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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28
A Texan Rangers Best Shot.

Wilson md Cameron stood aplr, lrm lh',r
comla.jcns. with folded arms and rhoorhD.
fuI fares. they watched the shadows Of night
stealing over ll,e lake anl charplra'
"An hour l,hr this, ca,is a spell upon ny
spirits. said Cameron. 81 love tn 'cc Oh,
glare ofday fade aad give place to ,hc dim
placid twilight"
81 have similar feelings" replied Wilson
"bu, Ike night hest when more advanced
ioNardl the small hours. and the moon and
STAR. are brightly bcamInr."
Cameron made no reply, and tic partic.
remained silent Wilson was the GrsI ic
speak.
"Thats heavy rife Of yours" hc said
c!anciur n, the weapon upon which Cameron
vas leaning. ~ darc say j, has been ot scr.
vice to y"u in It's tune"
"No money could induce me- lo par, will
il. because have proved iis metal on many
occrsions. Did I ever tell yon of IN adycn,
rurc that oucr had near the Red RIrcT''
"You never did | should like 30 hear it.,
said Wilson.
"Scvcral years ago." resumed Cameron
Z" Iwas hunting near Cross Timbcrs, not hr
from Rcd River. The lndianS were then
troublesome. and frequently committed their
dcprr,alions ON the frontier settlements, hut
was fond Of hunting. and cared little lor
them. willing to ;rust To my own courage aud
ingenuity IN any emergency that N rht occur.
carried this same ri1r, and was called ono
II The hest shots in the country.
"NIany people said the piece waSioo heavy
for common use hut was accustomed to il,
and il dou', feel burdensomc 10 me-and
when fired. it was sure lo de- the right
thing. for what animal could carry or an
ounce ard a halfof lead, sSilIflly sped on ~
GRAND
"IIayinr discovered Indian sirn' one div,
| thought il hest To change my hunting ground
and 80 pa, a considerable distance between
me and the spot, and encamped on the wide
prairie. bounded an the East by the Cross
Timbers. Not long after this event, ] was
sitting on the bank Of a snail stream, resting
my weary limbs, aNer long and laiiguinG
hunt. when / was fired upon and slightly
wounded.
Il was fortunate enough to diseOver the
marksman, who proved to be an Indian, Of
what ,rib, 20 not remember. ! Instantly
sho, him dead, and then perceived that he was
No, alcne. f,r one Of his brethren was with
him, who made good his escape. Time pas
sed on. and was undsturbst IN my amuse-
men, for long time.
"ooO day, no, feeling very WE'LL Ireturned
10 nv c,mp pporcr thar Osusi. laid dcwn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28
Little Charlie.

II wasa sulrv afeuo"n in midsummer,
vl,rn rroop or liulc boys gathered ruund the
nld saw.miI! near the Village. They had M
cars. no anNlctics, nulhing to do bat play :
and lislhl, they needed the ho, sun which
rIrrrw ils rays uprn their lllc straw hats,
and caused tho prrSpira,un IN run dn"n n'helr
n,y checks Mcrrly did they Chamber about
among the umbers uf the old hnlldlng, hide
ainung piles ufbnlrJs, leh there after the
spring saving. jump from stone tn stone IN
the then sllallus stream, and shout at each
o,her from the clunp oi alders that grew on
iis margin. The oldcs, among them might
have been ten nr twelve years old,-ihe
Youngest vas lIlc Charlie. 4 smart, black.
eyed GlloS. Just commencing hs f"u'ih year
lie. viii, an older brother, had inned the
players. and though unable in follow them IN
All theit movements. laughed ao noisele'sly
and run about as mcuily as the others. by
and by as the sun grew low and tie heat less
iutcn.c, ihc older bays proposed To climb a
steep, rncky hill IN the vicinity, and all the
others shou,cj insian, approval Of The plan.
Away the, ran over every ohiacle. With little
Charlie crying Justify in the rear. Prescaily
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Migtrll0urOug.
r-u IIr.rb.lrwar.
NIRTAM - sHApOW.

There s,..,rr f-m.rry. according t0 rrai..
,.r. cr-rru-f ay some E.ru7r1a 'ra,c'c-s.
a-u- u-c-,y ,fDlm,sta. t1 Egypt. q church
-.H- Car,. .r which ur s., Grn--r', d1y
very r-ulr,7tIe even, ns,j rn 'aNe place CO.
r.y, ,-rr Precisely a, rora. along lhe white
wall above ths altar, there hc.aa PROGRESSION
.. gu r1arrom. samc mounted uu hors".
hack. others ,1 frut. .rrlc malr 1rl some ir,
male. Tie priests auaca-' 'a l.c church
n1rrs.rrJ r.1t these arrl-tur- Ncrr s1lr's
uts rar,c 60 rrr,ra, trsu,r',r, no tII, Tcr.-
-r .a orf.r fs rryr,c thr a.lb ai ihs Chrs-
,l- rcnr', ubo were l1 1srurujrwunhr0r,-
.-- masters. AsiHe Gst al. ualnuh'gl, an'
admitted even by Jews arf g-rrs-. eH1cams
u uv.-Irr arl iry io,NT.a.r. r.e Iop'.' cone
--r-auua rr those times. aH.0 such c.--
cursrlurr MAS not considered O., 40 rspac-
r7rtr1 ibr laws OF r7,a-rEa course accepted
t.r mr.rr. aad derived 1,uci, i,um 'Hr hc.
I-E lr our DAYS r'ry would rrnhab'y h'c
trsn jrrlsJ by public opinion. o., lest ,u
these Weston cuur,rc., boo .a ihs Fast.
ghosts aaI crru and spirits 1f aI' ranks ard
e4acs-c.oI aud r,.,-vC-e jhor, - .uU.
considered &C. hc a, necessary Goo carry ou doe
l.snes, uflh.s world as ar.ez.s and -auwrrs
Even lls mos, r,,'c,s and .d.c a7rau,ou,
arc booked urua as mere matters OF course.
The earth bath buh5'rs a. tie water bath.
arI these ars of ihen.' would have cNacl'y
expressed lbr.r notion. b., mos, pr,u1'
arrre.rs, ar-ri.r- ta them, arr arp"r.ri
ty Providence to p,r'uuu certain fixed duties
Tar-e are being, 90 watch over lovers, and
others Co r1rmsn, ,ts wicked. We are ace
rls,umcJ in suppryss a yaVu because uf the
Avs 81 etqusris bot 11 E-ypran Fe.'ab
rrafuaoJl, believer, be mus, o., .obeclu,- hc
.-rc exist, a rscar1r hind uldgmoa, special
D.. appointed 90 leap down ,aa threats e gap
.r- mHrills.
As long as ,hc chrca ,rani. ,lsrg vas an
annual pilgrimage, from 90 the surrounding
l..,rri. of r.ous people Who wished 'o have
o-ru.ar evidence otthc 4c' that saints d'd rr-
visit lHc earth ,n order Co cheer and CONSOLE
'rfm. On -. Georges d'y, ihe nrIghh"r-
...'l ct iHe church "as converted n'n camp.
Toe strangers ar-1a in arrive 600 ih'Trc'l"n,
evening u' asses. oU mH.0','n came.s, in
'l1's Down ine u'rr. some so up guHd
'.a.' o.. o. Tr"'reu"o a1an'i tHe ts".h.I E
others made hu.t sheds of n'Im hranrHr, and
'.'''.,' ani "an' '''"aaekrd 'n '"e "rs"
l.r round great fires lighted a' vauou, .nier-
''.' upon ''s PLAIN. Few ho'e'er' slept
'r.'s."os eNei'enrn' having wrought un most
H'.1l, 90 pitch ui i'r'"r That rerafr'd rrs'
impossible. some prayed. Others sang, n'''-
e's 'a'"el' many walked apart F." meditation
a continual 'nm r"se from 'hr e'mr' a'a
Na' ea'0ea by The se' breeze lir away over
''r country '' greet ''s li.a caravans 'h''
'''' e'''''2''S ''"l''' The same point
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Der tb. oNe,rd p,mocrut.
Awakening


rb.. opsn wia.lov, ~hrrr the mcrry sounds
ofSrr,o. co,ne ia. ladjsth me Ia, aside
The tl., urcjly a,j louA ouJ ash,Is
Into he .ua,hius .ad ,h- quiet h.c
T.., sii,rr,b al srOupJ,
4 f,w night. since
At.r lsygly i,y tb- Sun ven, iosu,
Is,,is. q g.l Zen glor, in the ~
That er.~o.d ths hilltop h. hsj sunk behind
Then .h,.l-i sL,,,l, ipte ,hs raie bla-
ia, t,y sisuyg, aaI plsas,aJ na,sss came
Uptbra' ths t~l,.ht .l,llus..; ,he glad notes
obi -r,i.a-rssb,es.J ia thc o,charj trees
r..r. usr, a1s~,ryl s,,jl, b, waite
Nyb,h,.I r1mr s,r, 70 thr trces ,hu,c,
The yrr, iurL.ag OF ih- dr-s 40 play
n-.rs u. 81, ths ,ar,., sa d. ace
Tn. r,.,.t saru air. rarr With a meli'vrd sound
AL n,,sLri plr,.auiI, ~,th chiLlrrn's TONES
Wh4isthr village pl,,sl, ani ,u m, heart
Arose "a ...r- ui us.gamr o. iho 'rr'ng.
Thu, sunny uarpi1g u,7y are the 'runls
u.uraIur. The sharp tones OF che ''y,
The Ir.r-n,rI'. a1I ihs r.Ltr's urrr, sru-,
Nyrb tr1'. L...I r,rsIr arI tb- o.uo'. h'rsh cav
A-rftrs.rk's ,hriII ,Llrun r.r-lc vel.
Tr,. ur.,Iu,u', .,r.,sr b. rshrsi ru.n tar h'is.
Af,a~aIsu.I ir,ui h,, vtats. sleep
q. Hrums bshtl, or thr uil.io'' pane,
Ar.rrr -l,I augat5r afa ruu1lHs brook
It..up ODE r1us-'.
Welcome. gentle >ruos'
H. a,ssI 1.l'- tb- vr8,rr'. -r,nd oId h,mHs
Nr|sr.-n1 drrg.. r.yrl o., nlshry vtua.
r-BtH- Gfr,tt ttrr-.aai g hrrr,.r.r-s bod
s H.r- rr hit, uHaBr,.B., f.. ..I brar'E
Drrs -.r lr.I .,'rnu 'ar,ia ti- crushing sound,
t..,a.a..ssf .a0,r r.I-.g. Mr.a.r.
Of.a..u- ua.r..arIufvuH,r- hH'.;
Oh. urU.l,uruI ,lr' rrHr- 90 l..fusr 1r1u
Ta4rvsI- h,'r'ra,,, tr bop 1at .r,.
rrI.. NaIIgh. Is5a
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. the Young man could only reply that be- had
mcdiaird ard had framed fr himself an ideal
nf loyclinrss. "Well," " said Han HANNA.
fnldina him IN his arms. "ihis Is something.
W. Transaction can h. hmurhl tn ponl end
wiihnut serious deliberalion. Now look
around thee. and rhuo,e a maiden that is in
accurIancc with the idea thou hast framed (,
and far not but that will obtain her lor
thee"
/ Yusof did as be was hid, and looked At his
cousin LIshe,. She was f,ir ln scc. and many
were the yourhs who aspircd To her. Her
ewes were piercing, aud her lips Ike the bnw
of Cupid, her .Liullkc the inner p"tal Of a new
hloWn rnsc hui her stature WIS greater than
Yusof had dreamed uf. aid he WAS obliged io
raisr his modest eyes drsaprcahly in admire
her. An faults she Ind, ,hcrcl"rc-and
Who of "a Is there wiiloul fault were at
once apparent. aud Yusd turued awav In
look upon the little lIcnnrnl. Bot she was
much ion stout, and though chccHul and
pretty. with a ynIce rs sweet as singing
hird's. she found me- mercy with the young
critic. who SAID ,o himself, lit would he bet
rcr To live M wilhou, a companion than To
,aLe tins .iumpy Thing"
Ma1v urhcr girls we're Judged Of hv tho
same standard and condemned - Tint Yusof
hogan IN imagine iha, there VAS no rnc good
enough in lhl, World Gr him. This was a
very p,lufnl reHcc'ion--uo, that he VAS h'n'-
sclfnnr1ricnl tn choose a wife. hur he desired
in comply with hs fathers iniuuciiors. Onc
i,y. ,hcrciorr. hriur murh pcrrlrNri .u mind.
De- acu, ~ an oId dame who v1' surpassed To
know things, iu look inro the f,urr, and In
explain c''"'s' she 'rc'''r' u'm M "a'@
r""rn. anl 'o"N hn hy The h'"d' AMI '''d'
"lAn'" the" 'f'n ar' The son "l lin il'm'
ma. and 'h"n a." 90 '''''h "' M',,'m '''
shadow. Sex and mon VIII N"d I''o
She '"dd'n' dismissed ''m.
Tor several u''s l'''I "an"'i'0 '''W
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NEW SERIES, VOL. ), NO. l2.

FOrtrIl.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
JOHN H. CRUMp
Vicksburo, july ). 1859,

VlcKsDurg, July 5, Io52s
Dear, Sir;-Th he married success with which
/ have usedyour valuable medicine, the SoUTH-
ERN ANrIDoTEt in several very bad cases Of
Diarrhna and other bowel affections in any
famit induces ne to offer you my testimony
III its behalf. With tie experience have cf
its happy effects in speedily arresting some
very bad cases both in adults and children I
haze no hesitation ii giving il as ny candid o-
pinion, that the Southern Aatidote u nat only
much better than any other, but that IS is far
than al other remedies put together that have
ever seen or heard Of fog disease of the bow.
els can, therefore, most conscientiously b and
do most cordially recommend it as an inyalu-
able iamily medicine Yours very truly,
TT. RANDOLPH.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
Hinds Co. Mi. ), June so. 1s5

41lHu5 1Oss D4R s.s JuAAC oo5 loJas .
DIR. NJ EMANUEL,
Dear Sir.-In reply to yours, inquiring un-
your Southern Antidote for Cholera, when that
disease lately prevailed on my plantatiou on
Deer Greek. take pleasure in assuring you
that conGiderit incomparably superior to any
other. On the breaking out Of Cholera, was
but scantily supplied; and feel assured that
with an abundant supply and more confidence
in its efficacy than then had, | should have
arrested several cases which afterwards Prov
fatal have the more confidence in its vir-
tues as used it in my own case with the
most salts sfactory results Tf my experience
be worth anything to the public, most heart
lily recommend your Southern Antidote to the
notice 10 ali persons having property in the
Wiley. Very respectfully,
c.. B. HARRISON.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
vTCwsnUnfs erApOnEoN

WMONNAA8E Ms44 GO tlNMAsWhs1NSN ~
REGULAR SEMI E EEKLY PACKET.
gwNIIE iine 6 fast steam
II JOHH sTRADER -
]. G, Brown Master, has
now become permanently established III the
above trade and will ply as follows:
ASCENDING.
Leaves Vick's Wednesdays u Saturdays, At
i2M.
MilIikin's Bend 2P. ii.
Lake Providence = 1Op. II.
z Princeton Thursdays i" Sundays 2 AN
= Greenville GAM
Arriving at Napoleon every Thursday and
Sunday Evening, connecting with the
Memphis and Arkansas River Packets.
DESCENDING.
Leaves Napoleon Thursdays and Sundays
at 5P. Ii.
/" Greenville Fridays and Mondays SAN
= Princeton !" q x 7P. N.
]" Lake Prove . AN
MilHkius 3D." Up. II.
Arriving at Vicksburg every Friday and
Monday Evenings connecting with tho
regular packets for New Orleans.
Planters and Ship .,ers may rely on the
John Strader remaining in the trade the
entire season,
For freight or passage apply on board or to
P0RTERFIELD & Co Yicksburg Miss
III. ROBERTS q Co., Napoleon, Ark.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
Vicksburg and Jackson r. r.

0uFTTIlTC1IIUIIII OIllCI, ~ ~ -Io0l >
n Emanuel:
Dear Sir;-It affords me pleasure to have
an opportunity of giving you my testimony in
favor of your SOUTHERN ANTIDoTE for the cure
Of Cholera, Cholera Murbus, and Diarrhpa:
have used it for two years past on the laboreFs
under my barge with almost universal success
and III all cases premonitory symptoms of
Cholera and Diarrhea ! consider it a certain
curei taken in time My confidence in it in
duces me to keep constant supply at each
of the depots and stations in the Railroad.
would earnestly recommend it to planters and
Others Very respectfully,
rorv1r ~ r,41ryrrYt
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
sa0nena go- Nfiss. Auo. ia. I85.

L9dI usII-l % IIII773 EIlIEE55l IV3 I7t7E9-
do hereby certify that have used Or. E-
manuel's Southern Antidote ID every stage Of
of DiarrhnBa, and bowel complaints and in eV-
cry instance has it given immediate relief after
administ teTing few doses and ii n0 one case
have ever known Il q fail II predicting the
effect for which It IS 81 highly recommended.
r. CAN1EACK.
Tor sale a1 Yazoo City and Yicksburg BY
June "a 6-m. II EN- NI
1 esx 0Ik 80 b0ls Mess Pork
- haf bbls mess pork.
V.cks may 60 GEO SlEE d s & pro.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
PREVENTION BE4IlER M n q TIIlE

1ItE VEN1ICiN BI111ltAe z.k1A1F G tIttt {
LITTLE consideration will strongly im-
press on the mind the truth of this trite
saying. It often happens, from slight causes
that arrangement Of the bowels Is produced,
which If neglected, may have serious end
Choefais stiA lingering IN the Valley of the
Mississippi, wysteriously appearing on steam-
boats. plantations and ia towns, committing
the most frightfil ravages, and then passing
away to reappear at some other place. When
ii attacks its srapid progress Is that the loss
Of q few hours il often the loss Of life; III numn
berless caes; By the time a physician ca
reach thepatient, his skill viii Be unayailinr
These considerations have induced the prepag
Of the SOUTHERN ANTlpoTE to give it this pre-
parer he is we'll satisfied Of its efficacy aub
remedy against Cholera, and the numerous
influential testimonials which he has receia
from persons Of known responsibility, waTra
him pronouncing it the most valuable medi-
cine for the cure of Cholera, Diarrhea, Cholera
Morbus, Disentary, and summer complaint Of
children that has yet been presented to the
public. II is not deemed necessary to publish
more than the following testimonials, the mum.
ber aud respectfully of the names being con-
sidered ample to satisfy al that the Southern
Antidote is a tried remedy; and has proved it,
selfeminently successful in the most dangerous
and va led forms Of bowel affection common
to the Southern country, from Cholera down
to the ordinary summer complaint of chill
dren.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11

A. GAMBLE
aE
GAMBLE e SKATES.
WnrEpe Yard

China Street, Yieksburg, Miss.
n N addition to sur stock we hive received d
large lot of Italian marble direct from Italy
in block and slab also the finest quality Of
Americana we have also large, varied, and
splendid lot finished of. ready for engraving.
The finest quality Of Monuments, Tombs.
Mead and Foot stones Of all sizes, marble
mantel pieces. caps and siils for building, steps
for doorWays, and every thing in the Marble
line.
Engraving donein The neatest manner, and
at the shortes notice.
Weinvite the people il need Of such work to
call and examine for themselves
All orders prosnptly attended to.
a superior lot Of Italian Marble Mantels on
hand and for sale at ptiees ranging from $50 ID
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
VIeksBURe, July 6, 1852,
DR.. NJ EMANUEL,

DF. M- EMANUELS
Dear Sir;--T have used your Southern An
tidote on my phantom with great success for
sev sral years, not only when Cholera was per-
yailng, but in bowel complaints generally at
tended with tormina gripping, etc, In travel
ing to my plantation on Deer Creek and back,
/ have found great reieff from the use of it my
self Ialways keep it on hand and attribute
the success on my plantation to the early use
of it in affections ofthe bowels Of adults or in-
fants. Tho Cholora has prevailed twice in my
neighborhood, that is year before last and about
one month ago; in allthe time I have only lost
one case, and after the precaution ofusing cis-
tern water, regard the timely use ofthe South.
ern Antidote as one great reason of my sue
cess
Yours very respectfully,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
Just Received.

I GROSS Wissar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
1-2 Indian Cholagoeue,
IS2 r Davis Pain Killer.
w B. Farrell Arabian Lima
ment.
/ Railways Ready Regulators,
I.2 {. Hebrew Plaster,
2 Barrys Tricopherous.
Buffers Nerve u Bone Lima
ment
B. a. Fahnestock's Yermitluge
2 DOZ Arnold Superior Copying Ink
2 Caramine Ink. Satpergtiae.
12 Cox's Patent Refined Sparkling
GAlatine,
LBS Tanzey Herb,
8 !" Catnip {.
10 g Boneset !"
10 !" Lobelia q
10 9 Foxgloye
For sale, low for cash By
PETER B. COOK & co.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
Cuba now q FOreveri

U9 y IJCJIF5Us--
- A very Jorge supply Of superior brandies
wines, gin and whiskey for medicinal purposes
Also 2 bbls Spts turpentine
bbls Elephant oil
2 Alcohol, Cider Vinegar; Extra
Also-A large assortment Of School and
miscellaneous Books, letter paper, cap paper,
bill paper, record paper, envelopes, steel pens
quills etc. etc And for sale low for cash or
on time to punctual customers.
PETER B COOK g. Co
N B-We viii say to the public generally and
to our friends and patrons especially. that all
prescriptions and orders sent to us win receive
our Immediate attention at all hours and that
our Mr.. Cook will give his personal attention
to all prescriptions sent us
P.B. COOK &Co
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
VICIKsBURG q NEW ORLEANS
PACKET.

OTAEMER r w Nc ~
boRae, j. M White mas JJasASNn,..
ter, has taken the place Of
TIE Southern Belle and will run during the
season in connection with steamer S Prem
tiss, leaving Vicksburg every Tuesday at IL
O'Clock m, and New Orleans every Saturday
evening at O'Clock p, m. This boat is one
of the fastest and finest boa.s in the southern
countries. and her accommodation is not to be
surpassed by any, For freight or passage, ap-
p y to steamer SIS Prentiss or tosPorterfeld
& co agents New Orleans, June Is SO 2mr
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
Just Received.

2 Bbl MADEIRA Wine extra fine
2 do Teuerif do do do
2 do Port London dock
ALSO
12 doz Rooms Honey dew Scotch snuff
12do Macaboy snuff
IL do Rooms Scotch stuff
200 lbs Black pepper
200 do Spice
200 do Race Ginger
100 hocolate super fine
ALSO
500 lbs Superior Chewing Tobacco
6O0O do Segars
Doz Indelible Ink
doz Arnold copying Ink
ALSO
4doz Matt Wards trial inst received
ALSO
2 bbl cold pressed Castor Oil just reed
june 16 P. B. PooK g.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
GUNS 81 PSI0LS.

II UST received, drect from the manufacture
- ers, i fne assortmentof nglisll and Anler-
lean lsnus, Pistols Sporting apparatus DC
100 fine double Guns, Boys double and sins
gle Guns.
so American Rifles.
% English g
25 Colts Reporters; u Aliens Revolvers,
pair Rifle pistols; 100 pairs t'dpistols;
is pairself cooking pistols, from 2 to s inch
barrrls.
Game Bags, Powder Horns, Shot Belts and
'9uches, Calling Horns, Percussion Caps, fine
aaester Powder, Bowie knives, Stilletoes, &c.
Tor sale by A. GENEIl.A.
ay5
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
.1saaaran - - g1Rggaaa
SAW MILLS


which has given SO muchsatisfaction through. +
out the Union, as also Steam Powers OF all
sizes and kinds, horse powers, .GRIsT MiILs,
corn and cor cRusHRs, together with various
other machines and impliments to economist
labor
Since their circular saw mills were invented
by and patented, to their senior partner, they
have made many Improvements which render
them perfectin in oil their details, and justly en-
title them to be considered amongthe greatest
abor saving inventions Of the age.
A phamplet containing full discrPti rs of
their three classes OF mills, prices, terms ca
pacity for saving, viii be sent to any
gentleman applying for one by letter postpaid.
Having recently obtained damages in an
action brought in the q 5 circuit court for
the DISCREET Of Maryland, for infringement Of
their Patent Right they do hereby forwarn
the publ from purchasing mills, similar to
theirs, from unauthorized builder or their
aqents. Address, GEORGE PAGE 8 co
Schroeder near Baitimorest. Bal sm3re Nd
LINK G HARRIS0 Agents,
Yazoo City Miss junel6-t507+6m
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
aEAa alRaEAm agRaIlala
IIOLMES COuNTY MI.

aOlsMEo IODNII Miss.
TNSHE Proprietor having made eonsidera-
bic improvement. is now prepared TO
give excellent accommodation TO lnvallds
and visitors who may desire 10 use this med-
icated water. lie i also prepared 10 treat
every variety of chronic affections, and La
dies suffering froin chronic diseases of long
standing would DO well to visit the Castilan
Spring.
j. S. KENYON. M. d.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
Yours very respectfully,
H. r. WEST.

OF Tsstimonial:ie faoor Of The Southern An
tldOte
The undersigned have been made acquaint-
ed, either by personal experience or otherwise
with the virtues of Dr. Emanuels s SOUTHERN
AHTIDoTE, as a remedy for Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, Diarrhna, and other bowel affections
and cheerfully recommend it as a valuable
plantation, and family medicine. worthy of
nnhlie cnnfidancn
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
Apfii %, l854-6m.
Exeeufor 5 Notice.
GOLD WATCHES.

lust Received, few more OF those fine
= "Aatili, Duplex and Lever Watches
These Watches can't be beat, call and ex,
anime. all you that want the time.
Vicksburg mar24. DOWNING a. MOODY.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11

Swiss Muslins.-
- Plain, figured, plaid and emb'd Swiss;
India Linen and Bishops lawn;
Null, nainsook and Jackonet Muslins;
Printed Organdies, jackenets and lawns;
Black and second moorning nusIins,
Linens Of all grades at the lowest prices;
Parasols, newest styles, very low;
Ladies' aud children's slippers and ties.
Vicks may26 GIBBS 81 HOWE.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11

Tar ric acid, eitric ncid, oil yittioi,
Swe Z spirits ofnitic. "a. ammonia.
Mir,niio and nitric neids, powdered aiom,
Chioroform, dosef's powders, glyrerine.
Lunar caeslic, lannin, veIciIia, salinife.
Iyd. potash.