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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11
+ o r S A l. T. .

- Ny Residence, on North Third street.
II2 Lewisburg, 81 #. front. and including
back building 81 fl. deep. Basement. and
Altick finished Every convenience in the
way Of out-buildngs.
Also. a Half Lot on Market ST., opposite
S. Rltters residence, with good Well OF Wa
ter and new Stable very desirable for a busl-
ness stand, or residence, Cor both combincd1
Also, other Lots, some with and some
without buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
LewIsburg. Oct. s, 1857.
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Real Estate.
for s5Iir,

VyHE residence OF the Subscrber' on
Marke, street in the Borough ol lEl =
Lewi>burg The house IS OF BEiCh, vel
finished IN every respect.
Terms-Onc half 10 be paid between 'h''
and the Gr>; day Of April next; the balance
10 be paid in Two. three OF FIVE years, a. may
sur, the buyer. Possession given any time.
June 9, 1855 ISAAC W ALI ti''
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PLAIN AND FANCY
& EAI BOOK BINDING.

ME SUbScriberS. having bought the
L Bndery late of Stephen d. and Lyman
II. Wilson, Of Milton, ani added to il some
superior implements. and having secured the
superlntcndence of Mr.. II. L. .DOWNlNG,who
has for ten years been employed in one Of the
best Bnderies in Philadelphia, and comes
with the first recommendations for integrity
and competency, are now prepared 10
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

An APPEAL Will he held at The Commits
SinnerS' udlice in l.ewisburs Oh MONDAY the
cISt day of JUNE next, when aHd where all
those who may feel themselves asgrieved hy
the above Classification may attend if they
think proper-between the hours of 10 and :
OF that day. SHEM SpIGELMOIER,
Appraiser of Mercantile Taxes for 5s
Hartlctun, Pa, Nav is. 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

The Iowa State University is SO severe
ly straightenei in its finances that the
trustees have resolved to suspend opera
tions for year.
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MARRIED tEI

Get married when vou wish, only SO yca
u cal n N.FAID!N'S HARDWARE
- ORE, and ccta hr>irate COCK STOVE az
lr,t cost. as / want to close out nv stock ci
cook stoves. JOS. MFADDIN.
Lewl>buT-, March H. 1888.
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JOSIAH KELLY. Aucttorccr,

COLLECTS the patronage Of the public.
- Residence on South Fifth street. Lewis
burg, Pa. December =. 1856.
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pWJSpRC CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMERJUNL NLll 1898

.Anllrco Kenaedy, Collector cf .SchooI Tar
IN acct, D"'
SIS, May 81 To amt Of Tax Dupc year l'5' :-o4- ."
CR.
D., - ~ TO Mar 20'ss By pi John WasTrens i,I Us
Is.S An T. to MAY y. do Wm Jones iO So -
JAM = ,,.n, ..r'..,li.r,;,u rs 81
Balance due by the Collector i'' -
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NOTlCE.-Noiice is
II hereby given, that the undersigned have
been appointed Executors of the estate of
Mrs. MARY SWARTZ, lale of White Deer
township, Union county, deceased. All persons
indebted TO said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against it will present them properly authen-
ticated for settlement.
GEORGE J. SWARTZ, Exec
JACOB SWARTZ, u,ors
New Columbia, April 10, 1853
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Bc'lrcc" heIat Ctiire and Telegraph 0ffc.
UNION BAKERY
AND
G ON L 1, c TIONERN.

'hE subscriber respectfully takes his ne
! ihod 10 inform the citizens ct LewiSIurg
and vicinIly IN general, and The Ladies in par
ucuIaI. that he has opored a bakery and
confectionery. on Market street. n Mr.
Beavers Building. where he will be ready q,
supply all who mny favor him with 4 call
with the best Of everything in his lire IF tu.
>,nesS. BREAD, CAKES and CONFEC-
TlONERI On hand at all times. Beng a
practical Baker and Confecticner fer upwards
of twenty-five years, he feels ccnfdentihai all
who iavor HIM with a call CT give him Il tiaf
shall not he disappointed. Weddings and
Parties supplied at Tie shortest notice on The
most reasonable Terms. Al SORTS Of Orna.
mental Work done to order.
BREAD delivered at II uses at al tine,
when de- lcd. CHARLES HEINER.
ICwl>burS, Oct. !, 1857.
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A FRESH SUPPLY

OF Drugs, Medicines. Notions. Paints.
" Varieties. Stationery, sc, purchased N
New York and Philad. markets. has Just been
reed al the Old Mammoth Drug Store OF
F. ;. CALDWELL, Lew!>burc.
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4 Union and a Victory
PsnnsYiyania State mention.

The united American. Republican, and
rcnp.e'S COMMITTEE Of GpeT,uIendcucc for
The CIV OF Ph!adei pima, earnestly des!ryuS
to extend aud perpetua;c that union OF the rl-
eH"utUi Opposition tu the present National
Administration which IN tins CAV has lately
Tr>utei in such brilliant sucrcSs, do hereby
Respectfully suggest and recommend ,r the
S'a'e mmiiieeN repre- cnuns ,hu>e several
elements Ofupp0,IIlvn. that they call upon
The citizens ai Pennsylvania, who are ogpo>-
et 10 the present National Administrations cs-
pcc!dl'y T. rs des3O,Ic and fraudulent Lc-
compton policy, and ii, wi.,ul neglect Of the
!nSi claims OF domestic industry. and who are
IA ttyJr %! the Sovereignty of the People oV-
81 their own local concerns. OF American IN
SuiuuonN a. against The policy and !ntrieuc>
ci iufeIgn Governments. and OF adequate pro-
teoiuun to cur home labor. To assemble IN
thrr respective Senatorial and Representa-
i.ye districts 10 choose Delegates to a : ate
Convention. to meet at Harrisburg, in The
Hall of the House Of Representatives. a: =
O'Clock, =. NJ, Of Wednesday the IIth dav of
JIly, 1891, to nominate candidates for Judge
o' The Supreme Court aui Canal CommIs-
s.Uaer.
LEONARD K FLETCHER, President.
los. FL,~IGrN.
Go. \. CorrFr, Vice Presidents.
Wu-J. Il. WHITE,
MARIN '. b. SUMMERS, o.
Jos. L. LrNDALL, '1''eS'
Philadelphia, May, 20. 1858.
In view of the above recommendation and
1t general acceptance, hereby wuhiraw the
cali for a State Convention. issued by me irr
the sth Of July next. and earnestly request
the American Republicans If the STATE to ac-
ccNt II, and participate IN the election of Del
esalrs 10 SAID CoHvenuui;
Ey order Of the State Committee.
LENUEL TODD, Chairman.
AteSt-EDw1HD MPHrRsoS. Secretary,
raIliSie May 81. 1898.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

Sunday newspaper selling is to be sup
pressed by the new Mayors Of New York
and Philadelphia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11
Lettcred with Gold

in legible and durable characters, TO order.
MUSIC PORTFOLIOS, &c, made 10 suit
customers.
Lettering and Binding heretofore done by
the Milton Binders, can be executed by US IN
a correspending style, as we have their tools,
types, and designs.
IA good Bindery has long been desired
in this vicinity. and we can therefore most re-
spectfuly solicit the public patronage. trusting
that il will he sufficient to repay the outlay
and risk. ~ Rent, tools, stock, and work
men all requiring money, we shall expect
PAY ON DELITERY Of all work. ri We
intend TO charge moderate, REASONABLE and
uniform prices, on the Live and Let Live
principe-and hope to make it a permanent
business.
Office in the center of Market Square, north
side, second storey, adjoining the CHRoNIcLE
and Telegraph Offices, third door from the
Post Office.
WORDEN & CORNELIUS. Prop'rs.
HENRY E. DOWNING, Agent.
Lewishurg, May /, 1858.
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and build it mp with unusual raE .l.sy.
The LIyuE is ono -f the principal r.-ular-r- of
the human body: and vl.u % lsIt. rll- Dr., iau'-
tic MS weu the powers oi rhr ,y.t.u .Er fully Dee
y-i0Vtl. The s.f5aet Is O aim. ,i.l. a| rI.
the healthy action ct ..l. I.s- I.s rIr 3 f-- -rr
PERT rmHu,r ot it, fcr0 q t.u-. when lfr stomach
is at tau.t. The bowels at fault. ss4 tl. whole
system suffers in C0u-s- / .ucu.e Of ore r--Hr She
Llvir-La ceased G. = q. its duty I.r f.r disc
o. that organ. one 90 tho rro. f.-s las made
his study iu practice q .tu, o, tlau twenty ysyr~
10 fut some T.utdN. vh.gsv'th q" rUurtgIaUt
the many d.rar-. ni,lt- q tu vlirL 30 Is i'alIs-
To prove That ti'- 3. u |lJy l- 80 .a-f i.luI any
person troubled viii I.v y s t.s.sr ,!N- in any uf
its forms, has Tut TO Try - a tul,. and CCuyi..I is
certain.
Th,se Gums remove ar - 1rorIiG 1-Ial nl..fsr from
the SYSTEM. SUP .y|u- ti.ir place healthy o..
Cf lI4C. iuyi- Tat.r tie rila,.. eau>lI- I,ul
digest well. .ryJI NlNG TOE - uJ..r. giving tone aud
health To the wl"r ma ~ rliu,r -, removing tie
Of the dsgasy--rf - f.ef.t- s radical CLrr.
BILIOUS tTT,yRs :rc Z cured. tNu. vIraT IS r~r-
III. rEEvFNTTn, by the oc,a-guaI OF The Ilv-
One ..e aner eating is sufficient to r.li,vc tie
s'ou"'A ana prevent the tood fr,m IlsIus anu
sourir-
Only one dose ,abenbe- ~, fore retiring. prevents
NITUIHhEG. IL
Only one dose taken at f., ni5lt, Ioossns tie towels
gently, and Cos L. I.fIN.t-.
ono dose taken after -. each meal Will cuse pIs-
Tlr-IN
se-oue dose Of two tes- srccnfu,s viii always re-
li.yt sI,k iiI,rlCuF.
One lottle taken f5r f. mue o. .t7ur'iou removes
the Of tie disease. and rfa,s ftri,e. cure.
Only dose immttIa r,I..,rs & r,1re. vi lie
one dose often rgf eat,c is sure cure for CUyiIEA
N'rUUs, snd Trcyruta- tiy,Cf CratlF,.
r. only one hottie = m needed To- Throw out of
The s,s;,m tie effects Of W m,di.uc a4.,r a long
sickness.
Re one lott'etskrr for JtrN--,r removes AL. -.I-
luwness or unnatural col q rr II, m tie kin
One t0se taken q short TIM. i,'.rs ,at.r- Gives
viror 10 the appetite and ~ makes iroI digest we'll
one dose often rel ratrd - ours CuEoN1c pIsrruTN
in its worst forms, while n SU'NTE aud Bowl com
plants yield Utmost o. ~ the f = dose.
one two doses cures 4, attacks caused ty VCr,-S
in Children. there j. ne ~ surrr. safer or sT,c.tr
remedy in the world. as -, il rer.5- tIiE-.
Nv few bottles curts q Dkvrsl, Is cScitiu- the
al~orheuts
We take pleasure in zee q Cmmcudirc tlis medicine
% YrsNtutafivc for FEI NFR ANu tgtr. emu fU-
vLK. and all FfvfEs ct r. IN ruIl.rs TYPE Ii orpr-
atos with all certainty. and thousands are will
Ing 10 testify 20 its vou- dcrtui virtues.
ruAll who use il are giving their Gus test-
Cny its favor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

= EVANS Il SNOUGRASS are selling
Extra Family Flour q. SJ..J, and euPeItle
al ~J.1J.
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! Hr Uaer u, Ee no0H iriti ne Erga-l'or and ssal
loIC t0tb tSll,sr-
The Liver InyiSoratOr
Is 4 SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL pTSCoNTEY and IS daily
working cures almost too great to lCryg IL cures II
ly magicrsl ne rSi d1 qirIfo icH.f, srld, more
than one bottle is required to any Kind Of IN E
Complaint, from the JltHdts or INN ystl 60 a
common HsGddche, all Of which the results Of Dis
eased Liver.
rRtcE OyE notLsR rTr G'yILF.
SANFORD Co FruI tors. SO broadway. New York
and rctailed by all Druggists. Sold also ty
1y.Jl /. :. CALDW ELL Levisturg. Ia
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Borough Statement nt,lS57'S.
.JoAn B. Linn, Treasurer ofMe B'ro"gh Of
LcriSburH IN acct 'rM Borough, Dr.

y rIVV1I'- ''V''T =
burgess "
lsJs, May Il. Balance due Borough Treasurer I'9 y
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

DEATH OF Cow. JoNEs-A Morseo-
graph from Washington announces the
death Of Captain Thos. Ap Catesby Jones,
of the L. S. navy. He was born in Nir-
ginia, and entered the service in 1905. In
the war of 1912, he commanded gun.
boat hotilla of % guns, which engaged a
British force af 80 barges or boats, carry
ing ~, operating against New Orleans, in
the action with which lie was disabled by
a shot. He had command Of the Pacific
squadron in 1872, when, believing that
Great Britain was about to take posses
sion Of Monterey, Mexico, be anticipated
the design and took possession himself,
supposing that war had been declared
VI was recalled for this act, but again held
command Of the Pacific squadron in 1913.
a Washington correspondent of For
ney's Press says, "The war upon the
friends of Judge Douglas continues with
unabatcd bitterness. There is combina-
ton here resolved to persecute Judge
Douglas to the uttermost, and they man.
age to surround the President all the time.
What renders their course more Infamous
is the fact that at this moment the Office
holders of the Administration in Illinois
are hard at work making a coalition with
some of the Republicans to defea. Douglas
and the regular Democratic ticket.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

ISJs, My Il NuIt " III' 20 W T. Io0d W T"
CR
by amt Of services and expenses in thr m-tter of
Samuel Meek, a Paup"T removed from Fn-t
Bufaloe. the appeal from order OF rrmoNs 81
o,cr-.rr's services ari oxtrnscs IN Nov 1857 300
lsJs, Mar IL. Paid Wm Moore for horse hire 90
Ap. D. Paid Saml Meek for keeping pauper 20 up
Mar IL 7 II wilson's physician hill Tor same - 20
Nav -. J q J Walls for goods f,r same 10 ~
Mar Ii. J A Mertz E-u. for order, 4U
tp. ?. Hunter PardBc hi.
do John u Linn. making duplicates, blk recOrl
book. ana services in Mrr's case l. 30
Navel &J Walls for Mrs Boon and Mrs IIeitsua 40
do = Schreycr Tor Mrs Dona by 90
do Brown Storn"r f'r Samuel Neck nu
Ap.S Geo Iust'in for Mrs Boon -
do Expenses with Jacob Eoyer and family 2.O
Nav -. Services a. OvrrS--r - uo
do Per rrnt collecting Duplicate Is -
10 Cash I'd = Nevius : per order IS
Balance due by the oyerseer loo p
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ls5s May IS. Bal due Ovcr=eer on settlement
EIOTERA for 1855
Charles CrIck Is StOuShtCn
John roeth -
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john Walls, Treasurer Of School Directors,
an 1ccf DIR

lS57, July :. To balance due account 1885, l52 81
July Is To cash of = A Donachv -
oct - to Mar 49, ls5S Cash of Kennedy, Coll 1890 O7
1855, Apr .. To STATE appropriation 2Ut s.
April i3. Rent from Miss q Rowland II IS
do do Miss CJ Thompson l. -
do do Niss A Miller i 90
do Cash Mr. Wngard for card 90
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

Samuel 4Tijsr, Orer5ecr IF the Poor .jorMc
North Ward, DIR.
ls57. May Il. Bal due Bor as Per settlement : 80
l,as, May IS Amt Poor Tax Dup. No.wi, 1857 3I4 OG
do do To cash reed support paupcr child IS On
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NY its favor.
H,r Uater in Ee mouth ,ri, ne Erig5-d'or, and sa
or ft-fh t0grLLsr
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16
advertisements. q
CRANES PATENT METALLIC
BURIAL, CASIKET.

gkNHE subscribers have become the owners
Of the right Of thisis newly Invented
I. Burial Casket" fpr.the county Of Yazoo.
The Caske is fashioned to accord with the
feelings Of the bereaved, and yet retains all
the requisites Of an appropriate receptacle for
the dead.
Whatever ends to soften or make less keen
the poignancv of our grief. commends itself
TO our consideration. So much that is repnl-
sve has been discarded in the arrangement and
shape Of the above case, that its name, the
"Caskel Burial Case is an involuntary sug-
yes ion We do no, hesitate to aver that
there has never been 10 use anything so entire
y chase appropriate, and, withal, 50 cnnve-
nient as this invention
The Casket is perfectly air-tight composed
Of metal, and will last for ages.
OCT We have now supply Of the Casket
on hand, and respectfully invite our friends tc
call and examine them.
COFFlNS will be made for those who prefer
them. Orders attended 10 at all hours, whethe
by day or night, or Sunday.
Their shopis near the river, nearly in rea'
of Harrison u Hyatt's,
FlTCHETT & FLEMMING.
N. B. Terms, CASH orciy acceptance.
Yozoo City, Aug. 18th, 1853. If.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16
Gbr 1lu3ou Deurcfrat.
A POISONED VALLEY.

A singular discovery has lately been made
near Batten, in Java, Of poisoned valley.
Mr. Alexander Loudon visited it last July,
and we extract paragraphafrom commu,
nication on the subject, addressed by him to
the Royal Geographical Society:
1t is known by the name of Guevo Upas
on Poisoned Valley; and following a path
which has been made for the purpose, the
party shortly reached it with couple of
dogs and fowls, for the purpose of making
experiments On arriving at the top of the
mountain the party dismountod, and scram-
bled up the side Of the hill, at distance Of
a mile, with the assistance of the branches
and the projecting roots. When at few
yards from the valley a strong nauseous,
sufocating smell was experienced but on
approaching the margin the inconvenience
was 10 longer found The valley is about
half mile in circumference, of an oval
shape, aud about thirty feet deep.
The bottom of it appeared to be fiat, with
out any vegetation, and few lrge stones
scattered here and there. Skeletons of hui
man beings, tigers, bears, deer and all
sorts of birds and wild animals Icy about in
profusion. The ground on which they lay
at the bottom Of the valley appeared to be
aAard sandy substance, and no vapor was
perceived. Tie sides were covered with
vegetation.
1t was proposed to enter it, and each Of
the party having lit a cigar, managed o get
within twenty feet of the bottom, where q
sickening, nauseous smell was experienced
without any difficulty of breathing. A dog
was now fastened to bamboo and thrust tC
the bottom Of the valley, while some of the
party with their watches in their hands, OBJ,
served the effect
At the expiration of fourteen seconds h,
fell off his legs, without moving or looking
around, and continued alive only eighteer
minutes. The other dog now left the com
pany and went to his companion On reach
ing him he was observed to stand qutt
notionless, and at the end of ten seconds
fell down; he never novel his limbs after
and lived only seven minutes A fowl wa
thrown in, and died in minute and quar-.
ter. And another, which was thrown ii
after, died in the space of minute and
half.
A heavy shower of rain fell during th,
time that these experiments were going for
ward, which, from the interesting nature o
the experiment, was quite disregarded Oh
the opposite side of the valley to that whicl
was visited lay human skeleton. Th
head was resting on the right arm. TIL
effect of the weather had bleached The bone
as white as ivory. This was probably tn
remains of some wretched rebel, hunte,
towards the valley, who had taken shele
there unconscious of its character
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

CoNcERNING KIssEs.-"The kiss" saws
and ancient woman -hat4r, sis the Aurora Of
love, but the SUNSET of chastity"
After the first kiss there follows a second,
then third, and so upward on the many
rugged ladders IF love to the ultma.thule.
One kiss very little and yet very much, Il
Is the worIdless interpreter two hearts,
which by this one breath tells each other
more than by myriads Of words.
The kiss in the high priest who initiates
the hearts into the Elysiap mysteries ofloye
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

A PRoBLEM.-Whoever originated the
following deserves to have his name handed
down to posterity: If dispatch from En-
gland to America gains on the sun so as to
reachhere A hours by the clock before it
left England, at what time would it arrive
at the point of departure, were a cable car
ried entirely y around the world Would it
not arrive the day before it left, less only the
time exhausted in making the circuit? If so,
then, with a continuous telegraph line
around the world, why not send dispatch
around and around until it reaches back to
Adam, and let him know what his Chi dren
are about these "latter days"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16
advertisements.
PROSPECTUS
THE YAZOO DEMOqRAT

EIsHIS journal will be established at Yazoo (ih
Miss, by S. s. Calhoun Co.. and will mako
its debut about the lst Of September next. Il
will be devoted to the Advancement OF the local
interests Of Yazoo and the adjoining counties
and to the advocacy of the principles of thu
Democratic Southern Rights Party.
While the DEMOCRAT will present the results
of a fearless scrutiny of the acts Of the Govern.
ment and public men, its columns viii nevertbe.
less be opento what is considered msritorious in
literature, and promotve of science and the arts
Agriculture is the basis of the wealth and i'm.
portance Of the Southern States especially of
Mississippi, and the editor will therefore bestov
ecial attention upon this branch of industry.
Associated with the edit,rin the propnetcrsbin.
of the paper will be a skiful practical printer
whose energies will be wholly directed TO its me.
chanical department. This arrangement will
secure neat and handsome sheet. n
The DEMOCRAT is offered to advertisers as an
excellent means of communicative with the pub,
| lie. Hqf
! The terms of subscription will be- THKREDoIl
LARS per annum, Invariably an dduance
Address: S. S. CALHOON & CO.,
Yazoo City, Miss,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16
ASSOCIATE EnIrons.

M bf4w ASSOCIATE EDIToRs.d a Bp
DIR L. G. GARLAND, Tuscaloosa
DR.. H. TALBIRD, Marion.
Hon. GABRIEL DU VAL, Montgomery
H. TUTWlLER, Greene Springs.
e A. GODDARD, Coosa County.
a T. r. LORD. Taladega. ii N
P.lA.lTOWNE, ESQ.,, Cahaba.
w. @. RICHARDSON Summer6eld.
: I. c. BRAGG, Au'augaville.
4B w, T. WALTHALL. Mobile. En-
w. F. PERRY, Tnskegee. H
J. w PRATT, Tuscaloosa.
II. B. HATFIELD, Eutaw.
September A, 1851
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

iTNnE undersigned informs the public that
4 he is now fully pre- pared to manufacture
BOOTS AN ShOES, at the Tan Yard in
Yazoo Ci,,.
All orders llea ON the shortest notice and
In the most S isfactory manner.
JOHN D. LEE.
Yazoo City, September II, l857-l7-tf.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

a clergyman was lately depicting before
a deeply interested audience the alarming
increase Of intemperance. when he astonished
his hearers by exclaimiag "a young wo-
man in my neighborhood died very suddenly
last Sabbath Ohjle I ooas preaching the
gospel IN state Of Jeastly i,ttoricationI"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

EsS- A lady passenger on the Valley road
cars produced quite a sensation yesterday,
by one of those unavoidable accidents, So Ii
able to occur in all well regulated families.
The " sensation weighed about nine pounds,
and IS to be called Gilbert in honor of CON
ductor Gilbert, who rendered invaluable aid
on the occasou.-Latdyette Courier.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16
FRESH ARRIVALS
AT THE
Gentlemen'S Furnishing Emporium
.. FROMHERZ.

" E X Q II 4 " T e q q 0 Z !,
Yasoo city, Miss,
HAS just received, direct from the Eastern
cities, large and splendid assortment of fine
GOODS Tor the SEAS N-Clolhs, Cassimeres
Merinoes French Doeskin and Plain and Fancy
Vestings of all kinds, all Of which he is prepar-
ed to manufacture for customers 10 order in
the latest styles, und on the shortest notice
0--57 No fit. no sale. -E-O He has also on hand
a full stock of Shirts, Cravats, Gloves, &c.. &c
The patronage OF the public is respectfully
solicited.
0-s~ Fashion plates received every month
from York and Paris l9-tf