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'' Its incidents graphically and naturally told
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The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-03

JOY FoR THE INyALID We cut the following
from the PhiIadelpha Saturday Gazette" and
recommend our readers 10 peFuse It carefully,
and those suffering should not delay purchas-
ing -
"DR. HoorLANDs GERMAN BrTTERs.-Thls
celebrated medicine, prepared by DR. G. NJ.
JACKSON, at the imposing German Medicine
Store, No 100 ARCH street, is exciting uDpreced-
endented public attention, and the proprietor,
who is a scientific physicians, is selling immense
quantities oft. The virtues Of the remedy are
so fully SET forth in the extended notice Of il, 70
be seen in our advertising columns, that there -
hardly any room left for us TO speak OF IT. This
much we may add--Of the long train of physi
cal ills TO which humanity is heir, there is none
more distressing than the general arrangement
of the digestive apparatus. which never fails to
accompany disordered state OF the liver
Headache. piles languor, fretfulness, bilious
tongue morbid breath. loss of apPeite--ln
short, an indescribable wretchedness of exis-
tence, are its nsufferabe and life-wasting az
tendants These diseases, which have baffled
the skill Of the ablest Doctors, have been radl-
cally cured bv ofands German Bitfers."
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-03
The Rights Of NeutraIs.

The war-hlze position which has been as
sumed by the most powerful nations of the
old world, and the extensive preparations
which are being made respectively by the
belfgerent powers to prosecute the war, con-
sidered in connection with the advancement
in the use, and the great Improvement in the
Manufacture Of arms, warrants us in the con-
cusion that there is about to commence one
Of the most terrible, sanguinary and disas-
trous conflicts that the world ever saw.
The uninterrupted peace and tranquility
which has lasted for the last forty years is
suddenly broken up, and succeeded by war
that involves the interests Of every state in
Europe. Indeed, judging from the tone and
character of the Declaration of Great Brit
ain, the banefll influence of this collision
viii not stop with the eastern continent but
viii in all probability be sensibly felt, and if
not checked by some prompt and energetic
measures, viii exercise an influence detrimen-
tai to the commercial interests of the United
States. OF course no fears are entertained
Of anything like a repetition Of the impress
ment system practised in 1912. British
are by this time sufficiently farnil-
lar with our policy to know that such meas
ures would be too fatal for them to adopt.
But there is a question upon which these two
powers may differ, and if that difference
should be too strongly persisted in on the
one side, will undoubtedly have the effect Of
involving US in the general espbrogliO.
The rights of neutrals have not hitherto
been properly respected, and the commercial
interests Of neutral nations have severely suf-
lered, and in several instances, entirely bro
ken down, and left without redress.
To this day, the right Of seizing and scar
ching our vessels is claimed By foreign na-
lions as part Of their rights as belligerents,
and the very declaration BY which England
valves those rights, I. q for the present. IT.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-03

firms them as emphatically as Mr. Canning
ever did.
The following resolutions lately offered IN
the House BY Hon. Hiram Walbridge from
New York, lay down these great principles
in dignifed and appropriate language, and
we feel confident that the people viii cor
daily respond to this, the boldest assertion
of our maritime rights:
!" Resolred By the Senate and House of Rep
resentatires Of the United States of America
iB Congress assembled, That the United States
as maritime power, having neutral rights to
maintain, deem it proper, in view of the exist
ing war in Europe, TO declare and make known
that every American vessel engaged in the law
ful pursuits of commerce is held by this govern
meht to be protected by the flag that covers her,
and which shall be the evidence of her nation
atty; that we attach to all such vessels char
acter Of sovereignty, considering them as cloth
led with immunltIes corresponding to those
which appertain TO our territory that our rights
as thus declared rest upon no precarious or tenn
porary basis, nor upon the concessions Of any
power, but upon public law, as insisted upor
from the early history of the republic: and tina
any attempt TO enforce an obsolete right of i'm.
pressment. search detention, or visitation. ir
regard to such American ship, will be regarded
as an act of hostility to the United States, anc
just cause Of war.
Be IL further resolred, That as the existing
conflicts in Europe may lead to the change o.
political sovereignty in some of the European
powers and the destruction of political sovef
eighty in others, we deem it pr per for Con
gress to make known to them. that we affirm thu
doctrine that we should consider any attempt
on their part 10 extend their system of govern
ment to any portion of this hemisphere as dan
gerous to our peace and safety and from thc
geographical and commercial position of the is
land of Cuba to this continent, we will neve
consent that her sovereignty be transferred, ex
cept to the United States, to which she seems
naturally to belong"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-03

War DEcIARED-The important foreign
intelligence brought by the America, and
published on first page, viii attract general
attention. It's great feature is the formal dec-
laration Of war against Russia by the allied
powers Of France and England. They have
been reluctant to enter into this measure, but
have been driven into it by the force Of cir
cumstances. France, England and Turkey
are now arrayed in battle against Russia
The most important military operations will
soon be undertaken IN the Baltic Sea and up
on the Daunbe, and the news from the the
ater of war for few weeks to come will pos
sess an absorbing interest. We expect that
England viii strike a tremendous blow against
Russia in the. Baltic Sea, by destroying her
powerful armament there, and that we shall
soon hear Of naval victory which viii throw
Trafalgar into the shade. It is now near for
ty years since England was at war with any
Of the principal European powers, or since a
great Continental struggle took place.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-03
The Commercial Convention.

This body adjourned last Saturday, to
meet IN n. Orleans the first Of January next.
The last days proceedings were devoted to
the final adoption, and recommendation to
the Southern States, Of Mr.. Albert Pixies
plan for Pacific railroad, and inviting Cal
ifornia, to unite in the proposed organiza-
tion-recommending TO the Southern States
the holding Of agricultural and industrial
fairs, and the encouragement of Southern
schools and school books, the adoption of
resolutions of thanks to the citizens Of
Charleston, railroad companies, and officers
Of the Convention.
One of our Charleston cotemporaries,
speaking Of the adjournment, says, the ut
most to be hoped from such assemblies is the
development and maturing of Southern sen
timent, and We think that no Convention
which has ever yet occurred at the South
has SO much contributed to this desirable re-
suit.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-03

ODEocAMo.--We would cali the special at
tention of all who have not as yet seen the
Odeocamo, to the fact that it viii be exhibi-
ted at Odd Fellows Hall again on Thursday
evening next for the last time in this city.
tits really beautiful painting, and will prove,
as-we believe interesting to all who may visit
it. 4 ticket of admission viii cost only 81,
and viii secure to the holder an equal chance
Of drawing prize worth the full amount Of
all the tickets sold. Hitherto, the liberal and
gentlemanly propretors have sustained aloss
BY the exhibition of the Odeocamo in this
place. We hepe that they may receive yet,
liberal benefit before they depart, and that
the Deficiencies Of the past may be supplied in
future.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-03

IScEEAsE OF PosrAeE.-The Chairman Of
the Committee on Post Offices In the House
of Representatives lately introduced bill to
increase the rates Of letter postage from three
to five cents. The Chairman, Mr.. Olds of
Ohio advocated the importance Of the pas
sage Of the bill, in an able and lengthy speech
and essayed 10 prove that under the present
three cent system the Department could not
support itself without an appropriation from
the treasury. This measure has received va
rious treatment from the public press--some
npholding and others severely condemning
It. The Department must be sustained, and
we presume i makes little difference with
The pubic whether It is dono BY direct tax,
Il indirectly by appropriation.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-03
NOTICE.

lust received and for sale, a splendid - q
- assortment Of Masonic and Odd Eel -
lows Regalias consisting in part as fol- =
lows: 10 Sets 5th Degree, painted Reealia,
~ i" painted and embd. do Extra.
Masonic Aprons,
Set Royal Arch Extra fine,
together with general assortment Of fancy dry
goods of all colors aud qualities which we will
sell low for cash or TO pnnctual paving puIcha-
sefs. WOOD s. BROWN.
Yazoo City, May 3, 1854.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-03

Ayers CHERRY PEcToRAL.-We believe this to
be an excellent preparation, and shall therefore
not hesitate TO recommend it to our readers. It
has been tested IN numerous instances in this
city, and in sevelal which have come under our
own observation, il has accomplished what 9TH
er popular medicines and some of our most skill
ful physicians had failed to accomplish--a per-
feet cure, in cases of ftapparently) confirmed con-
sumption. II is the only medicine for this dis
ease which we can heartily recommend.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-03

TVna. A. Wilkinson. e. Al. , Ti The hid Disirfrt
10. vs. SChmcerg C0uaof
i NDER and by Virtue of a Decree Of
y the Middle District Chuncery Court of &c
State Of Mississippi, rendered at The April Tenn
1854 thereof will on MONDAY tie 29th day
of May next ensuing, as Commissioner of said
Court, proceed 10 sell at public auction ~ tae
highest bidder, upon q credit OF nine monfhs.
before the Court House door Of Yazoo countYfn
Yazoo city, an undivided moity or half interest,"
lin and to The following described iands. situated
lying and being IN Iazoo county % wit South
east quarter. aud northeast ouarlef, and eass-
half Of northwest quarter Of Section weet-
half Of northwest quarter West-half orsouth.
west quarter and west-half OF east half Of south.
west quarter Of Section a. all in Township b @
Range West, (being SOC acles.)
Bonds with undoubied security Wii o. 81.
quired Of The purchaser nr purchasers
JOHN M. HQLLINGSWoRTu.
Yazoo City, April 26, le3a23-t5s. comr
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-03

Who has not heard of Dan Rice, the jes-
ter par excellence of the age-the man who
has said more good things and made more
hearts merry than any man alive well,
Dan is to be in town on the eth and 9th
insts., when we may expect the world and
his wife viii be on the alert to see this won
derful man. Dan also has great establish
ment with him and will remain only two
days-so come on those days or come not at
all.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-03

1- Cooley for May has arrived brilliant
and complete in every department, contain
ing over 100 pages Of reading, several fine
engravings, Fashion Plates, &c. No falling
off il discernable in this punctual periodical I;
on the contrary steady improvement in ap-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-03

CoNoREssIoNAL FAvoRs.--We are under
renewed obligations to Senators Stephen Ad-
aud A. G. Brown,Sand also TO Hons 0. r.
Singleton and VIM. Barlsdale for valuable
public documents.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-03
III = MD bt
DR. G. VI. JACKSON.

No. l20 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
! Their power over the above diseases is no
excelled, if equalled, by any other preparation
in the United States, as the cures attest. i'm ma
ny cases. after skillful physicians had failed
These Bitters are worthy the attention Of
inyallds. Possessing great virtues in the rec.
tiication of diseases of the Liver and lesser
glands, exercising the most searching powers
in weakness and affections Of tue digestive or
gans, they are, withal, safe, certain and pleas
ant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
More testimony from Alabama an faro- Of
DIR. HOOFLAND'S celebrated GERMAN BIT
TIERS, prepared BY DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON, Phil
adelphia. The greatest known remedy for Lir-
er Complaint, Dyspepsia, .Jauudice. Nervous
Debility, Disease of the Kidneys, dfc. drc.
DICKSON & GREEN. Alexandra. Ala, Sept. 80,
1882, said: . We have taken pains to introduce
your German Bitters, and we fnd it to be a
very valuable medicine"
G. A. ROBINSON, Bellefonte, Ala, Jan. 30
1851, said 'sYour medicines must eventually
have large sale all those who use il IN the fall
liked II very much. The people have been much
deceived here BY irifIng patent nustrums. and
that affects the sale of your valuable Bitters and
will, until, it becomes known"
G. Fowler. Tuskegee Ala, January l. 1851,
said The Bitters are selling well, and think
they will continue SO. as they give good satisfac
ton to those who have used them"
DR. III. F. LEONARD, Fayette G. I'll. Ala, Jan.
Is, 81, said. /" Your Bitters have done wonders
in this section. A youth. son Of G. NJ. Hub
bert, Esq, of this county, had been for several
months under the care of our best practitioners
without relief. and the case reported doubtful
AMI the young man, although scarcely able to get
able to get about commenced with the Bitters.
He found so much relief from the first bottle, he
continued to take. until a complete cure was
nf3nrfod IT, ic aaxx 40 rfortlv rsyoi1 and rtrt IA
These BitteTs are ENTIRELY VEG ETABLE, thereby
possessing great advantage over most of the prep
arations recomme nded for similar diseases.
For sale by dealers in medicine everywhere
Sold in Yazoo City BY G. T. MANN 81 co.
May 8, 1854,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

THE Funeral Rites of the Brothers
Il who died during The Epidemic last fall, will
be paid at the Cemetery next Sunday, the 9TH
inst, 10 o'clock A. NJ, after which a Funeral
Sermon will be delivered al the Methodist Epis-
copa Church. by Rev. James r. West, TO which
the citizens and public are respectfully invited.
The members OF Manchester Lodge No. "a.
l. o. o. +. and brothers of sister Lodges in good
standing, are requested to meet al Odd Fellow s
Hall same day at half past o'clock A. NJ.
precisely where the procession will be formed
JOHN c. YOUNG,
May 8, 1854. Marshall.