-
tors that he had suffered greatly f ON severe
and protracted attack of fever and ague, and
was completely restored to health by the use of
the Liver Pills alone. These pills unquestion-
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requiring iuvigoradng remedies, but the iv-
er Pills stand pre-eminent a Ineans of res
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hence the great celebrity they have att ined -
The numerous formidable diseases rising from
a diseased Liver, which so 10 baf1ed the skill
of the most eminent physicians OF the United
States, are now rendered easy of cure, thanks
to the study and perseverance of the distin-
guished physician whose name this great med
icine bears--a name which will descend to p,s
terity as one deserving of gratitude This in
valuable medicine should always be kept with
in reach; and on the appearance of the earli-
est symptoms of diseased Liver, it can be safe
ly and usefully administered.
o. Purchasers will please be careful to ask
for DR.. McLANE's CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS,
and take none else. There are other pills, pur-
porting to be liver pills. now before the public.
DIR. M'Lane's Liver Pills, also the celebrated
Vermifuge, can now be had at all respectable
Drug Stores in the United States and Canada.
Scovil & Mead. N. o. Wholesale Agents fo1
the Southern States. 39-4t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23

III SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY KNowN--For It
is strictly true--that Indigestion is the parent
Of large proportion of the fatal diseases -
Dysentery, diarrhua, cholera morbus, liver
complaint, and many other diseases enumera-
ted in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of
deaths. are generated by Indigestion alone
Think of that dyspeptics think of it all who
suffer from disorded stomachs, and il YOU are
willing TO be guided by advice, founded upon
experiences, resort at once (doa't delay dav9
to Hoofand's German Bitters, prepared By DR.
G. NJ. Jackse n, which as an Alternative, cura-
tive, and invigorant, stands alone and unap
preached. General depot, IS0 Arch street
We have tried these Bitters, and know thai
thev are excellent for the diseases specified
above Philadelphia City Iten-a9-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
sHERIFF's SALE.

THoaAs >. 81 Mans RIL " Write I. Of f,tl the
NATHAIEL G. NYE, } tionto me directed, from
the Honorable Circuit ColEt of Yazoo county,
will sell to the highest bidder for cashs on MON
DAY, the FOURTH dag Of sEPE EOABE r,
1854, at the Court house door Of said county,
within the hours prescribed by law, the follow
ing property, viz The interest Of the defendant
I.ate Haa-s 4 nut pf Section Ia, Town
ship 10, Range West. Leviedon as the prop
erty Of the sand defendants, and viii besold eto
satisfy the above stated case and costs.
M. Al. JENKINS, Sheriff.
BY III f. RUssEIL, d. s.
Yazoo City, Aug. 3, 1851 E-39 4t
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
Emanuels Southern AntidOte.

"A Remedy for Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dtar-
rsoa, 6lt1smef Complaint Of Chill
dsep, and DgsenEery. W
Prepared By M. EMANUEL NJ. D.,
Vicksburg, Miss.
a LITTLE consideration will strongly inn
n press on the mind the truth Of this tgile
saying It often happens, from slight causes,
that defangemont Of tie bowels is produced,
which if neglected, may have a serious end.
Cholera Is still lingering in the Valley Of the
Mississippi, mystefiously appearing on steam
boats, plantations and in Stowns, committing
the most frightful rayages, and then passing
away, to reappear at some other place. When
II attacks, its rapid progress Is SUCH that the loss
Of few hours is often the loss Of life IN NUM-
beriess cases, by the the time a physician can
reach the patient, his skill will be unayalling.
These considerations have induced the pTepaFer
of the eS0UTHERN ANTIDOTE to give II this
publicity he is well satisfied Of its efficacy as
remedy against Cholera, and he numerous and
Influential testimonials which he has received
from persons uf known respectability, waTrants
him In pronouncing 1t the most valuable medl-
cine for the cure of Cholera, DiafEhoa, Eholera
MoTbus, Dysentefy, and summer complaint OF
children, that has YET been presented 70 the pub
lc. II is not deemed necessary topublish more
than the following tesiimonials. the number
and responsibility Of the names being consider
ed ample to satisfy oil that the Southern Anil
a0te is tried remedy and has proved itself
feminently successful In the most dangerous
and varied forms ot bowel affection common 90.
the Southern country, from Cholera down 10
the ordinary summer complaint of children.
HIEDs Co., Miss, June 30, 1862
DR.. NJ. EmAEUEL,
Dear Sir.-ln reply to- yours, inquirilig under
date of June 22d. as to what effect Compared
with other remedies,9 used your Southern An.
tidote for Cholera, when that disease lately Pfc
vailed on my plantation on Deer Greek, take
pleasure in assuring you that consider it in-
Ecomparably superior to any other On the
breaking out OF Cholera, was but scantily sup
piled and feel assured that with an abundant
supply, and more confidence in its efficacy than
| then had, | should have arrested several cases
which afterwards proved fatal. have The more
confidence in its virtues, as used Ii in my own
case with the most satisfactory results. II my
| experience be worth anything to the public, /
most heartily recommend your Southern Anti
dote to the notice of all persons having negro
property in the valley. Very respectfully,
G. B. HARRISON.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
PREPARED BY
DTg. G.. VI. JACKSON,

AftttGuctpfttNi
Their power over the above diseases is not
excelled, if equalled, by any other preparation
in the United States, as the cures attest; in ma
ny cases. after skiIlful physicians had failed
These Bitters are worthy the attention of
Einvalids. Possessing great VIRTUES in the rec.
|tification of diseases of the Liver and lesser
glands, exercising the most searching powers
in weakness and affections of the digestive or
gans, they are, withal, SAFE ;ertain and pleas
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
ftA5- More Testimony Of the strongest kind IN
faUor ef DR.. HOOFI4AND'S celebrated GER
NAN BITTERS. prepared by DR.. c. M. JACK
SON, Philadelphia;
The following account of the cure of The
Rev. J.. w. Parker is extracted from The
Christian Chronicle.
6 Montrose; Susquehanna, CO., Pa. Feb. Z, 50.
DR.. G. M, Jackson, Dear Sir-Ibelieve your
German Ritters are what they are represented
to be. For more than one year I have been
troubled with chronic diarfhoea, perhaps sew
en-eigh.s of the time, until about the middle
Of last September, when | became enfeebled,
and finally Frustrated by it. Ny stomach, and
the mucous me nlhranes of my bowels became
dreadfu1ly diseased and inactive In that eon-
dition, called upon a physician, who under
stood my case and eheeked the disease, and in
q measures restored action TO my bowels. But
my tongue continued to be much coated TIE
relax frequently checked by powdeTss the df-
gestive organs bat partially performing their
regular functions; togetherwith extreme ner-
vous debility Being an agent for the Chris
tian Chronicle, 1 noticed, . DR.. Hoofland's
German Bite RS, advertised, and several Ger
tificates annexed, recommending your Bitters
in cases similar to mine. sent to your agent
Mr.. a.. TnFrel, at Montrose, and proc1Tedt two
bottles, and commenced according to direc-
lions strictly. Before I had used up the first
bottle found that the coating was astbeing
removed from my tongue, and the bowels and
stomach becoming natural and legular, i
have used five bottles; my nerves have been
material helped, and hayegreason to hope
that am being perfectly restored whereas the
disease had been working SO long. and was
brought 50 low, that in November last my res-
1oration was despaired of, as was stated in a
feste1 Of Elder G. M Spratt. and published in
/ the Christian Chronicleof Dec. 3D.
Now sir, am aware that but few, ct least
ID this section, know anything about your
Bftters, Z wish they did for ! believe there
are hundreds IN this region who might be cur
ed by the use Of those Bitters. Yours respect-
fully J. w. PARKER,v
For sale By respectable dealers inl medicine
leverywheres Sold j.. X azoos City by
NJ EMANUE EIs, and PETER b. COOK 81 co.
August 1854 3m.
TFFSAST0K 0IIa-1 bbls cold pressed Castor
~ Oil, Just received and for sale BY
June 26, 1854 PETER b. COOK & co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
GmnrdinTl1a EnTea

T1Y Virtue Of an order Of tie Hon Probate
I'D Court Of Ya1Ob county State Of Miss.
made at the June Term thereof "a. ID. 1854,
the undersigned. as Guardian Of Elizabeth Og-
den ind Lucy ugden5 heirs Of Theopilus Og-
den, late Of said county DECEASED Oh
MONDAY the INVENT YsEIGHpH (25lh)
day Of AUGUST next, sell at public auction,
70 the highest bidder or bidders, on a credit
of twelve months from the day of sale, at the
door Of the Court House of Yazo0 county, be-
tween the hours prescribed by law OH Of the
following lands situatedi lying and being
Ia the county of Yazoo, State of Mississippi.
and belonging to the esiate Of said heirs to-Vit:
. The west-half of south h-easi quarter and eust-
half Of southeast quarter Of Section II, Town
ship 9, Range 2 west. Also east-haIf South
west quarter and north half Of west half of
Southwest quarter of Section 2. Also u0rth-
east quarter ct north-west quarter Of Section
IS, Township9, Range 2 west Also souih-
half Of Rest-half Of southwest quarter Sec-
aon 2, Township 8, Range : west.
r i5aid lands were tie late residence 81 said
Theopilus Ogden deceased. Said lands will
be sold subject to tlIe lein pre- ribbed by the
Statute, and the purchaser Oh purchasers there
of, viii be required 10 give bond or bonds for
the sum or sums so bids with approved secu-
rity, payable as above limited.
WADE H. MILLS, Guard. 6zc.
IHly 10, i654-37-4t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
vIcksBuRa, July 6, 1852.

DR.. NJ EMANUEL,
Z Dear Sir:--I have used your Southern Anti
dote on my plantation with great success for
several years, moi only when Cholera was pre-
vailing, but in bowel complaints generally at
tended with tOrmina. gripping, &c. IN travel
ing to my plantation on Deer Creek and back
| have found great relief from the use of it my
self ] always keep it on hand and attribute
the success on my plantation to The early use of
it in affections of the bowels of adults or in
fants. The Cholera has prevailed twice in my
neighborlood, that is year before last aud about
one month ago: in all the time have only lost
one case and after the pTecaution of using els
tern water. regard the timely use of the South
ern Autidote as one great reason of my success
Yours very respectfully,
H. r. WEST.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
Trustees Sale.

DY Virtue of the provisions Of Deed
Dof Trust. executed by Allen b. BFashear and
.. Brashear, on the 18th day of April.
A.. ID. 1852, to me as Trustee, for the purpose
Of securing to Claiborne Bowman, the pay
rnent OF certain sum of money therein men
recorded in the Probate Office Of Yazoo county
la Book of Reeorls r, pages 800, 32I--
I will pFoceel 20 sell al public auction 10 Ete
highest for cash, at therdoor Of the court
houseof said county, on WEDNESDAY, ihe
18th day OF SEPTEMBER next, thefollowing
lotssituatea ia Yazoo city, county aforesaid, and
known and designated as lots number 13 and IA
Ia Pugh's square. togetherswith improvement s.
vested in rnesunder said deed of trust. ~
EDWARD BOWMAN, Trustee.
August q. 1854 40. ids. =