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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-03
THE GREAT WONDER
OF the ETEENT ATURT,
PROFESSOR UOOD'S
Hair Restorative.

GAYS THE ST LOUIS tMO3 DEMOCRAT.
y Below we publish letter to Dr. Wood of this
city. from n gentleman in Maine, which speaks
g!uwingiy OF the superior merits Of his hair tonic
such evidence must have its effect, when coming
from 50 reliable q source Ii certificates are
guarantees Ui truth the Dr. needs no encouiums
nor nseless pulIerY from he presc -
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-03

LITTLE EMOUNTAIN.-D.W w. STOCK
will have BALL, at his NEW COTTAGE
HALL, on the LIllle Mountain, which Is the
Largest Hall in the State, on
Monday, the Fourth day of July,
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DIR. NOOFAAND'S
CORDIAL,

CorgLs. CoIis, h.2aosa, Group, HoarseRess,
BroRrAtiS, PDcHmoam Diseases of Tie Bouels
artSmg trom Coid. hcpicW Consumption, aud
far The ,ehtf fand tif al po,Sibicl cure ot patti
e'iS m ddq1HCtd stages gfthe ictter disease.
nNnIS CELEBRATED PREPARA-
L ton, like the Blttsrs may be confidently re.
lied on. Ii is designed for class ol diseases more
general and more fatal Than any other to " hch the
people OF tins country are suujcct--thosC springng
lrOuI "a ." S'jght cult" / hat eminent authority
Dr. Bell says " will not say that colds are /,
our inhabitants what the pi7gRe and yeiloU feue.
are 70 those OF other countries but, can aver
confidently that they usher IN disease Of greater
completely and mortality than these latter"
a further proof OF the terrible fatality OF diseases
resulting from a - c"mm0H coti' may be seen by
glance at the following statistics tn ken from The
Records Of the BOARD OF Health Of PhiIadep phia,
coniessedly one ot the most healthy localities in
the Union
1882 Total deaths in Philadelphia lO,26I
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Amusements.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
TONIGHT FidAyl Nov. II, at O'Clock
Third performance of the new Opera OF
THE SIClLiAS EESPERS,
With magnificent misc and immense ensemble aha
CoI.ssiS bRIGNoLI, FERRI, JUNcA,
the IMMENSE CHORUS and ORCHESTRA, sc-
Seats nay throughout the day the regular ticket
oaee, the 30. once OF the Academy Of Music SHELLS sta
tion.ry store No u Nals; No. Asor House. door
above Vesey and Hall SOM and Breusngs muc stores
and st the door n the evening OF the performance
TOMORROW Saturday, Noy. II, az o'cioSkt
GRAND MATINEE.
The In returning their thanks 10 the patrons OF the
their liberal attendance have the honor
afford the ladies Of the city OF Newf ORR snd
its vicinity opportunity witness the splendid effects mise
en- scene the Opera they have selected or
next Saturdays Matinee -
THE sICILIAN NEsPERS,
which in exactly the style Of magnihcencs as
evening including all the artists the entire and immense
chorus and orchestra
Price Of admission Is usual - -. ~-
TO THE PATRONS OF THE MATINEE
The pledge Themselves that ell made
in she will be rigdly complied with ..
The Matinee win At precisely Doors open At II
The performances will conclude at
O'clock
10 enable visitors from the country he in time for the railroads
CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
On Tuesday frs, appearance in America OF
MADAME ALBERTlNI,
Principal Dramatic Prims Donna from the hrst Italian Opera
houses On the evening third appearance In America o'
'-' sIGNoR BEAUCARDE.
unavoidaby closes at the end OF the pesens
Month
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Plymouth Lectures-Brooklyn.
tn. Sixth Lecture In this will be delivered TUES
DAY EVENING Nov, Is, by the
HON. HENRY j. RAYMOND.
subjeet-"THE LATE WAR IN ITALY"
An Orchestra Of the best Musicians connected with the
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
viii perform before and ar hs and each remaining Lecture Of
thi. eour.e commencing ct . and Lecture at o'clock
Doors open at 81 O'Clock.
Single tickets rs For sae by w w Swsyne' '" '"
Rose BrOokyn and at The Daily Times and independent OF
hces New.YOrk.
Nineteenth Ward..A meeting Of the REPHBLiCtAaS i a.
will be held Headquarters, Dlngeidins no
81 corner seh-st Sd-av THIS friday EVENING a.
O'Clock. Punctual attendance il requested 80. - -.
RoHKsl =: hnI. see'y.
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T7HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR NOV. ls.

The NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following;
I..LEADING ARTICLES: Senator Seward; Who are the
Artatorsl The state; Our Election; The Union
Dissolved; New-Jer-ey Election; Schineri The
SlsndereIs Of John Brown
u.REyIEw OF THE WEEK: Giving In condensed
ouspicuous form the latest aud no.t important
events that have tIsnspTed in the Cis and Saburbs
the United States Mexico, West Indies and Europe
UIA MAD ELEPHANT AT LARGE.
W.sLAvERY IN MssoURI-IFS PRACTICAL oP-
GRAFTON.
V..PERsONAL.
yIwEEKLY REVIEW OF PATENTS.
yuTHE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH: From
Washington; Reported Reputation for Gerris sni'h
Contradic;ed.
VIII POLITICAL INSTINCTS.
IXIMPoRTANT TO FARMERS: Liebis on Modern AZ
nculture
Correspondent at London
xI.THE ELECTIONS New-Ycrk stste New-YOrk
CITY. Massachusetts; Illinois
VII SIX DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA; Arrival
Of the Atlsntic.
YIN John BROWNS INVASION.
Wv THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.
Wv MISCELLANEOUS: A Singular Gee Of Marriage un-
der Di6icultiesi The Poultry Market
WI MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
xvII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Full Report, OF inc
Stock Money, Cotton, Gran, and 1a'to 3"A-AS'''
specially Reported for The ~ Y. Tribune.
srvscptproxsOne Copy for enc year So ihfee ecp'es
= Eixs Csu,es -, Ten Copies, 10. on rry,s
%yiNGIE COPIES foT sale 9; the fuoicstion o"ee AAA
MORNING. Price &C.
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sw-YoRK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1859.

PHic. oSLr TvxSrr-FrvE Cxyrs
rTHE HARpER's FERRY INsURRECTIeN.
ROBERT ~ DE WITT
Guild the trade and the public tha; be WI p0o
~" TIE LIFE, TRIAL AND CONVICTION,
4 CAPT. JOHN BROWN
OF KANSAS.
With ful sccouu. Of the A,emped In,uecton Hsrper'
The Life Vim be sS%gs's and .1'ss9 The & 9ss%, pre-
pared nom Inc '' VERBaTM i'f'fSs sEPoRT eo re
The whole to be Illustrated zed and cseHdesed Pspe5
GoRRECT PORTRAITS OF BROWN AND HIS Asso-
cHEAPksT POSSIBLE PRICE
10 " Go" 'e THE MILLION
RoOisser' .nd kewPen win see the the Prspsy sco
ing 10 FIRST COME, FIRST sERvKD.
The demand ''f RoBERf 4 BERT N T IL WITT Publisher
Nos 100 and Is2 Nasssu-st., n. Y;
NB-Boeh.ers and New. Agents can BE- .9pPhed By ss ss
Copies mailed, postage paid, on reeeP. Of price
JUST PUBLISHED:
ART OF DAN IN q,
HISTORICALLY ILLUSTRATED,
ERvArD frrs.ro.
Astf Or THE Tf x6SRs 5Sk dRb bAdH EahsShA
Jos PAGES OF DANCING MUSIC
For the Piano.
For sale all the Music Bookstores in NewYoA Brook
R bs sas aSSsa 'pS sS Jersey Ross rousEy
No. lsl Nasssust.
FEVER's GREAT WORK
- ARoH1rGTscruRE.
WITH $50 ILLUSTRATIONS.
Complete in handsome yelus sO half morocco t tops
Publi.bedb by G.P PUTNAM, No. lis Na,..u-.t., N.Y
ENGLIsH RELIGIOUS MONTHLIEs.-Sub-
H scribe the time The Gospel STANDARD Esrthsn
Baptist Messenger rs cents ZiOn's Trumpet 80 cents The
Little Cleaner 50 cents
HE above or any other periodical. books imported
der, by j. AXFoRD, No. JOB Be"ery, n. i.
CPECIAL NOTICE TO the TRADE.-Any News
~ Dealer an the country who has been disappointed In the re-
PICKLES FOR DECEMBER,
Can be suSqlied By ANY WHOLESALE DEALER In NEW
YORK. Ii. DEXTER COMPANY, Publisher,
No. llo Nasssu-st New-f ork
N WEEDS AND WILD FLOWERS.
A Collection of Tales, Essays, kc-
FOR SALE AZ THE BOOKSELLERS.
Price 90 Cents
fDeooins CARDS, Notes, &r.
WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, &c.-At EVER
w DELL'S, No. ac2 Broadway. corner Dusnest-Wedd
Notes, Cards. ENVELOPE Sc the most eeesi in the cy e'
tsbished 1870.
At EVERDELLs, No. 3O2 Broadway.-Speci-
"A mems of WEDDING NOTES, recen,ly executed, Of
Churches in NewYOrk, Brooklyn, Phisdephs and Boston
engraved in the gher style OF the art Orders sent oy express
70 any part Of the country
T EVERDELLs-Elegant SATIN TIE, for
~ Wedding Cards Call and Broadway eer. Da,ne-st
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EXTRA ATTRACTION at CRYSTAL
II PALACE eRoUsDs
i'''' MAKE AN ASCENSION
CRYSTAL pxGacE r5HI Il. GROUNDS,
in his b'sS,ifu, % ErSSs kSsy Pi2SEEf ssxT h
for the '''SSffsT SfTs6RofoorcAL 2 OBSERVATIONS
p''p''''' GRAND TRANSATLANTIC VOYAGE
(neIt week. in his
MAMMOTH AERIAL SHIP,
CITY OF w-YORK,
.u. good for sSGs 4 r.ssESE 4seESsos ..,. .s.
the day stated be unpropisous.
THE MAMMOTH AERIAL SHIP,
CITY or NEw-YORK
With all ii' beautiful Psrapheas WIN remain on s1hbs0s -
ADMISSION. N...........................DC CENTS.
SPECIAL NOTICE,
Inc ''''" ''''e cS%SD Sl'Sf'. coTcEkT ON K IT "'-'
DoDwofRs,Trsar's fs,rsr's BAND,
70 enable ho-e citizen. Who cannot ssd assss is ~
'1 PP''aUSHhY 3, ss gc6Eks SCIENCE
~. . PR2EEssoR LOVES sr,
CITY or NEw-YoRK-"
special police he been detailed to preserve order
WooD. MINsTRELs, II EIS,0w.v
.oPEs IyEsx EyEsiso;.
WAUGHs ITALIA.
w TENTH WEEK. ~
HOPE CHAPEL No. no Bro>avsv
WAUGHS MAGNIFICENT PAINTING
NORTHERN CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN ITALY.
Pronounced by editors critics. and avesrs es
ierestins, artistic and instructive
By which Is eco have already made the Tour efIt4ly
hoSDaY: wEpsfsptS's sssi md SATURDAY st .'elsel
Admission Is eeu,s. Children 10 ceuts.
TNHE celebrated ABBOTT COLLECTION d
Il EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES viii remain shesS TIM
longer s sss Broadway Open day and evening Adnsen -
VNHE celebrated PAINTING Of CHARLES
THE FIRST by the usst velssgaes, exhibition Il
Ne. tss brosdwsy. Admisicn - eeuts
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nRkYTON' NEW PAR L o X
IL OPERA HOUSE, -..
Nos rs and T7o Brosdway opposite the New York Hotel
BEST ENTERTAfSMENT IN THE CITY
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF
Mr.. and Mira HENRI DRAYTONS
PARLOR OPERAS AND LYRIC PROVERBS,
Acknowledged by the public pres 20 be the mos pessns ee
rant and amusing entertainment In America
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. II, at "A O'Clock,
The popular Uperatic Proyerb
NEVER DESPAIR,
In which Mrs. Draytou sings Sweet Home" HI9H
LOVES LABOR LOST
NINE haracters by Mr.. and Mrs. II. DIsytcn.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY Il O'Clock.
DIAMOND in which Mr. Henri Drayon win sing the highly
popular song Simon the Celerer." =. .f
Places may any number In advance without
charge the Office OF the New Por Opera House rom
soeoek D. Seats (numeered and secured) 50 cts.
Other rs cents NO FREE LIST. The entertainment Is
finished zach night at 10 O'Clock
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NIBLOs SALOON.
IN SECOND WEEK.
CROWDED HOUSES.
THE MOST ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
EVER WITNESSED.
MONDAY EVENING Nov. 7, 1889,
AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK
THE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
GEORGE CHRISTY'S MlNSTRELS
Geo. Chsy Stage Manager r. Hooley. Busness Manager
4. G. Campbell .Masical Director.
NEW SONGS, NEW ACTS
NEW FEATURES EVERY EVENING
Concluding with George Chhstys Ethiopian 0perstie Bur-
etts, called
Chrsy in his original character Of .Juius Crow
OTHER CHARACTERS BY THE COMPANY
For particulars see Programmes
AdnIission as cents
Doors open at 81 o'cloch-to Y precisely
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5te Greatest Inventien Of the Age b the e..
CsaersiIns COMPANY. Works HENDRlCkS bito . nov
.zyOivs Psn,l makes the best Gas light a. II PEI Nv
kt csli Al The of;o~ Of the Company No 5lI brssd~sy
Yt examine this elegant hight and simple clean P0''
eesl 0es works ---
Te the Plumbers Of New-York, Brookyh. an, ans
eetshere.-Yoo obtain BLOCK TN OF ths sTs f'
Nee. and BurlinsshP.
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To Newly orb Aodience. ,,r.
FROM THE NEW-Y0Rk DAILY Iinbs,
IRON THE NEw-Y0Rk DAILY TINES.
al ATfp KIFNriS THEAfEh

An important revival toos place here IS's NIGHT wheo
ti%s IN us1y years The wes broash. Srsasy :.
the rsIk Ihes.r and thanks to the sctns o. MT Hn
81. Sen sos riS the pubic o Se E
the manuscript found is way to the pnss %
KeeHe has VursSs.,i Ike 70 reprs.ea. .ed !.
titled all the credit Of act at once entsfpnahe AHS
able; 40, tale, s.,, N, French and the plot Al
slightest degree .ea.ssiona These startling ess An eI
ceedny probable incdsn, il the basis Of the wos Ine
Of salisbury which the Roys party soasa
issmen; this party, Lord Arden t ID = py se.h ~,
SssSSersood Til. LADY ~ Me. L.sss xssss
wedaeS 70 an onesI Of che a therefore 1, Sc
crete certain chamber In the house ansil no
Hsy hs sss Ss
ard who hs. pIsi. sps ssaias. Lady Amyo n,
msd.sy maie the pos.iSie q bic aoeiSsss
ceeds length in mailing that gentleman miseab hxppy s9d
iesIous some scenes In which Sir Waters vinss eesm 70
In bs end the 'wUs. Secret revealed. and The py ends
happily ,,,. ,,.,,v .0A,ss, with sr.s, .liu
Tn. nt.rr., never nsss and this spite Of the f that
long before Of the t sct every one hncws the
Ss ind sses sw. easily and Saa wsAoas
depth remarkable eranes OF any sort but wn tne rs
merit The writing L. OF good In literary
pOn vew thoroughly balanced and elegant Thrse ehsIss-
tes well drawn Walter and his WIFE, and Lord der-
sthor al the Individuality Of the latter sseaced in the
promise Of the fnal Another and most important chsrse
stage cheat Of the dishonest steward Altogether the WORK
popularity has heretofore enjoyed ~ every
& :eS Ss ss IN
days theatrical decadesce positive laIay TO bear
WON %h. T. 'Ss RssSs ~ss Admirable !, Lady Amyo rn b
hs was Immense srcsns in earnest ssony Of ie anything
have on the stage There not mach Of sne
Ro9ndhsad about Mr. Ueos J9rda1 Oa ne
the pan Of Sir Mr. DAILY Lord Arden and Mt Bar
metz as q, .0a s ss usy hs Sssn put the
ssge iausss manner and may be recorded 'one'
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AT Mrs. GAYNOR's CORSET and SKIRT
s,ere Ladies select from the Iarges; stock and variety
Of STYLES Strict attention paid graceful Mt Prices most
reasonable The fashionable Paris shape SKIRT just imported
No. e4s Broadway, two doors frsm Union square.
NB.-Lsdies nlshsped Skirts altered and made over.
DARIs-MADE TRAVELLING and SHOPPING
BAGS for Lsdies and Gentsmen's use two case. Jn't
opeued BY JOHN CATTNACH, trunk manufacturer and i'm
porter No Broadway corner Of Wa and 10 Broadway
near t,h-st, Wholesale and retail.
COMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.-Iye's
Patent Shirt studs slso Cus and Collar
pins Ladies' and Amets for Children. They require no
button do unfsten combine beauty and utility
For sale Wholesale and retail the Gold and Silver Wseh
Case Mandatory Of JOHN H. GIFFN No 81 Ve-eyst n T.
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YTNHEATRE FRANCAIS, No. 5S5 Broadway
II SAMEDI, I2 Novembre, lesa
SPECTACLE LA C0UR.
Coincide Vaudeville acts da gymDa-. Mile. ChevAiicr
rempira olombe. Les roes ioiret I'd
gard, Barry, Tslot, Bertrand
/ re Representation QUASD L'AMOUR SEN VA
Joue par Mile. Cheysier Adolphe, Inigoet, Aphonse
lie tieuI Brsoonnier, chsnt6 par inisoet.
OrdTe du Spectacle Quand PADocz sen Val 3 Le Vtea1
g. Spectacle a "a CouT.
This Theser for every Monday Wednesday nd Pn'
day
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tDeooina Carbs, Notes, &f.

WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, &c.-At EVER
w DELLs, No. sc2 Broadway. corner Duanest-Weddin,
Notes. Cards Envelope &c the most eeest In the city e.
tsblished 1870
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DEALERS IN WOVEN ELASTIC VULCAN

hEALEKS IN WOVEN ELASIIC VULCAN-
IL IZED RUBBER GOODS
notified not purchase Horace r. Day any nch goods
unless stamped with the license mark Of WILLIAM
JUDSON who the sole OF tie night 70 make and sell the
same sit against Day encR him from selling such goods
the which postponed Days application on the
2h September down hearing In the u Cir
cult this city for the 10th inst whe shall De ready
for trial abd when the question Will be settled whether the
ec right owned by Horsce H. Day by the UNDER
sisued hceasee OF the patentee.
One giving this notice at ths time L. that we have
been informed that Horace H. Day and his counsel have since
the adjournment the hearing which he procured stated 70 the
Courts where Day has suits pending Eznst vendes OF Woven
Elastic Goods and Of the merchants themselves that
we had withdrawn this suit aud that there would be trial Of
'N' WV CHARLES GOODYEAR, Pstentee
WILLIAM JUDS0N, License-.
Nov 1859
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An. m wsjI-.t-wATCHES, second jewelry store
sn Bfo.dwsy Gold wsehe. - esIs. only Ss 1SS@ ,SaS
Silver Watches only So For Sie~ days Sn': @ Z ~ a.. cos
Ing ou 10Y present es, .sers From ns an ,S pa
IS 40 Fnsnsled and Silver Hunting and OPenece M
s,sd EnFsh Pstei and DesehsdeSe' a
bncs IL Issyy sold and silver Hunting Cases aud every
Asr style q Watch about bali the usual Ise' The sseond
kxtlry store from Broadway. J. MACDUFF, NO IL "S'
pssrA
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TWkG TT0v VlI
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At EVERDELLs, No. 302 Broadway.-Speci-
~ men, Of WEDDING NOTES, recently executed Of
Chuehe. in EewYork, Brooklyn Phsdelphis and Boston,
the style OF the art Orders sent by express
Q any part Of the country.
AT EVERDELLs-Elegalt SATIN TIE, for
n Wedding Cards. Call and Broadway, eor Da,nest
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6tationerp ano faarp @oo6s.

DARD BROTHERS & Co., Manufacturers o
Id GOLD PENS, PEN and PENCIL CASES, No. 81 Maiden
lane, NewYsrk. Mandatory, Brsokyn Conn God Pen
Tepaired o exchanged
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T B. CROOK, No. 50 Falton,st Mansactarsr a. a. ,a
Ca.ry Guas Powder snd shs, seinss and Fykes ks
Repairing dcae ss shsrt nosice. Lraonsnsa !" 's'.
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Jersey Chy.-CBANM0ND KENNEDY, " The s2y
Metropolitan Hall Jersey City on FRIDAY Nov TO- st "a
T. may the lat oportoniy Afforded TO bear It, Tickets
Is oer,s each For sale By MesHs JONES Co. and al the
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IHt APpIentIses LibftIy' vi " as ~. - -, -, nv
OPENED for the delivery Of books on the 5h c Sepemoe
AppEenices J0urnsymen and ell other eligible persons
sy those connected with the Mechanic Arts invited 90
sTsn tbseve. Of the advantages this institution sIoes ="
T rooms well lighted and furnished with tables seats ana
Other eonveniences. The terms are: foF
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DARNUN's MUSEUM.-Second week Of tho
- engagement Of Mr. T. HADAWAY the celebrated Moseun
at u o'clock FOUNDING OF THE FOREST Le C&ir Mr..
RIVAL PAGES. Bowbels, Mr. Hsdaway. AFTERNOON.
3-THE RIVAL PAGES, DANCING, and The frcs Of
MARRIED AND BURIED, and the Ballet Of ~ DUCHALU-
MEAU. A full length Wax Figure fosAWAToMiEBRowN,
and 3 KNIFE found the body OF his SOM the ARAB
GIANT "A feet high and q years Of age LIVIS0 SEAL
kc among the curiosities Adnttsnce, cents; Children
uudsr 10 l3 cents. Puauet 10 centa extra
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21
DIED.


In this county on Tuesday, the 17tb inst
Mrs LOUISA j. Bowman, cofisort of Mr.. John
". Bowman. An appropriate obituary notice
of the deceased will appear in our next issue.
In New Orleans, on tire 18th of Nav, at +
o'clock, A. NJ, WILLIE, infant son of J. Fl. and
ELIZABETH BUNCH. formerly Of Yazoo County.
MISS aged year, mouths aud days.
WIhIE is gone! The angel Of Death makes
no distinction. Like an unwslcome visitor he
comes into our midst, and takes those we least
expect, and most love and cherish. Trniy has
this been verified in the present instance. He
came and with his frosty hand has nipped tender
bud to transplant it iu the realms of his celestial
Parent
Then mourn not for him, father-be is hannv
in heaven: nor weep no more, mother, for tby
son is in that Savour's arms who said, "Suffer
little children to come unto me. and forbid them
not, for Of such Is the kingdom of heaven"
Weep not for those
Who sleep within the arms Of death,
Ere yet the chilling wintry breath
Of sorrow Ger them blows" G.B.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21
ln Gotham. when the sun is low,
Come forth in sWarms the insect foe,
And for our blood they bore you know,
And suck it in most rapidly.

ln Gotham. when the sun is low,
Come forth in swarms the insect foe,
And for our blood they bore you know,
And suck it in most rapidly.
But bugs, reaches 'skeeters-tack or white
In deaths embrace are stiffened quite,
In heir obscure vicinity.
The effect Of this powder is almost inst1ntane
GUS death to all the insect tribe. Gardens car
be preserved and houses cleared of the vermin
pest II is free from poison, and harmless to man
kind and domestic animals. All genuine signed
3. LYON. Powders for insects, pills for rats and
N iGe.
Sam lie Flasks 25 cts: regular sizes, so cts.
and ST.. BARN NES&PARK. New York.
Also the Mexican Mustang Linment (96 meow
BEAuTIfUb uAIR.-This is one of the grentest
ornaments of which man or woman could boast.
A splendid head Of hair, luxudance of hair, if
it be in high state of health, glossy and thick,
no matter what its color be so that il is natural,
is an attraction that will not escape the envy Of
those that are bald, and gray hair is unnatural
till one is in the neighbo hood of four score aud
ten; short of that it is disease. We would
remedy this disease and in what way? How
could we restore gray hair to its original health
Use Professor Woods Hair Restorative, for sale
at all the drug stores; it restores the hair, it
restores it's health, and when that is reproduced,
its beauty, its original color, its ltxuriance and
gloss is sure to follow. Woods Restorative is the
only valuable Hair Preparation
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

AT a meeting of Satartia Lodae No. l76, Ere,
and Accepted Masons, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, we, the members of satartia Lods,
No 176, have been called to mourn the loss O
one of our number in the death Of our worthy anc
well beloved brother, W. S. FURkIss therefore
be it
Rssoived, That in his death this Lodge has los
- good and faithful Mason, and the community
mn estmabe citizen.
Resolted That we deeply syinpathise with the
bereaved wife and family of the deceased and
hereby assure them of onr sincere coincidence
while we bow in humble submission I'd the will Of
The Great Master above
RssoiUed. That as token Of our fegard for
him, we will wear the usual badge of mourning
for thirty days.
Resolved That COPY of these resolutions he
handed to the hereaved widow of our deceased
brother, and one to the editor of the Yazoo Dem
ocrat, for publication in that journal.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21
TO COTTON Piamicrs.

MESSRS. BARKSI ALE & MCFARLAND,
1 RE my agents here, to make contracts with
G Planters for the use of my invention. of an
improvement in the manufacture Of yarns. BY
it, the seed cotton is spun in one continuous or.
Grafton into yarns, and by macf ioery which little
negro children and some other inefficient hands
attend whereby the net value df the Produce is
doubled to the Cotton Planter. 1t is in daily
operation on Col Geo. S. Yerger's plantation
near here, where he invites paaters 10 go and
see it, and for further particulars refer as above
to my agents GEO. G. HENRY.
Ynzoo CITY April !6. 1859.