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10 q n. Services and James Reynolds: q
VOU are hereby notified that there il now on file
i In the office or the Clerk Of the District Court
q Lss County, lows, ut Ksokuk, Z. petition of
sum OF three hundred and ffty dollars and inter-
est, as money due on a promssory note executed
by G. N. Service to Jam es Reynolds and by him
endorsed to plaintiff, and claiming Of both Of you
the fersploeureof fnortxAEo given to said
note and two othor notes, and conveying the fol-
loving real estate, to-wit: A part of lots and 8,
In block 49, IN the city Of Keoksk, being twenty
Ave feet fronting on Eleventh street, beginning
as feat from the ends Of said lots and runsing
SANG width at ht said lots 100 feet,
in~se county, Iowa, 10 which said real estatc the
said james Reynolds has claims to havs soms in
tcrest.
ON or before the second day Of the next term Of
said District Court, commencing on the hrst Mon
day in February 1859, judgment and decree win
be rendered according to the prayer of said petition
and said real estate win be sold to satisfy the
amount found TO Be due plaintiff, interest and
costs, and all your interest therein will be cut Of
and forever barred ard forecIosed.
McCRARY BRUCE,
Solicitors for Petitioner
Dee. Is, 1S6odln
TTyO Edward G. Pyle, Martha A. Pyle, f. H.
O'Connor, Kate O'Connof, L. L. O'Connor,
Margaret A. Lewis:
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
there is file In the Office OF the Clerk of the
District Court OF Lee coun ty, Iowa, at Keokuk,
petition al j a. Lee, claiming Of you, Edward
G. Pyle, the Of thousand dollars as due on
your note, dated October sist 1855, to L. G. Dob
yns, for six hundred dollars ct eighteen months
with ten per cent. interest, and against all Of you
| the fsrseiosure Of mortgage Of even date with
said note and given to secure the same, with an
other since paid) lot 3 block l82, with all the
imprc, ements thereon, in the city Of Ksokuk, Lee
county, lows: praying for order TO sell said
property and other general relief. And unless you
Il ala Ans-
on or before the 2nd day of the next term of said
| court, to commence 1T Keokuk on the fret Monday
of February, A. d. 1850, default will be entered
| against you, the said petition taken confessed
and decree rendered In accordance with the prayer
/ thereof. NOBLE STRONG,
! Dec IS, 1850 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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Mississippi Valley .NuSsS1y.
WESTERN GMOwN TREEs fOR
THE WESTg

NIT H several years
w experience the Pro-
prietor car now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N D
EHRUBBERY, acclima-
tad, ana 1osnd - succeed
In the West.
Many 81 these Trees
are Of extra size, and
have produced Ane speci-
mems Of fruit the past sea-
son. Thoes interested are
Invited 10 call and ex-
| anime for themselves.
nvd = - pnv n vAnvA Rnap
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$50 OWNWS00A II O1h00s -
10 0nMrlse G. AdA1, Alsx a. Taylor. joseph Tam
linson ,jr., Issae Hali, Janss Humphrey, Hrfdg
q. msA . - H.. WAllasss tdeesndAntss ..
%VOu ars hsrsAy rsspsotiyeiy netihsd that Their
d y ~ On Als n ths Clarke Once OF the DIS
tsia C1n@ 81 Leo osanty, Iowa, ~ Keokuk. pc
tissa r 1iran Barbey, slsining judgmsns on
fsss@1 y94 sncetSsgs against said Charles Y;
Adj = ~ nnASd. Tor the sAm cf two nunass
NJ - i1 1S-Iee 0ollau, With ten Per cent.
iniS14re To- 80 nth day u Aug, ls1, ma
spsst gnsr.l sxssstion aSs,nst rnsr .s,. y.
nam1H. 1 2sinr Also Tor the foreclSsnre Of mort
sass 81 said ch.s. 2. Ad.rn 70 ca. s,. 1 M
SON - ~ front ends Of lots y and oloek Log
--bsis1 ~ half thereof II the City OF keokuk,
Lea Cosrty, Iowa: tie als Or aid mortgaged prem
isss % ~ q aid dstk thssxtingaishment OF all
: :finlIa. -p'''' 'a' = - - go
NJ, you M each Of you are nosinsd 10 appear
and .nswcr md petition on the morning OF the III
day Of the Aexf term Of zid Court, to b holden on
ths Lit Monday Of February, 1860, or judgment
ana dscrss win be had therein - prayed for By de-
fanN III. SCOTT HOWELL,
Des. 10, 1855. dim Sol'r for Petitioner.
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fISAX SALE OF LOT on which delinquent special
1 tax IL due and unpaid for laying plank walk on
4th and Exchange streets In front 81 said lot:
0wner,s name Lot Block. Tax. Cost.
Unknown, 8 81 1882 II 10
NOTICE Ia hershy given to the owner of the
lot described in the foregoing list. situated ia the
City Of Keokuk, Lee County and state Of Iowa,
that special tax hs been assessed and levied on
said lot designated in the above List BY the City
Council Of the City oil Kcokuk, and unless pay
costs, or before the 4th day Of January, A. D.
1860, the sid lot 90 much thereof = shall be
necessary to discharge said tar and costs will Do
sold on the day Aforesaid, at the Mayors Once In
said city, between the hours Of o'clock :. m.
| and s o'clock p. m.
G. G. STEVENS,
Collector of tho City Of Ksokuk.
Dee. IL. 1850
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has Won for itaelf such renown for he cure a.
every variety - throat sad Lung Comy taint. that
h = ensirely ue1lecessary for u TO rSesdnt Tn
evidence Of its virtues. wherever IL has been sr-
ployed- As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, wc need not do more than
assure ths people its qaty 10 kept up TO the best
It ever has been. and that il may be relied on 70
DO Tor their relief all it has ever been found TO do
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H ChFOmate Potash.
1nn LBS, for Dysrs use, for sale by
lUU Al. WILKlNbON,
Sign Of the Golden Kagls aad Mortar,
decl3d % Main street.
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Original N0ttcc.
To l.. w. 0'Bricn, VIM. n. O,Brien Harry Fulton.
Lewis Rosenthal, Morris Rindskopp, defend


Lewis Rosenthal, Morris Rindskopp, defend
antS):
V0U are hereby respectively notified that there
l. Is now on fle In the Clerk Office OF the District
Court Of Ice County, Iowa, ct Keokuk, . petition
Of Janes n. Billings, claiming judgment on fore
closure OF . mortgage against said l.. w. h VIM. II.
O'Rrien above named, for tho sum Of nine hundred
and thirty dollars with ten per cent. interest
from the 18th day Of February 1855 and special
and general execution against l.. W. VIM. H.
O'Brien, and - against all said defendants above
named praying ALEC for tho foreclosure Of . mort
gagc givna by said 0'nrians to James M. Billings
upon 10 fest Oh Of the rear ends Of lots 10
Al md IL block 6s, KeokGk, Lee Co., Iowa; the
sale Of said mortsAged premises to pay of said
debt, the extinguishment Of all equity Of redemp-
tion therein, Cor costs and general relief.
Nov, yeu and each Of you are notified to appral
and answer said petition on the morning Of the 4
day Of ahe next term OF said Court 70 Be- holden
the LIT Monday Of February, 1860, or judgmen
and decree will be had therein ~ prayed FOR BY de-
fault. III. SCOTT HOWELL,
Dec. 10, lS5o-dlm Sol'r for Petitioner.
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ALSO.
A LARGE stock OF Juveniles for the Holidays,
II for sale by NJ. w. WESrCOTT,
Decled o. MAiu-st.
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70 John Stsnnus, John Hamilton, Jos. Kelley,
VIM. 6tannus, (defendants):
VOU are hereby respectively notified that there
i Is now on file In the Clerk Office Of the ID strict
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ut keokuk, petition
of James A. Leo. claiming judgment against
said John stannus and John Hamil ton above
named, for the sum Of nine hundred thirty-eighi
dolars with interest ct ten per cent. from the 26th
day III February, 1857, on two promissory notes Of
said parties dated Feb IS 1857, for 1460 each and
= special and general execution against John Stan
nus AID John Hamilton, and q against al said de
PENDANTS above named, praying also for the fore
closure Of . mortgage given by said john Stannn.
and John Hamilton to james A. Lee upon the un-
divided third part Of fifteen acres ofiand Oh Of
the east side Of tho northwest of the south ives,
quarter Of section twenty-five, township s. north
range west, in Lee Co., lows; the sale Of sale
mortEaged promises to pay CT said debt, the err
tinguishmentof all equity Of redemption therein
Tor costs and general relief.
Now, you and each of you are notified 20 appear
and answer said petition on tho morning OF the d
day OF the next term Of said Court, to be holden
on the lst Monday Of February, 1852, or iudgmsn
and decree will be had therein prayed for BY de-
fault. Hc6COTT HOWELL,
Dec. 10. I85g-dIm Sal'r for Petitioner.
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Dec. 2lst, 1859 dim
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Bl-OarH 0n9ro 0a6as
TWENTY kegs Newcastle and Liverpool, for
i sale BY A. j. WILKIN1ON,
Sign Of tAs Golden Eagle and Mortar,
novzld 90 Main-st.
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Coal,

IN0TON COAL MlNEe,
xTyHOLneALB and recall. Acknowledged b,
wv al - ~ tho bese Iowa Coal.
Thu supsgier CeAl delivered O Warsaw and Al
exandriA In lots a l,0ee b1shAh and upwards, d
low ratss. Once On ThiFd-strsst, Near 1Aia.
aua3kA =. Z. RLATT.
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ar. MENTAL AND VOCAL PHILOSOPHY,
~ Involving the prineiplss Of Reading and
0psAkipg, and designed for the dsvslopuent Of
both body and mind, in accordance with the M
ture and destiny Of man, ~ Prof. Bronson, A. n.
II. WEsTCOTT,
Dselod 81 Main-st.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

to be considered its interests promoted, its domin-
ion cxtendedi We apprehend Senator Brown is
a little near. sighted With good intentions an.
strong democratic instincts. his ardor has got the
better Of his judgment. We want Cuba not be-
cause il will extend slavery; for it will in our
hands effect no such end. 1t will limit and cir
cumscribe slavery. 1t will cut off an important
branch Of the foreign slave trade. Slavery exists
in this island; and if it's climate soil and produc
tions should draw slaves from the continent and
employ them there, that will not extend slavery il
any just sense.
We trust that there viii be no dispute be
tween the Tribune and the Union, as tC
which has given Mr.. Brown the best adyer'
tisement, the strongest recommendation t
tho applause and continued confidence Of tht
South The garlic Of the Union approaches
very near the asafetida Of the Tribune.
[N. o. Della.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02
L SATURDAY MORNING. April, q 1859 NUMBER 3D.

population, that jewel, without which, humans
life is truly charmless But for the fallen
fiithless wife there is no hope on this earth
Public opinion denounce her sentence Of
communication from society, and no rea
hearing is ever granted her ;--ho appeal can
ever be taken ;--nO bitter contrition, no re-
formation Of life, no blamelessDess Of con-
duct can ever restore her to the place from
which she has fallen. From the unmitiga-
bic scorn Of an unsympathising world, there
| is no refuge for her, except in the grave.
Time but deepehs and blackens the stain
upon her name; aud it clings to her forever
like the curse Of God to the outcast children
of Christ's crucifers.
In this world of beauty there is nothing
so beautiful, in this world of loveIiness,
there is nothing SO lovely as pure woman
and in this same world there is nothing 50
repulsiyc as that whited sepuIchre, an i'm,
pure one. Woman's character has been hap
PLY and correctly compared to snow:--
Snow, which, "when fair, is the fairest Of
all things, when foul, the foulest."
4 But we are fain to leave the subject
4 There is but one comforting consideration
suggested by this dreadful tragedy, and that
lis, it may serve to arrest others who may be
treading the same crooked and Shiny paths
to ruin and misery.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

SENSATION PApERs.-We have on our
table Harper's Weekly and Frank Leslie's
Illustrated, ia both Of which are pictures
pulporting to be the portraits of the prin-
cipal characters, and scenes iu the late
tragedy at Washington These two are SO
entirely dissimilar in almost every respect,
that we are inclined to believe the following
from the New York Tribune is true:
Some Of the sensation newspapers" have
gratifed their readers, since the Sickles
tragedy, with portraits Of the persons most
concerned An old cut of Piccolomini has,
ln one instance, done service for Mrs. Sickles;
in another picture of Jenny Lind has been
put to the same use. Mr.. Sickles and Mr..
Butterworth have been represented by the
pictures of two celebrated murderors The
portrait Of Mr.. Alfred Bum, the London
manager, has been offered as that Of Mr..
Key.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

MURDER AND Mon LAw.-The Pine
Bluff (Ark.) Independent of the 18th ult..
says!
We learn, by private letter from Arkan-
sas county, the particulars Of horrible
murder, and the execution Of the murderer,
on DR.. Bells plantation. A negro man
having some unknown cause of enmity
against the overseer, crept up behind him
and, with All axe, struck the overseer Levi
Lowery) on the head, the blade entering the
brain up to the handle, aud splitting the
head entirely open--death Of course ensuing
instantly. Tue negro was immediately taken
in custody by the constable The night foln'
lowing, number of persons assembled, and
getting forcible possession Of the negro, hung
him to neighboring tree.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

VALuE OF ADvERrFsTNG I'VE saw IN
an exchange the other day statement that
the house THAT did the largest business in
Memphis, aud was far ahead Of all the rest
in prosperity, was that Of a celebrated dry
goods firm ID that cityand the editor had
asceftained beyond all doubt that they were
the largest advertisers in their section. This
fact at once explained the matter let our
merchants take notige. The spring and
summcf trade IS opening for them, aud nov
is The acceptable time. Soaftfow
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

The GRANDSON or LORD BYRoN's MARY
The London Morning Star, of January
II says:
Last week there were rejoicings in the
villages Of Edwalton, Celwick, Annesley,
Sc, (Notts,) to celebrate the coming of age
of Mr.. John Chawcrth Musters, the grand
son Of Lord Byron's Mary An address
was presented to Mr.. Musters, which spoke
of Annesley Park Zone of the family seats,
aud where the noble poet passed SO much
Of his boyhood,) as having its deep poeti. ].
cal associations, and awakening emotions Of
no ordinary kind, the name Of Mary Cha.
worth being destined to remain forever in
the annals Of our country.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

FUGfTivE SLAVES IN MASSACHUSETTS -
The majority report of the Committee on
Federal Relations in tho Massachusetts Leg
stature few days ago recommended bill
to prevent aud punish any attempt to arrest
fugitim slaves in that State A minority
report against the bill was also presented.
Let them pass the bill if they choose to- As
to the rendition Of fugitive Slaves BY the
people Of Massachusetts, it can make but
small practical difference whether such q bill
becomes law OF not.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

Sacb lanauage as this Is but the constant and
natural echo wherever this article IS used.
This Liniment is indispensable to planters and
owners Of horses and mules. Mr. JoHN DANIELS,
Montgomery. Ala sold n slave for $780, who1was
raised from utter uselessness by this Liniment
Every family should have it. Be very particular
and enquire for the Mustang Linimeni, and take
n0other.
Sold Oy III dealers throughout North and South
America Europe. and all the Islands Of the
Ocean, for 25 cents, so cents, and s 90 per
bottle BARNES s5 PAR rs, New York.
Also, Lyons Celebrated Insect Powder.
March 5. 1889 [6meow.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

A Hiberuian had come fur to see NiagaS
ra, and while he gazed upon it, friend
asked him if it was not the most wOnder-
full thing he had ever seen. 70 which he
replied a'Never BIT, man; never Bit
Sure, it Is DO wonder at all that the wa
ther should fall down there, FOR Ia like 70
know what would hinder It"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02
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- =
There is hardly more beautiful lysic in the
angaage than the following BY 0LIvER WBspEL1
ioLMEs:
saw him onece before,
AS he passed by the door; "
Aud again
The pavement stones resound,
Ashe totters Ger the ground
With his cane
They say that in his prime
Ere the pruning knife Of time
cuthim down;
Not better man was found,
by the crier on his rosnd
Through the town.
M But now he walks the streets,
And he looks on alI he meets
50 sorlorn;
And he shakes his feeble head,
And seems as if he said
They are gone
The emossy marbles rest
On the lips that he has pressed,
IN their bloom;
And the names be loved to hear
Have been carved for many years
On the tomb,
My grandmamma has said
Poor old lady, she is dead
Long ago.
WI That he had q Roman nose,
And his cheek was like rose
In the snow.
But now his nose is thin,
Aadthangs upon has chin,
Like q stqf
And q crook in his back,
And melancholy crack,
In hislaugh.
know it is sin,
FOrme tosit and grin
Athim here;
Butids old three cornered hat,
And breeches, and all that,
Are 50 queer.
And if should live to be,
The last leaf on the tree,
In the spring
Let them smile IS donow,
At the old forsa zen bough
Where | cling.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

MuRpEn. q man named John Sullivan
was killed in this city, on Wednesday night.
by Thomas Quilkiu, a watchman on the
Southern Railroad. The parties got into q
dispute II the barroom Of David Walsh,
near the depot, when Quilkin kuocked Sui
Ivan down, the fall breaking his neck.
Quilkiu was arrested. ~ YicEs5arg Wing. q
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

TO Hotel Keepers, Restaurants, Drug
giSts, GrOCers and the Public.
DIR. BRUNON'S BITTERS


Have, from their excellent qualities, been recon.
mended by the MOST EMINENT PEYSICIANs
as most valuable and never-failing remedy fof
DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHEAs
DEBILITY, HEARTBIIBN Y +
BIbIOuSNESS, JAUNDICE
LIVER @ COMPLAINTS, BLOOD DISEASES
&c., &C.. SC.
Are also q sure and certain preventive AGAINST
FEVER AND AGUE, CHOLERA. SUMNER
COMPLAINTS. 8c,
and is the most etfcaeious TONIC AND APPEs
TlTE CREATING COMPOUND ever offered e
the public
BY the use Of these Bitters, ALL DISEASES
or THE BLOOD will be thoroughly eradicated.
and all those who are suffering from early excees
and PR0STRATION OF THE PHYSICAL En-.
ERGlES will be restored to a ROBUST AND
VIGOROUS STATE OF HEALTH.
The DIGESTIVE ORGANS will be stimulated
and permanently strengthened, APPETITE win
be created, and the DEBILITATED SUBJECT
RES rORED TO NEW LIFE.
This remedy has very agreeable taste, and
will be taken readily by children as well as
adults.
All persons suffering from any Of the above
ccmp'ainis are invited to try DR.. BRUNON'S
BITTEIsS.
DosE. For an adult, small wine-glassful 3
times . day for q child, child, a small tea
spoonful twice day.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02
MUSTANG LISlNBST,
vALUABI.E UORsE SAVED !

n y F-FF77V III = DIT IT V1''7711 '717 = II
Mr. IS. LlTCII, Hyde Park, VT. writes :-"That
the horse was considered worthless his case
was Spavin.) but since the free use Of Mustang
Liuiment, have sold him for 800 cash. Your
Liniment has been doing wonders up here"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

FEtT GRAND "A negro bp9 was driving
an unrnly mule, when tie animal suddenly
stopped aud refused 20 bulge. " Won't 90.
hey said the boy sfeels gfsad, does yeE
tSpose you forgot your fadel was . jackass,s
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02
-pnRTnAITs..

Ny love is beauteous as the lily-queen
Reused BY the golden sunbeams amorOas toucl
70 wake, and give her perfume to the moru
Her voice hath music, as the south wind sigh,
Or twilight lute, touched BY the lovers hand
Her lips a treasury for holied sweets
And trembling love kiss whilst her fairy step
Sounds lightsemeas the fawn's; how rich the tres
That sIumbers on her bosoms snowy couch,
Unconscious Of the heaven that turks withins
But oh the task, to picture her fond heart,
That scene Of dreams, IN sorrow, and in Joy,
OF storm and sunshine, faithful, tender true,
As woman's should bel and a welcome home
For VOWS unnumbsr'd and memorials dearf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

MARRYING 4 CHIfD FOR HER FORTUNE
IN The Quincy (Flal Republic We find the
following
The worthy guardian, as well as the COM
lnunitgs was much alarmed Hast Sunday
evening sat the disappearance Of little
weak zminded girl about thirteen Or fourteen
years Of agc, named Julia Filyaw y was
feared she had strayed of, and was lost, as she
suddenly disappeared from her sister, when
taking walk. II has since been ascertain
ed that she was taken away By one George
Wilder, and carried to Georgia, where, i +
reported, they were married on Monday ast
Her extreme south, together with her wesh
mind, IS such is to make The act amount &c
almost brutality. 81 tho part Of Wilder
I Her fortune, which Is S25,000, doubtless
wss the cause Of this disgFaeefal oatragq
Much indignation d1ists i1 lhs community
against Wilder.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

742 BROADWAY, N. II.
Sold at 50 cents per bottle, ss5 per dozen, So so
per gallon extra Bitters for Bar-Rooms. BY the
gallon; fine Stoughton Bitters, ST Is per gallon
kSy~ For sale BY all Druggists and Grocers.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AZ
542 Broadway, N Y
ne Sent by express to all parts Of the United
States on receipt Of ordera.
March 5, 1859
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02
1s III egn I'M atis m q uTcd
Without fail by DR. Il. M,G0WN's
5 a II S a n a q u a
And fosHIsle Of Potash, J


fTtsIiE great BL00D PURlFIE ER and IiEAhTH
RESTOflEB, prepared from + REsH ROOT,
tie ony kind worthy the confidence Of pEysicians
Of tlie public, old Imported root beinginert The
Icomponents 81 this medicine are highly extolea
81 some of thc most distinguished physicians II
tie world, IS Sir William FaFdyce, Brodie, Bell,
eia. fortheCURE OF X II EuAI TISM, Scrofula,
Write Swelling. Syphilis. Nenralga, Diseases ot
tie kidneys. Liver. Spine and Skin DFopsyl Fe-
male Complaints, Old dSores, Pimples on the Face,
etc. Itmakes the skin clear and smooth-an OBJ
ieoE of interest with the ladies'. II removes mer-
curry. or any impurities Of the blood or system,
and shouldbe used il the spring to purify the
blooll and prevent sickness. Price 81 bottle.
MiGown's Essence Tar,
Acertain cure for Bowel Complains, as Diar-
rhea, Dysentery Flnx etc
M'Gown's Dogwood and Iron,
permanent cure for Chillss Ague Cake, Night
Sweats, Debility, Dyspepsia, etc.
MGowll's Golden Pectoral,
FOR tic relief of Coughs, Oods, Consumption etc
M'Gowns Stomach Bitters,
4 pleasant lnveofating Tonic, to be used be
fore meals in Dyspepsa Debility etes
MGOwn'S 0lntments
NcvSr known to fa curing Old Sores Cancers
Chronic Sore Eyes, etc
The above prepared and sola in Memphis p
II. s. IIIG HES.
prdgeiat No. sas Main 81
Sold in Yazoo City by
j. b COOK. g. CO..
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02
l)s0gsss5Oolayl gasOss
I. ,-4nn NJ D.,......., ..s.,...,J. H. WIIHUN, ~,
Ors. KIDD s. WILSON,
! 4 roo CITY, MISSISSIPPI.

* WILSON has removed his residence to the
,...Ie ~ occupied by N. Ratclif, opposite 3.
Vps p Wilson'S. VIA Office with Dr.; Kidd,
y vs,oo @ City, January -, 1859 (ly