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DIR. l.. J. CZAPkAY'S
Grand NedicaiN X SuryicaiI
Corner Montgomery aud sacramento streets
SAN FRANCISCO.
.iRM0Rl HALL BUU PING,

.iRM0RT HALL BULpING,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Estahi~hc for the Perlnanst Cure q s Private Chru
nic Diseases and Ter the suppression ct Gaaekery.
a TTENDiNG AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN L.. y.
\ Czapkay. Vi. H., Mr IN the Hungarian Revo.p-
tianarS War ChIe Physician the 2,h Regimen; OF Hen.
yes Chief Surgeon the AhySry Hospital oi ptth llU-
gary, and late Lea;Irer GA Diseases o women ami CA;rc.
To the Addicted.
Dr. L. J. CIAph.AN would cau atteuCn 10 the following
slailss in the reaneu ot which he guarantees cure
Discusses OF the Brain. such Epilepsy Apone>y Rushing
Of Blood the Head Inflammation @. lis torcu, tissues,
prtsl and complete paIaysis and Sstly. and all Func
uons Deranseen's such s Loss o memory, Aversion oi
Society, Misan,lfoay, rrnity Nervous Excitement from
siSbt causes, SctistrU>t sdneSs, headache ringing IA
the confusion OF ideas love OF solitude, optical illusions,
disturbed sleep and lncapatiy for labor aai study Also,
in diseases Of the lungs ami air passages. such uhsECusr
disease Consumption, Pneumouia inflammation OF the
lungs, pcucs OF pcury, Asthma humora or spasuodic,
bronchitis, Sivnsitc, ad all OF catarrhal affections.
Also diseases ot the Liver conscsiuns oi The liver ahsccs
seS OF the liver, cac IN the gall, bladder ana dnc Nu
oice and those diseases which impair lis functions sNoh rs
Panama Fever, Bilious Fever ami ntcrnttins Fever and
the consequences which these disorders leave behind
Also diseases OF the stomach such NtStriis nan
nation of the stomach cnteEies, inflammation ot the
bowels dyspepsia all forms which destroy the aPpetic
aud Digestion hatuenCies, dysentaTy and d@rrhea Nso
diseases of the kucys. and other urinary organs such
diabetes, excessive dow OF urine "leu"inuria com
monty known Brislts disease. In this complaint the
physician and patient do not ocunc sspectthe presence
OF The disease un too late Tue most common
ai-sr.'''p with irn'sS'ra seefhnNs Calculi
in the kidneys, ueteIs or bladder eaflses or inability y
to retain the urine Cysts or niisnaon oi the hatcf
and all disorders of the urinary Also, diseases o
the WOMB and appeudaceS. such irregularities OF the
Menses when excessive detective suppressed irregular
Proapsus. or Failing OF the Womb. Sterihy, Overesi
Dropy ami other Diseases OF the parts In tho treatment
the above diseases, the Docor has many remedies
and guarantees perfect all cases the money will
be returned All consultations (hy letter othcrwisel tree
Address Dr. J.. J. Czapkay, San Francisco,
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SHoVes-StoEes.
Opyosife the Placer Hotel.

SfOves-St0Ees.
Opposite the Placer Hotel.
a The undersigned takes pleasure in thanking his
numet als customers for their liberal patronage
re, hoping that they will not forget that he
has on and the largest stock of
STO YES AND TIN WARE
in the Southern Mines, which he vii cell low ~ any
oth or cstahisnou mt.
Ako-JoBBiS q OF al kin'.s pa@stualiy attendt"
. Miners = UHPS n1ssae All repnhr r on thf ,no,tess
uosrC. lNcSi IL P'Ht>'
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ty'I Is net every face beautiful in our eyes.
which habitualy turns towards US with afsc-
.sicuate. gueless smiles
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4 CARD! the undersigned, having been under the
N treatment of Dr. L. j. Czapkay, although unsolicited,
feel called upon TO give publicity to the efficacy OF his treat
hoping that by doing SO may be instrumental in pre-
venting others from the fearful suffering and misery which
experienced and which often result frorthe perncous
practice preenders My disease has been that of pysi
cal and mental debility which follows in consequence OF the
indiscreton youth The asones which endured per
haps unnecessary for detail they are known to those
who have experienced them Suffice it to that having
sled the services of Dr. L. j. CzaPkay IN requson all
Spectaiions which may have formed of him
tn realized would thereto recommend Dr. Czapkay
all who may find themselves afflicted with that dreadfal
msladv object doing being sympathy for the SUI
fcr.za h.-2-Iai;y aad AoFts eise ct relieving them.
State of CALIFORNIA; City and Co unity of san Francisco
On this 3lt day of July L. D. 1856 before me, VIM. C.
Jewet, Notary Public personally appeared d. Dahlee
known who being duly sworn, did depose and say
that the of the card herewith signed by him
In witness whereof hays hereunte my hand and sf
l. 81 fixed my official seal the day nd year first above
written. VIM c. JEwE TT. Notary Public.
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FENEEE Greatest Discovery of the a A2e!-Grcas
H. Blessing Mankind Innocent. but potent DIR l.. J.
CZAPKAYs Prophacticum (seliiisintectng agen)
preventive agans gonorrho and syphac diseases and
unsurpassed remedy for all venereal sGretou gngre
and ulcers ed discharges from the vagina,
and urethra and all cuaueous eruptons and diseases
As innoculation preventive against small pOX is DR..
l.. Czapkays Prophilactcum preventive against syph
lcsl and conorrhoa diseases. Although harmless III itself
possesses the power OF chemical destroying the syphi
c virus and thereby saving thousands from being infected
by the loathsome of all diseases. Let young man,
who appreciates health he without Dr. C1apkay Proph
laccum. 1t Is i'll very convenient packages, and wiib
found conveneu: being used soap Price SS.
For sale DR.. Czapkay Private Medical and Surgical IN
stitue, Amory Hail. Montgomery and Sacramento
sts, San Francisco.
- All orders must be addressed to l.. ]. CZAPKAY,
NJ D.. San Francisco. Cal.
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AND THE
IA RIM T. RS GlID Il


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Fresh Ground Corn Veal
ISOR SALE a, tie Tuo!umue County Mills.
+ sept 3G II DESIEP & BELL.
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COUNTY HOSPITAL.

obs. CANTON a MANNING.
nR. F. CANTON Physician of the County Hospital has
~ engaged the services of DIR. MANNING, of Sonora
to attend with him the INDECENT sick Of the County and
informs the public that his Hospital is open and ready
TO receive patients The Hospital is kept in Dr. Cantons
building Immediately behind the Court House In house
attached the Hospital fitted up for the reception
of private patients They furnished with every conve-
vence for their comfort and every means viii be used
ensure the speedy recovery OF those who will place them
selves under their care.
Advice gratutousy to persons unable to pay forA,
Office hours viz from to 10 A. NJ.
Drs G.. Il NJ have made arrangements with Mr. f. Limo
berg furnish their patients with STEAN BATHS when
required.
sonora April le 1856. alotf
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. DR.. J. ]. Czapkay's Medical and Surgical Institute
is the OF Montgomery and Sacramento streets san
Francisco California The doctor offers free consultation
and asks no remuneration unless he affects cure.
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30

Established for the Permanent Cure q a Prvseanf Ckro
nic RiScase> and ior the suppression ct 1saaekey.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-04

SCOTCH ALE-iust received BY
- HARDAWAY q WHITE:
vicksburg MARCHES:
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elias. u. sMEDEs & co.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
W. IN. STEVENS a. co,

INAVE just received their large and elegant
- il supply of Spring and Summer Clothing,
Which for style extent, variety, and superior
Manufacture, must meet the appreciation Of all.
Dress and Frock Coats-Made of all the va
rious eoiors and grades Of cloth. Business
Coats of every description; Pantaloons of end
less variety: Vests, comprising all the variols
STYLES Of goods the market affords.
Youths and Boys Clothing-This depart-
fient is now complete. Boys OF al ages can
be fitted. The ladies are invited to call and
examine our stock.
The Furnishing Observation-Disclosures
every article suitable to the wardrobe offashion
or comfort, consisting of Shirts of every quality
and price, warranted to fit; Gloves of every
variety variety and style; Fancy Cravats and
ties; Italian Cravats; Undershirts and drawers
of every material suitable for the season: Sus-
penders Of the most improved styles; Also oul
stock of Hats; Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Umbrel.
I las, &c.
y Purchasers will find at this establishment
whatever they may wish, for simple display. AL
orders will receive prompt and careful attention
Vicksburg mar21
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DISSOLUTION.

1NHE partnership heretofore existing be-
4 tween r. B. Wilson and N. Birmingham,
under the firm name Of N. Birmingham & Co.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. r.
b. Wilson, is authorized to make all settle
mehts and collect oil debts due the concern.
.tF r. B. WILSON,
-, N. BIRMINGHAM.
fazoo City, February 10Th, 1866.
HE undersigned having purchased the
stock OF theold firm, viii continue the business
az the old stand with an additional supply oi
Horses, Bnggies and Hacks, and will endeavol
to give satisfaction to customers.
R. B. WILSON.
Mdsch'I4 att.
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HAVING qualified at the February term
IL = of the Probate Court of Yazoo county
Mississippi,a AS Executrix of the last will and
testament of Henry B. Brickell, deceased,
This is to notify all persons having claims
agains. said deceased, to present them to
me for payment in the time prescribed by
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Tax COllectOr's Sale

IN pursuance Legislature the State M ep
IAN Act ofthe Revenue Laws Of the State
approved March I'd, 1854, -
oa 60, Mc. ~ sy , the 5.h Day Of April 1850.
the Court within
prescribed law the lands and town lots
sfnay be necessary the and due thereon the bid
der for CASH -s.s u sss.sss s ss snseNa
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IN WAS TO BE SO.
DIIT NOTWITE STAND 'NG q

III WAS TO BE SO.
DUT NOTWITE STAND ING all that
DsPOWELL g. HOBART" iook upon it
rs humiliating fact, that amongst those that
are not already posted, the universal cry is
WHERE is THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP
when one moments reflection, would lead
them TO the corner of Main and Jefferson SITS.
where two humble individuals have located
themselves for the express purpose of dispen.
sing bargains to all who may favor them with
their patronage.
Our stock which consists f"Fancy and Sta
pie Dry Goods" s unusual y large 8. nd select
ed for this market!
POWELL g. HOBART:
p. Sit may not be universally known tina
we make discount of ten per ceut for CASH
but it is even so. Yazoo City, march %.
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The state OF Mississippi,
At OFFICE RULES, 1sr MONDAY OF MARCH 4. D. 1856.
James Wallace In Middle Dist;
204 VS.. fChan- Z urt OF
Matthew F. Nesbitt. ct al. the State Miss.
Upon opening and reading complain
- ants bill of complaint herein. it APP
pearing satisfactorily that the defendant.
David C.Sharpe. is nonresident Of the
State of Mississippi, and resides beyond
the limits thereof, SO that the ordinary pro.
cess of this Court cannot be executed upon
him therefore it is ordered that said de-
fendaut erter 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, in Yazoo City,
on the first Monday after the fourth Mon
dayin NJ fch Instant, and plead, answer,
or demur to compartments sal bill o.
complaint herein, or otherwise the sever
al allegations thereof, will be taken fol
confessed, >et for hearing ex parte. and
| the matters thereof decreed accordingly.
It fufther ordered thai q copy Of THU
lordef be pnblished IN the g American
Banner" aHeekly newspaper, publishes
II ths City Ct azoo, once week for ON
N. A. JOHNSON, Clerk.
j. W. WooR Solicitor for Complainant
| Yazoo City Earch 4, 1856, AZ st.
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:, SYDNEY BREEZE.
r-Senator. limited States

VINCENkES.s luuhhu, y u6 lUtu 1000,
PRoF. o. J. WooD:--Dear Sir: As you are
about to manufacture extensively and vend
your recently discovered Hair Restorative
will state, for whomsoever it may concern, that
have used it. and known Others use it; this
have for several been in the habit of using
other hair restoratives, and that find your
vastly superior. to any other. know. 1t en-
tirely cleanses the head f,om dandruG, and with
one months proper use will restore any persons
hair to the original youthful color ana texture
giving It a healthy. soft and glossy appearance,
and all this. without discoloring tbe;hands that
apply it, or the dress On which it drops.
would therefore recommend its use to eve
~ one desirous Of having fine color and
Respectfully Yours
WILSON, KING.
4 GENTLEMAN WRITES TO HIS rsIENDsaInnEw
BEDFORD THUS, -.
To your inquiries I would reply that when
first commenced using Prof Woods Hair
Restorative. my hair was almost white. and
had been so for the last ten years and il
was very thin on the top of my head, and
very loose, and pulled out freely, but. found
that before L had used all the second bot
tie (Which was eight weeks my hair. was
entirely, changed to its original color, light
brown and is now freefrom dan iruff al d
quite moist. | have had my haircut five
or six times since the change, and have
never seou anything like white hair STA 4
from the roots, and il 10 now as thick as it
ever and does not come out at alls It has rrog-
| ed in my case ali that could wish or ask
July 1, 1854.
:, dsrainesr, Me-. 5 fassa = 1854.
Mr. Dyer, Dear Sir; hare nsed Two bot.
tiles of Prof. Wood q Hair, Restorative. and.
can truly say it is the greatest discovery OF
the age for restoring and changing the hair:
Before using it, TMas as grey as q man Of
seventy. MY hair has now attained is orr.
/ ginal color. You can recopmend it totte
world without the least fears Of my case was
one ! Yours QUE x gss A' DANtsL n. murphy.
TIA Market ST ST. Louis, Mo-, March l855.
i Dear Sir; am doing an extensive travel
linthe West and Southwestern States, as a
Il general agent for Adams Americ n Iini.
ment, and would be glad If yqu would favor
me cons igpme1t ofs Prof Woods Hair Re
storatve az / feel assured that | cam intro
,, duce ii In any, aces where il is not know n
, as my own .heao living testimony Of il
! valuable properties in res;oring hair Is a !.
hair is AZ beautiful aub1 ID as ii was atseigh
: teeni and much improved in appearancs
and would not be without bottle cn hand
= for the price often. fAhould be slad 70 st
e nd 70 any matter hats connected viii
the Hair Restoratives have been Tor. tin
teen wears engaged in the same busines- ans
will be glad % hear from you soon. Ny adj
: Z - wM j. BRo ONE,
No. Prepared and sold q ia Make
street, betwe en Faurtb and Filth. s Lou
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SPRING GOODS.


First Arriv n
DEfNG DESTROYS that our customers and
ID friends shall have the benefit of every
market,we have made permanent arrangements
with the Importers of Fine French Goods,
Laces, Embroideres &C., in New York, New
Oh leans, Philadelphia and Boston, to be sup
Piled at once with ali New Goods, Novelties
&C., as they arrive. The following have been
received and opened:
Splen id hounced Berege Robes, several'styles
entirely new;
Plain Robes, colorcd Flounces,
Flounced Jaconet Dresses, .
sevgne Robes new;
Plain and Colored de LANES,
Printed LINEN Cambrics and Lawns,
| New style Watered Organdi 8,
Embr isered Cambrics Amegon Collars; \
Sets Of Lawn Collars and sleeves,
Linen and Camhric handkerohiefs,
4 Figured and Embroidered Fillet Mitts,
Marquisse Parasolss
Entirely new style Of Spring hats.
They are also in receipt ofhandsome
Embroidered and Fl. s. HVk'fs;
!. Collars and Collarates, =
4 Jaconet and Muslin sets,
Black Silk Laces, -.
: Swiss and Jaconet Edging;
t Swiss and Jaconet Inserting,
Ladies. Kid Gloves.
In few days they anticip ate additional ar
and eyssong their stsGk will be complete
ectfully invi II to call and make
non Of il before purchasing else:
80 |hey will take great pleasur in ex
7 hibiting ~ pods to all who may " then
with ''l JACKSON. MANI
VI vicksburg. MchsT "A "
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COWA, CHAPLIN & JAC3
1STAPLE&.FAMCY DRY GOODS
' Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes de-,
July 20 Washington Sc, Vicksburf
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XAQ 1ttc434f 14cesSs
PROFESS Or WOO Dps 1ir- Restorative.
9 no doubt tie lost Wonderful. discovery n
his age Of progr6 - The following y from =
most distinguished member ofthe medical pro
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paor. 3 j. Wso6 ID bss1 ss sis:Mu nssiiei,rd
send you this certificate. After being neax-
y bald for q long TING. and having tried 81 the
hair restoratives extant,. and haYing no favor y
In any was induced on he,Fina. Of your, -
give It trial. placed. myself in.the hantsof
q Barber, and had my head rubbed with good
stiff brush, and the Restoratiyes them applied
and well rubbed in, till the scalp was all gloss
Ibis repeated evey morning., and ID three
weeks the, young hair appeared and grew
dly from August, ,lastup to the present tim.
and is .pey thick, black and strong and
pleasant to the touchs whereas before it ws
that little WIS., disappearing rapidly. /
still use your Restorative about twice a week,
and shall soon have agood and perfect crop Of
hair. Now Ihaye read ofthese thinga--and
who has not,--but have never seen hitherto
any case in which apy persons hair was real
ly benefited by any of the hair, tonics &C., of
the day; and it reilly gives me pleasure to re-
cord the result of my experience. / have re-
commended your preparation to others and It
already has q large and general sale through
out the Territory. !. The people here saw its
effects and have confidence in il All who have
used it here will coincide with ms: IN what
have written. The supply you sent US ~ the
wholesale agents for the Territory is already
exhausted and daily inquiries are made for it.
You deserve credit for your discovery. for
one return my thanks for the benefit it has
done me, for'I had long ago dispaired of effect
inc any s,,ch result / Congratulate Won that
your fortune land large one) Is already
made. - /.
Firm of Bond & Kellogg, Druggists, ST. Pa
M. r.
The undersigned. Rev. J. K, Bragg, is q
minister in regular standing, and Pastor Of the
orthodox Church at Brookheld, Macs. He is
gentlaman of considerable influence, and "
Universally beloved.
BsooKrIELD, Jan. IL, 1856.
J. w ;, ,{CORY)t =. =.
Paor. WooD-Dear Sir: Having made trial
of your Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure
to say, that its effect has been excellentin re-
moving Inflammation dandruf, ald constant
intensity to itching. with, which have been
troubled from childhood, and has also restored
my hair, which was becoming gray, to its origi-
nal color. Ihave used no, other article with
anything like the same pleasure and profit.
! Yours truly.
, TX. BRAGG.
CAaLYLI. UEy 1qpe 9Th. 1858. ).
4 have used Prof. Woods Hair Restorative,
y and have admitted its wonderful effect. Ny
i hair becoming Is thought, prematurely gray,
but 81 The use of his Restorative, Il has res.ns!
its original color, and have no doubt, perna-
anti 1t4r~<
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SHHERHFF'S SALE.
Poet, .Simms d Co..
VS..
Jesse S. Stampley.
7. H. Jackson.

Same.
RY VIRTUE Of the above stated Exc
A0 cuton to me directed, from the Hon.
Circuit Court of Yazoo county, will sell
to the highest bidder for cash,
On Monday, the Jth day OF May
1856,
at the Court House door of said county,
within the hours prescribed by law, the
following properly, viz
ALI Of that lot ofland. lying between the
town line of Satartia. and the line of the
land of d. III. Miles running from the riv-
er near d H Miles's, on the east line, to the
north east corner of said Miles's lane, and
Immediately south of the Town line of Sa>
tartia. now fully known as the reserve made
by Brazeale, in theoriginal survey Of the
plot of the town Of Satartia, all in Section 81,
Township 10, Range west. except that
portion 60 feet wide, lying south Of. and
adjoining Lot lat, in the town of Satartia.
and running through to the line of D H
Miles. being the land on which the saw
mill now stands. Also defendants in the
saw mill above mentioned
levied on as the property of said defend.
ant, and will be sold to satisfy the above
stated cases and costs.
4 NJ. A. JENKINS, Sheriff,
/ By w. Fl. MANGuM. D. s.
/ Yazoo City, Mch 81, Al It.
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- OAskL I III 1IhFR 9fEI = atns 100.
!. ] have used Prof. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admitted its wonderful effect. NY
hair becoming as thought, prematurely gray,
but 81 HE use of his Restorative, il has resin..
its original color, and have no doubt, perma-
nentiy 80. ~szs-s<
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M. a. JENKINS, Sheriff and
Elk Ofhcio Tax Collector.
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T. W. Woop Solicitor for Complaina
Tazoo City Iarch Z, 1856, AZ St. !.
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Refcrences :

DIS Leake g. Barnett ,--Ya AGO CITY, Town
send, M d Philadelphia: G w Smith Dentist. New
Orlenes j B Mcclellan NJ Philadelphia; II
Knapp. Dentist. New Oflears; &c Mott, NJ ID
Mobile.
Yazoo City November 30 1855.