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"AIp TnOTU- NAIL, AND BANDOLlNE
HHEIIsHSs stGiBBS Halr Store, near lsth
street, and at his Sales Room, under Whlards he
tol, pVA
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rJsHE SOUTHERN SPHAKER-ContaIniRg IN
U great variety the masterpieces of OTaioTy la
Prose, Poetry and Dialogue. Among them Will be-
found selections from the speeches cf Ruins Cho-
a'c, ". w. HlIard, Webster. Clay, Calhoun. =. =.
Prentice, John Perkins, Jr., PInckney, Patrick Hen
~. Hayne. CrtteDden, Mcupfle. Douglas, and
IHlny others 10y the late DIR. Barton Ross, vol,
81 cents. Puhlis ed 3t s p.
Ross Rhetorical Manual, or Southern Fifth
Render, embracing copIous ana elegant extracts
bot IN Prose ard Poetry. with Treat Sc on Rhe-
toricai Figures and the principles of Eocution,
je2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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I ,UPS pU " = n "a ~ H1kS ~.

NNESAPEAKE HALL, HAMPTON, VA.
This Summer Retreat. only two miles from Old
Point, will be opened on the 10th of 4
June. when the Propretors will be happy $GA$
to see any OF thsir friends who may wish Ak:HE
TO enjoy Salt Water Bathing and the I.uxuTies of
the seaboaTd. The Hall has been much improved
and 5eautlhsd, and ample Preparations made for the
comfort and pleasure of all no may visit this de-
lightfnl resort. Boats, Fishing Tackle, Pleasure
CARRIAGES &c. always in readiness to contribute TO
the enjoy ment of the guests. 30
X. 6. BANKS & SONS.
IL Persons leaving Baltimore or Washington in
the steamer Louisiana and Nof th Carolina arrive at
the Hall next morning to breakfast either by ON
DiDns TO Hampton or steamer Coffee. je l5-lm
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NEW GROCERY, VINE AND LIQUOI

II CA n X A Z q.
HI Subscriber having made additions 20 his
Factory Masking II now one of the largest A5RR>
IN the District, whore has fao,nu.s ,or&
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS oaI not be snr-
passed, and from hs long eI2eIlenee . the oosi-
al kinds Of CsrTisEes and Light Wagons kept on
hand. ,.
All REPAIRS neatly done, and sii orders prompt
"second OSsnd Carriages tahen in exchange for new
ores. ....H ANDhbW f,.ssk.l e..
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TORDAN'S w. s. SPRINGS,
y ... ... D In FREpERIcK COUNTY. VA.

VOnDhN y w. -. SFhINOS,
In FREDERICK COUNTY, VA,
FIVE miles from WINCHESTER, IL miles from
Stepkenson's Depot tP. o. on the har-
Per's Ferry and W,nchester Railroad. IA Y
Leaving Baltimore, Washing ton, or Cum Liz
bsrland in the eaafy morning train, via ha-perss
Ferry for SteIhenSon's Depot. arrive at Springs
same dav by o'c'ock p. m. Leaving the Springs
connect with express tram at Harper's Ferry. ar,
rive In Bait tmOTe at $40 and Washing ton at IL
a. M sane dav. -
Grounds ex xtensive and beautifully shaded. Fine
music and experienced servants Hot and cold snl-
phur baths The water for sale In barrels bottles.
Mails daily. except Sunday. 80
In dyspepsy, gont, rheumatism dropsy. chronic
diarrhea and dysentery, chronic diseases Of the yer
spleen, kidneys, bladder, &c, especially In crup-
tive diseases, This vater invaluable. To iuv;iids
EeneIaily, and especially those suffering rom debii
III Through tickets from Baltimore and Wash
ington.
je 5Im' DR.. r. NJ. JORDAN e. BRO.
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NEW LIVERY, SALE, AND HIRING
~ SEAR

NEW LIVERY, SALE, AND HIRING
j STABLE,
COrne, Of 1871 street and P.sKSg gErdnia acenu..
The undersigned begs leaye To announce TO the
citizens OF Washington, and the pubic -
In general. that he has just completed sfAA>~
of the finest Stables In the CITY, where E&syE
can. at all times, be obtained as neat and ~ ~
snowy turnout as can be found any
where. My stock comprises Il fne assortment of
horses which, for style and action, cannot be
passed by any stable IN the country, and choice lot
OF new carriages and light wagons. Horses taken
at livery reasonable terms at any establi
ment in the city. Give me q call, and guarantee
satisfaction. $500. s..-.
ma 4 Sms ALLISON NAIIOR JR.
DORTRAITS FOR THE MILLION.-A per-
feet Portrait of yourself for IS cents warranted
mob TO fade. 1900 of these beautiful pictures made
sitter is perfectly satisfied. Pictures paper for
81 cents, which can be sent by mail without extra
charge. Every variety Of cases kept ON hand. Sun
light not required X. C. WOODLEY,
Photographer, No. 3i2 street,
Je H-6m - near lizards.
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.,.... Miaaellaneous.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
TRI IDE Mt


PROVIDENCE, RI,
OFFICE. TRIDENT BLOCK.
CHARTERED BY LEGISLATURE, JUNK. 1855.
GSsI CGpisei raia IN and sscr1eiy '''''
inrssted.---- $50 600
OBED P. MILLER. WARD COwING.
SECRETARY. PRESIDENT.
BOARDOF DIRECTORS.
WaId Cowlng. nbed P. Miller,
ssmse %e 4 bsTns sIasSrd' W.ss hG%ss g. kR"sSs
Edward Edward y PsrIy, pany, George Gs3s Cleveland,
r. e. Gardiner,
This Company insures against Loss or Damage by
Fire, on Stores, Merchandise. Dwellings,, Mills,
Manuloctorles, Hotels. &c also, on Marine ard
Inland Transportation Cargo Risks at the ordinary
rates OF premium.
Losses promptly and squifabiy adjWsted ami
pant.
Al premiums made specific when policies are
issued, and are To be prepaid in money and no fur
thee assessment in case of loss is TO be made the
System, which precrdes the possrbliif, Of IN As
-essinent, G,e very obvious.
The Board of Directors aga authorized the issues
ol Poncies on country rIsks, detached on very low
The Company axpect to deserve the confidence nf
the pubic by doing BUSINESS iayorsble terms
as any cthe5 1sr lnsttntIon Sn b, the u'noS;
Pociss granted and issu I'd to parties efectng in
s9rancs at once wthogi delay hy the q"dersigned.
~ h!s Gfhce. w. ALDER L KING,
je l4-tf Georgefuwu, ID. a.. .
STONE CARRIAGE STEPS Can BE HAD
- al the Marble Yard, corner 18th and r streets,
cheaper than elsewhere.
J. RUTHERFORD,
Southeast cnrntr 18th and r. sts
NJ B.-Msntels, Monuments, &c, always on
hand. ma % eo2m
I ORD ST. LEONAkD'S HANDY BOOK on
IL Property Law; IS cents.
- A Poor Fellow. by the author of which the
Dstufnell's New Yor1 State Register for 1883;
Sl.50.
Mary DeIwcnt, 10y Mrs. Ann :. Stephens; 81.
The Pocket Chess Board, odap.ed for playing
jeH FRANCK TAYLOR.
SPE:iAIs CARD.-A PIANO OF VIM. knabs 4
- Co.'S manufacture, cost S3i5, fine nn--4,
IsI, beautiful rosewood case, used IN ffTtS4
careful family only two months, now offer eredtiS
for $3.50; really a great bargain. Also, several new
Pianos used only during the winter and c,rseq uent-
for sale very low taROS for rent from 80 cents
IS per month.
RenIam5er the Tight ranie and number
JOHN r. ELLIS,
NAL 3o6 Pa. avenue. bet. 9th and 10Th SITS.
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
6STRENSTHHEN H and % assist them. by the Paris
has % arrived from % Europs si With ds his @S
Of ss e. ss hs ED
;ssS EnSs sRa e S1$yEx 's' The
BRAZILIAN PEB BLEs. CRYSTALS LasInD Etc,
which are warranted to improve any EYE affected
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. nS i5iShss 'en'lnf TO 1T also
Persons who are compelled to use slrsses. or those
now GslG5 them' viii bs suited at rst sight Those
DoUBLE-Fs3HtyssHHEIp sHHsHEI VENEZUELAN SGSNkE
Worlds Fair, at Paris, through their producing
10 ~ osfS; SPY. and mAeN1
Psunsy yvania sTenue. or Eighth street No. 81 eu be
TT Do NOT nissfafs fis eOS.., or sta street
Prices very reasonable, the ssrae at his estab-
lishment in Europe. n9-tf
THE aIa.y,s y9SDER HtGEr. Of E. EWssssIHSToN y ! IS
curing all Scalp Diseases. je s-6m
NEW s99Ks g g Sss JUST @ RECEIVED + a I Dat AT sHEP
.nS xsds sts1s Ts: %S
aly ,us SuS.s Or fss, % DSSs sxs
BRAKES History of Indians. Six Steps to Honor,
Wild Western Scenes, New Lnte Of Zion, and
other Music. .f'-0 " +
Also, Agent for Publications of the "ChiIds
Friend" - = : -. - mas
RANCROFT'S SEVENTH VOLUME HIS
ID tory of United States. being volume OF the
American Revolution. uniform with previous vol
umee. Price S225; POSTAGE 20 cents. Just received
For sale by .ra' TAYLOR q MAURY,
mas -. rtr..- SA Pa. avenue.
DON'T FORGET TIE LARGE STOCK OF
IL Pianos. at ali prices, at
JOHN r. ELLIS,
S6 Pa, ave., bet, 9th and 10th sta,
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AMRROTYpES.

IN AMRkOTNP PES.
oN r. of the most satisfactory and universal u1u-
rIes that are Indu zed these progressive cay
the All HbTNpFS tar zen by ROBEK 4
SANDS. Tbs woRdeTf. Il accuracy with wa 'Ch tn 1se
pictures canbe taken, hss been often aiverted to.
well Gs the demand for them. They found in TIE
paFlors of rich and poor go wheE" yon viii and yea
vii tuA them. K SANDS GALLERY.
Ma q Pa. avenue. bet. 9Th and eth streets.
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Ys those that sock rsllef from the msiedes Of the
sssth, c1n cheerfeiiy recommend ID. ). BsIy as o
lV,erior Dent!st; he mss Get Of porcelain teeth
for enc of my family, End plugged ssvsIal teSJz for
SELF and the work all stood well for more than
ten yeArG. ROBERT II. NIXON,
Of the Va. Conf. or the NJ. T.. Churck South.
Apryl is. I2kS.
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Aic
Dec. III, 1855.

have used Mr.. To,s.s's Spectacles for three or
f1u- months ara take great pleasure in saying that
| am much pleased with them. 4 have been puch
benefited by them. GEO. L. SCARBURGH.
Nay 5th. 1855.
WAS recosame uded to Mr. John Tobias az skilfuI
optlcian a0d as have eyes ot pecUlIaTI-
ty. WAS gratIhod to lind that mr Tobss seeinsd 10
comprehend them by Ins pectlon and some elKht
measurement. and ne mas made me pair of Specta-
cles ttsSt suits NE sdmlrsb!y. A. p. BUTLER,
ysfy IA. 1895,
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INUN CRACkEKS.-We are the tgepts OF jos
Fox. of Lansing hurgh, n. ", for selling their
celebrated CRACKERS. They arc made entirely
bT ma chlncry of the choicest Genesee Flour. and
are more extensively used than any Cracker of the
kind in the United States. We can furnish them at
the sans rate as they are sold in New York city.
KING a. BURCHELIs,
me- y corner Vermont ave. and 18th st.
A KNABE & GAEHLE, 4 CHICKERING
"A ami a Hallei, DAVIS & Co.'s Piano, but little
us ed, for sale at great bargains. ELLIS,
maI4 36. between 9Th and 10th SITS.
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oP TICIA
OGos Sccond Story, three doors frsm
Opp FKIIows' HALL.
Spectaoles and Glasses suited TO every slGht: (:
Opers, Reading, and Watchmaker'sA
Glasses; Telescopes, Microscopes
grest variety; Cosmoramic Stereosocpcs with views
Of superior aud choice PICTURES hand See acyet-
tisenlelt In National lntelllgoaccT.
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Havlrz been Tor ears under the p-G~-sity of har-
t-u sets Of glassos-one feT uso IN daylight, and
which answered both pgrsos=s. I have red his for
several months. and hne shsm exoeisnt.
EnN Ar -srITRRQ
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Very respectfully Lours, x. y. DRANE,
Rector of st. James Parish

Having been induced by friend to visit the estan-
shaent Of MT. TObias for the purpose of trying hs
gasSsg 1 WAS furnished with pair slightly colored
blue, uice nsVe Afforded more rell and grst,f-
cation ;han any have ever tried. My sYht, origin
ally yey good injured by writing apc reading at
night, Frequently 20 very late roar. rut with the
aId of these gssses ! can study almost as late SO
ever, anu thai too without tie pain have previous
" suffered. JOHN WILSON,
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Mr.. J. ToBIas. Str: The pair of Spsctaeies yos
ernishea me .esterdsJ are satisfactory
srd tue cvnor OF eight nlne paIT,, carefully
selected ~ diBereEt places and from opticians
cmmcnfed to me cD accouut of their professional
standing in ranoe Eng land, and the United Ststes.
have been also pleased with your remarks and d.
roctons the treatment of the eyes, for the pur-
pose of preserving and improving tbs sight.
Respectfully yours, CHS. CALDWELL,
Professor @ NJ. c.. LcnisY,lIe. Rx.
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THsfINoNIALs.

NoaroLI. September =, 1854.
SIR: The Ssectaoies you made for me suit me
very well, and seem to have improved my eight
more than 6py other hsve lately tried.
Lift. w. TAZEWELt..
have tried pair of Speotsblee obtained from Mr..
Tobias, and ind them of great assIstspoc 70 my
and corresponding with hs description of the
foops. Recommend him es s skiltful opticIhp,
HENRY A, C.xE.
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BnookLYH oETHorASpIc INSTITUTION

After rnost careful examination Of Mr.. j. Tobas's
\ ad 20 ~ fheir rSro..
o;earness, polishing and exact optical shape render
them particularly rccOmmendablc to those whose
each aUIillcJles. I consider, moreover, Mr.. Tobias
fully qualified to determine the focus Of the eye, both
means Of his optometer. In addition, can further
state that Mr.. Tobias hss supplied some Qf my pa
tioats with lasses, to their and nv satisfaction.
LEWIS BAUER. NJ. d.,
Physicisn and Surgeon, BcrlIu; Member of the
Royal College Of Surgeons, England; Member
of the Medical Society OF London, and of ths
Pathological Socsty of New York; late Sur
Eeon OF the Royal 0rthopeedio Institution II
Manchester. EpElsnd, and Surgeon Of the Il,
-, Institution.
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IMPORTANT T4 GoXTRACToRs AND

JENKINS g. LAMBDIN
Manufacture Sash, Doors. and u Iuds. Crown Arc
itfave, ranne, aud other Mcu!dIass, PLAN and
Fancy Brack Is. ard all other work IN connection
with House RuIidng, cheaper than acy other estab-
lishmcnt south Of Boston.
Terms cash. JENKINS & LAMBDiN.
ma 25 -3m .exaDdrIa.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CRANES PATENT METALLIC
a'a RuRfAL. CAslxEr ~ =

D
HTSHE subscribers have become the owners
Lieof 1.-THE right Of this newly invented
= burial CGskcs,y for the county Of Yazoo
The Casket Is fashioned to accord with the
feelings of the bereaVed, aud yet retains all
the requisites of an appropriate receptacle lor
the dead. ..t ...t.s,f
Whatever tends 10 soften or make less keen
the poignancy Of our grief, comtnends Itself
10 our Considerations. So much that is repnl-
sive has been discarded in the arrangement and
shape of the above case, that its name, The
"Casket Burial Case, is,an involuntary sug-
ges,ion. We, do, not hesitate to aver that
there has never been 10 use anything SO entire
" chaste, appropriate, and, withaS, 80 coDve-
lient as this invention.o sQ2a 3eAi
pd The Casket s perfectly air-tight composed
of metal and willlast for ages. a len
h01E- We have now supply Of she Casket
on hand, and respectfully invite our friends to
call and examine them.
COFFlNS will be made for those who prefer
them. Orders attended to at all hours, whether
by day or night, or Sunday. w 'f''
Their shopis near the flver, nearly in rear
of Harrison ~ Hyatts. m i4 Bag a5
FlTCHETT & FLENiMING
N, B. Te.ms,i CASH or city acceplaRce. ~
Yazoo City, Aug. 18th, 1858. If 4s
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

This world is not oil dark, beloved q
Hopes sun has not yet set;
Liie's skies are clear and beAati ful,
Arrayed in glory yet;
AAd though misfortune's clouds now frown e
On life's tempestuous sea,
Though birds of sadness hover near
Still shall cling to thee.
Life's storms scorn-I heed them not
If thou art by to cheer; e
gaze within thy eyes of love, -,,.
And see no danger near.
When first VIC wed, broad lands and gold,
Beloved one, were thine
No jewels rich nor gems had l.
No wealth, save love, was mine;
And now that sorrows cloud has dimm'd
Thy path, which was so bright,
My love will shine as radiantly @
As stars in darkest night.
Thy gold was naught to me, dear one;
But thy true noble heart
Was all priced and me from thee
Death, death alone can part.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30
New. G00Ms.

VHNHE undersigned are now receiving theI
Il Fall and Winter stock of Dry Goods
consisting Of almost every article usually found
in their line, which they propose to sell as low
as any other concern Tor, cash, or on the usual
credit to punct,sGi dealers Their stock is ver
large and complete, and they invite their friends
TO call and examine their goods and prices, and
Judge for themselves. F. BOSTICK & co.
YazoO City. September l. 1852 70 ia(lvA
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30


USE PLENTY OF GRAvY.--The New Or
leans Bulletin says: ta t a8nva
DIR. Dixon, in late number of the Scale
pei, in an article on "Diet,' assumes the
position thas the use Of oil would decrease
the victims Of consumption niDe-tenths, and
that is the whole secret OF the use of cod,
liver oil, and quotes the following summary
observations on this subject, made BY DR..
. Hooker;l ag1 8l III lb8.a sai5ss
~ OF all persons between the ages Of fifteen
and twenty >two years, more than one-ffth
eat no fat meat 3p s9s3
Of persons at the age of forty,fve, all
excepting less than one in fifty habitually
use fat meat.
-si'a OF persons who between the ages Of fif-
teen and twenty-five avoid fat meat, few
acquire an appetite for it, and live to good
old age, while the greater portion die with
phthisic before thirty-fve. as-.lsA 2 e z
OF persons dying with phtisic between
the ages of twelve and fortysfve, nine
tenths at least have never used fat meat.
is Most individuals who avoid fat meat, alst
use but little butter or oily gravies though
they should compensate for this want, il
part at least, BY free use Of these articles
and, also, milk, eggs, and various saccharint
substances But they constitute an imper.
feet substitute for fat meat, without which
.soonet or later, the body is almost asurc tC
show the effects Of deficient caIorifcation.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30
For SHE.

EN0UR Of the best negro dogs G AZ
IL in the State, on credit until EfSfsY
the first of January next. These akkr.sIls=.I
dogs are all young and in good
training For disinterestel Information with
regard to these dogs, the purchaser can refer N
any planter or overseer on Silver. Creek, and
Col Durfey; Messrs. Miller, Stone, WIN. ClakI
and others, on Wolf Lake.
These dogs are offered very low, and can be-
seen on The plantation of Messrs. John N. q
L. A. Campbell, Silver Creek, Yazoo County.
b lsl 5ai9 4Is B. F. WEST.
September 4lh. 1853. aaeiq III
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30
A RICH BURLEsQUE.
War Figures Us. Shakespeare.

A Snowman, named Ward, recently ad.
dressed the Cleveland PlaindeaIer quite an
original and forcible essay on the superiority
of an exhibition Of wax figures over the
performance of Shakspeare's plays. Here
is what he says:
I'm travelin with tent which is better
nor hirin halls. My show consists of a
serious Of wax works, panetamy called a
Grand Movin Diares Of the War in the
Crymear, comic songs and the Cangaroo,
which last little cuss continuse to conduct
himself in the most outrageous style. l
started out with the intention of making my
show crate Moral Entertainment, but I'm
compelled to sware so much at that air in
fernal Cangaroo that I'm fraid this desine
will be illustrated to sum extent. And while
speakin of morality remines me that sum
folks turn up their noses at shows like mine
sayin they is low and not fit to be patronized
by people of high decree. Sure l maintain
that is unferna nonsense. I maintain that
wax figures is more elevatin than all the
plays ever wroten. Take Shakspeer for
instance People think he's CRATE things,
but contend he is quite the reverse to the
contrary. What sort of sense is thare to
King Leer who goes round cussin bis dar.
ters, chawin hay and THROWN straws at olks,
and larfn like silly old koot and maxim a
ass of himself ginerally? Thare's Mrs.
Macbeth, she's nice kind of woman to
have, amt she, putting cd Mac, her hus-
band, up to slayin Duncun with cheese
knife, while he is paying friendly visit to
their house. 0 its highly morality 1 spoze,
when she larfs wildly and sez :" gin me the
daggers-i'le let hls bowels out" or words
to that effect say this is all strickly prop.
er, spoze That Jack Fawlstaf is likewise
immoral old cuss take him how ye may
and Himlit is as crazy as loon. Tbare's
Richurd Thurd-people think he is CRATE
things, but look upon him in the lite of
monster. He kills everybody he takes
nosbun to, in cold blood, and then goes to
sleep in his tent. Bimby he wakes up and
yells for hoss, so he can go orf aRd kill
sum more people If he is not fit spesi-
men for the gallies then should like to
know ware w find um. Thare's Iergo who
is more ornery nor pizum. See how shame
full he treated that highly respectable ipjun
gentlemun Mr.. Otheller, making him for to
beleave bis wife was tu thick with Casheo.
Obsarve how Iergo got Casheo drunk as
billed owl on corn whiskey in order to carry
out his sneakin desines See how be works
Otheller's feelings up so that he goze and
makes poor Desdemony swailer piller
which caused her death. Bnt must stop.
At sum future time | shall continue my
remarks on the drammer, in which will
show the vast superiority of wax fggers,
suaix and other 6xins in a interlectuul pint
of view. t.ah a lailfolA
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

m lie undersigned respectfully informs his
i friends and the public, that he is still engaged
in carrying on the slower Saw Mill. " and is pre-
pared to furnish all kinds Of lumberat theshOrt-
q ssSs The ROAD 10 the Min has been put in
first rate order, and wagons can haul over itwith-
out any trouble OF delay at any season Of the
year. 1Ase HA "ag fI TH0S. NEITHER.
\ Yazoo citv. Jnne 4 ofs5ss1 ~ f'I6 5'f
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30
NafEce.

7NHE undersigned offers to sell his entire plan
| tasion, consisting of 600 acres Of land, ISL
negroes, so head of cattle, 80 head Of hogs, and
agood residence. My place is situated % miles
east Of Yazoo City--6 miles from Vaughan's De.
pot, on the NJ c. R. r. For terms apply to my
residence M sal8 i. A. BERRY.
October 0, 1858. f @ssa IS aeel 1T
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30
sW AsEY NURSERIES,,
Yazoo Citv. Mississinni N

YaZoo City, Mississippi. lsge
.TNHE SUBSCRIBERS, respectfully calls the
IL attention of lhe Public to their Extensive
NURSERY GROUNDS, which are now filled
with the most complete assortment of
FRUIT TREES, PLANTS, &C.
ever offered to the people of the South.
Situated as we are, in the middle region of
the Slate Of Mississippi, we have oil the diff
cultes of the climate to contend with, and
any varieties of Fruit that will succeed we'll
tOih as may be confidently recommended to
any one wishing plant in Southern climate
and soil l3 ni NJ Aa 40a ar rtiMef H
We have now in our specimen orchards
between FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED Of tho
best varieties Of Apples to be obtained in Eu
rope or America. OF this large number, so faI
as we have tested, we can recommend no more
than forty or fifty varieties which succeed well
in this Southern climate MANY of the finest
Northern varieties are entirely worthless and
many others are Of questionable value, while
only n few, and those mostly OF the earliest
varieties, can be confidently Recommended TO
give entire satisfaction to the Southern Planter
The same result has attended our experiments
in the cultivation Of the Pear, Peach, and most
other varieties of fruit; but while we have
found many to be worthless, we have succeeded
in selecting some varieties of the Apple, Pear
Peach. Nectarine, Apricot, Plum, Cherry, &C.,
that can be confidently relied on to produce
fruit of as fine quality and in some instances
finer than can be produced in the grounds Of
the most extensive orchards Of the North.
Persons wishing to supply themselves with
fine Fruit Trees, which they can plant ,"ithouf
the fear Of disappointment, can do so, By send
ing us their orders EARLY, naming the varieties
wanted, OF what would be better, naming The
season at which they ,0ish them to ripen, and
leaving the selection ofyarieties to us.
Our Trees are very fine, and our prices are
Low. as will be seen by reference to our Cata-
logue, which will be sent free to all applicants
Address: 9. B. SWASEY & CO.,
YAzoo Cry, Miss.
November u. 49,. nov27t If