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H1Gu AwAnps.-The Committee ttlle United
States FAIR last fill, awarded to Shaw's Gas
Cooking Stores and Flat Heaters, Siteer
-Ntd4l, alter ealing meal cooked br them on
the Fair Grounds, but this award Is of much
less ralue than the praises they are daily re-.
ceisiug from all the LADIES' who have tried them.
Call and see them at Walworth, Hubbard i
Co.'S, ISL Lake street. iyl3-at
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LOCAL MATTERS,

Go to john Jones, ll9 Dearborn street
aud get your clothes cleaned and repaired
They will lie we'll done and at prices to suit tpe
time1
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
FOE THE WEE xyp1s1 Jc1r II.
{AhEldse1 fto1. Wednesdays New York Trlbune.)
BEEF CATTLE

{AbEidse1 fto1. Wedae lays New York Trlbune.)
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for thI- 1a.ket at 18th street
The price. 10 day ARE quoted ~ follows:
FIs4t q~al :y.....~,... ...,q Gox
5 mr. txtta cood Decy.s .'''''-''''..'' SxIS
ILe genera! avel&ge Of the market a. full skc-
Tt mot Vi the IN ranke s,asc.
ToS1l nunlbsrof btsycs during the wesk e.
Ut. 1.ta' head III ek. AS urad
than Tue we a.e Ast se.r Tire aver number nj
he1LeAay m.rEtt tast te4d he the
oFio day uenk 3,2. 81 w re.I taa
aSe. AID oSs he d !. tEe tan thla d j. vi ct.
axEyB Fsox pitytRxa1 s1A1xa.
a. u. A1leron Co., pTup1ietors Of the YAH ngton
oFosey2r:s all street, the CAttIe In MasAet ION
the following st~tes md Csnta:
New York. 20 Eentucky. a
Pehusy4vanlA ..,......,. - F,reinia ..
Oa,o..--....-... .... ta1 lnxA-....,.........1 1tS
!natal 19 Mtrs. IA
Alhon--.--.-.... .....lbos Caead4....-........ Is
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335
tassf fS As"v sa III ri II II.
yAeat It y n t~o IN horse. win ah.ad MD
a:ad aud say W ai' tie Saoess - az c1se. We n
Efet tculaut sii ii v iis stutshe.
Ala. 10 Wsa All ny vs. Ell Aib-ny-n.s p@e
". esc TT utck4 do nost eonxlexstv they
Dc and, aa1Fnk x.ie hey shipped y.
Monday fom st A1t w. 1a tht lsrsen ea.c. sb ,u go
particular Er.isatuu tt,ose wh Je:ixnt to il aud
aud drive AID KILT bn Locks In as d EtrllaI ity up
tue .List In sAeo.h ~ slcsa u sa Lts~
Vr tr : s1 l3a:oeks u, cnue IL. Arany 70. >ala in
In tie La d. .cs who had rurcha.. 1to Western
d19s-is III 1eeitson u: u them b.. s!r ady chang.
i"w ch .nged ee lciuse ley reached a.hds tLa
MI wa,h lLe s,,mpeds to Albany and Bunae.
,s1e 's ope ~ y 1.S ~ sepsya . ~,
tu 4nescs pL tic val VI ty lhr Kuad.
rtc ca,-eguen u Ills Il. ty the part Of
r. Il Ss ei .a
trnla< ou their acctuLt AND .hty lid are dy t.
sef fe1 t. eaa.
t4a cent pound 4 &tose Lie 1slea cTEens List wek
Ill tie s IN 1s he, succeasG pretty VEIL d.. il =. bS
Les. sola ny sza*1 than VI -. u net
~ sac f.ct y the tdto. i g I'll
Tie weather U or he ot*nipe day u ths na1kc, ~as
81 paesn srd du.tnk ,hs fo'etoou The masxet lAee
VII !. W. ss es :; ;Rs
4 esaoou aud htokeR. who oily bling Abuus h II
thef humber tie tr.t day. sod that pori beiute
aiA then waited for 'ht ch .ot n Of TIE nd day.
during II CAY Tuaday W dd not q t-,n irpen Of
ds ery, VII eli .ci ded uls, ttax-. pos uxe1;
Id we pretend u aak VIC, nor Of =
ht hes who thousht 1e paid higter than th* and At
z9xc the alcs Quk fur lie <loc. lie.
willie s4@sc was oal-t"d the ollers- h "a q Of
luesisy w+uld averse very LtaE pe !xps quite x1d
mutn tAAn lIali Tie st. tx sud, =. tA-se rat.a.
fKx C1AE o. TIE NAnkET.
For onte the Of The full n md
t<:hzfs tett ioe owners Than dntuay. lpe wear
ites f.vasAhe beMK cuoi and nas LOT
third VI the sIek Eensabed I'D List nS It
E est to~d., lie suI 1aies O. yeeraAy shA.
have acveLce the figures IN our quo ao 1abe half
4ed aud uclleve th4t lie xrerase u really 1ue
tha1 suce Tho slA let baocks, any say dsc. Ut
for the butcher sell fol aI,bast 3uy t1tett
Hu locka thAt se this week fos
n!Y there not Ereat mxnY such IN
n*rktl. Ms have not 6ecE the whu.E1e buth n 1aka
ho'd sharp tot mouths they h>ve thus week. At
u ht I'd tfum the ali they ready
to lcs tie t.ls u the drove. tlal IL. market will
b. eute cleared be!r: nxh:. IL tact than half
4 f{tA1
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MARIN T. JOURNAL,
1"H uF CHICAGO.
AnHlVED........

ARRIVED. July IL.
s,m, foo+t ,torean Grand Haven &, Iii. ,1..,rr
rn,tIc d M knrn. Il kr, .rutt shrl. rn,.tvs "ts
P,nn fn{re Ststr will an Sl1frnthuryH n 10, Sui,s
'es htd. md n :, tahTand. ~ '''' Aa1e'o
Pm, r. tnmsr frhbnd H. ,io IN sovex -,r,1sra. h,.a
war; tgrasbing lpaca prs hLIs turar I'D Ihds
nuA 10 hbIs m,las..t Is, bin fu. III ia lii \
+ III m :of 14nds nxtef thra. hing marhnr
pronJ Ia ~ Blown s; Ioseph Il rsirn4d ties *
noses d,h, f ~"
Ne1 tsr ~ ''eA' ~N' " *N' -S' "a 'o''
ST., 1.n,o .rbc5r- Jrbn.o, Mu.tao,n IN ro,d.r,na
Sebr t; = Eoierts Nri,un (,tsnd n ytn ID tods wnod
Schs 7: 13ar, Iett 10. fe.t~4tes. = cor = NO q.
schr iifas& Folsom. Sln1y hay. - cords wood.
SIhI Rose Doutnau hlcaAdsou, " hlte LAkc. = cords
wotd.
SehF G. IN. Emhrtcht. blae1 Lax" " n i mbeE.
Stht busu9+ dlAao -Fe., e0 iuuoe:. 20 m
So,. -. S,s- r.ad,c% rrtr.r r.re * M torh.r
ht - rT. f..p aim nilerss 1stnr - n st,ven m
@>A' ~ - 1umier
srbr IL srt Rr4d Pier Core 20 enrda ha,t 20 eo.ds
eeA' ' ,so.h ~ sA'' '~ ~S'~' ~ ~A' '~'' " ~oea
seb, Fin. iiuee, South tfsyep es m lumber,
ce- =" cvtnn nite st+ ~ n, i,rnhA, ~ N
'eA' I'm - h pkas n.h. ~ - 'NSNA' ~ 40
scbr 1.ve1sr N nh il Nsnltowcc 1oo cea,r no>ts u
osA'1 co:d wood ~-N s~s- -
srhr Etitr fr.nt Cavausush Th}te ak. N m 1urha.
Ie@' A>~s "1"'7 ~s4' 'A-~ "@>' ~ ~ 'A''''
--
E,,n NIc cn,l:p, 1uf5n,o .n 0o0 hp oat. "a Coo r.
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The Turf.
NEW YoRk, July l3.--In the trotting match
Yesterday. mile heats, for $500. between "E han
Allen, aud " Princess" The former ron. Time
2:2at Ind 2:25t.
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Daily Rc5iew Of Chicago Market.

FRIDAY Ev1sRo, July 1e.
FRE1GNTS-RAtes lever nj TIC o: chi f. hut cond DIM.
The erk.s"nenss follc~s :-rsop. Cpyzho l.
wheat to B.fl, 8: Sc: Prop. Potomac, Buffalo At
1c acas. Aldrba.ap, to Bro At &C. seAt. Rocket
catgo at tNc tchrs 1ats ne md AutoeYa tame
g. a. 6hc: tchs PcEEy Il 'nnah. ss1ne cagoat7 &c.
FLouH-Rtce!rts. tl4 Ibis. Market quiet = bills
Sprng srpefne u o.; 50 tba good hl1ink e1tn, A.
ts.Ea del. New white Winter sailing in retail lots 1T
&a.so
wHEAT-heeelpts, II, ,349 bu; none shipped. SPRING.
Sca1cs aud hs. alts bu No. Sp.nR nj H. 10
IN ttots: 80 bu No. spring sio7 IL t:use N bn do
nj t' in store 1000 bu do sloa in so,e 80 bu do
et0sH in Eoze 10 b jected It &c in store $50
bags Spring by sample q 10 r4ek VI begs at
On track isse.gs DO 1t ttos de-. W1@tts-las .oxer
20 hu NJ. Lite ai sis in so bu No. H.d ut
s.s.H In tire; 10 bu dott 41s IN store; u % bu do
1t sl.lo In ssoe; 10 bu No. Bed ut sics Ia sose.
cuRh-t ece1ptt, l:sIfs bp: shipped. o75s LII. Mar.
ket seEy tuI 8ln t& clover. ea bu So,l
Cunal a1oat bu No. Cana III q: do4t &C.
oo bu Nc. III su1e: 1000 bu co axe in sose:
1910 bu 90 store bu do It 4sk: knb To-
tol hu DO It &shc in 90o tu NJ. 1t 43c fob
1900 do tsc In .tose 90 bu do At 4c In tto'c;
:oou bu IN stoie; l.;oJ bu Rc.ctsd t. 4tc In
store.
uATS-Kecelpss. 81: tu. Market drelinel Nc. Sales
we,e-n0 bu No. Ut &c In tosc; 10. bu do at Acn
It's tags &c ano4t 60 IN CO Il &c track 1e3
bast No. nj &c on track.
RiE-Rccep!s. Il: bu. 10 bags new nj Ac esG0lts.
BAKLEY-S receipts. Scn.rsl 1t 452:o:.
HIGuWISEs- ,eeipts, 70 bbls. Market quiet. -
lbscty 1t i8kc.
ALcoHoL-sSh2s.c per sd-
MES, poRk-HnmtnAl At SIS .5c&l90o.
LARD-NlmisalA 3. ll@1lkc.
TALL0W-5 ibis country Il IT,
H1Dks-ReeeiptA ls,62 bs. Market dur, with but few
taes nj t7N@3c fer Green EAed and 14Ha1skc fur DRY
Flin*.
TooL-Ret45pts, bs. Market quiet. Salsswere:
-1a0 lbs three qarer to fall blood 1t 4se $50 lbs hs to
ful. b GOD t41c 6a1 lbs native at 30c.
PoTAToEs-1n Eoot supply and ma.ket quiet a. aoc
@soc.
bUT!ER-Stcady, With 4 fair demand for sh!pmen'.
ealea fo!;ow1 4ooo ibs fz good ssAe Fer
lb; 10 fsk us extra good n 10e.
tGGS-l bb's fresh 1t 7c-
PuuLTNY-Ehckcne 4lsQ| dox.
WAlTEF1sH-Scarre and In gtod demand at4sSo for
No.l.
LIVE sToCk-T:ceipta 1as Beeves and go Hozs-
Deef Cattle in gosd request and hrm esLo3so ucgs
In good demand II 431a@3., Sheep In bs supply
AID the M: :ket is easier. "a es were:
70 Deeves averaging LIS rs rsat......,....... $a50
1uU :. :. as. .............. b50
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PRICES IN New IoRk AND L1vfRpooL,-I:.e :.e
New York Icrld publishes the following tabi..
showing t::e prices Of American produce in
New Yosk and Liverpool. at stated periods:
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COMMERCIAL.

F1oA EyEr1xa, July H. lsa0.
Ths following ars the reocipts and shipments
for thu last SHeptJ four hours:
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Lake Ports.
BUFFALO. Ju'r 1I,-1.11ired p,orelefs Mohawk. Chi.
c,Ro: Aem., Ii hawaF. ;: sell. Convoy McK:,dy do;
cleared tehes. York ete. DsmmIck do; convoy, Mekt
d., o.
nsWEGo, July l1.-Clca1ed. propeller Young America,
Ct apman. Chcago.
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Our tas,ae.s connections With Europx icing DIRECT
VERY EXTENSIVE, and MOST INTIMATE, We fs.l
safe the public that al foreign banking tar.ac-
lions be effected through our house wita pronptnsse
D!7s and Letters 9: Crtt In to snt at New fok
correspondent Il London. P4rs Frankfort
on the sain Hamburg Berlin Bremen Leiozig Cologne.
Heidelberg. Hale, Herne Dscs.ea. &C.. &c. &c- DC.
BEING particularly ss!rous nf promoting direct ner-
ca intercourse between the West and kusope chse
rally aud o. favos7be extend pxcnl.r sc-
ties ty opening etea 4c &: 10 Responsible We-;en 1n,-
cea 1nhcsance. &c de- payable In any pat OF Europe,
ia With promptness 4ud dispatch.
or Country Baaks AID Bankers supplied with Foreign
Bills 81 low aies. Pirate Bonasacd AoE,EsGes negotiated
ahroad
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e0bt 1la1oo Delnorrat.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, VI
One copy one year, if paid in advance. SIS 90
If not paid within six month. s 30
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Square, Ten lines or less, first inser-
uOn .'sa ,'9."........ .... ..... ..........$l 90
Each subsequent insertion .................... so
liberal deduction made to yearly advertisers.
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public meetings, half price.
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exceeding ten lines inserted as news; obituaries
and tributes of respect at advertising rates.
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charged.
The privilege Of yearly Advertisers will be
limited to their own regular business, unless
otherwise agreed upon.
Yearly advertisements win be continued unless
notice is given to the contrary
No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
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All Legal Advertisements must be paid for
when the proofs are furnished.
All Advertisements and Communications should
be handed in on or before Thursday morning, to
insure attention.
All Communications for the paper must be &C.
companied with the names of the author.
e. SOB WORK
Executed with neatncss and Dispatch for Cash
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Lace COTTON seen, Be par BusheI.

Lace Cotton Seed, So per BusheI.
uNHE planting community, desiring an EXTRA
| COTTON, of fine quality, can find the Seed
at Messrs. Harrison s. Hyatt, Yazoo City, with
samples of the lint. This has been classed with
the LONG staples by the factors of New Orleans
is soft, fine, silky, and at least one half inch
longer in staple than the common; is in color, a
rich golden. Its yield is equal, if not superior,
to the ordinary Mexican cotton, picks easy, but
from the extreme sickness Of its fibre, attaches
to the rough edges Of the hull, resisting most
admirably the fall and winter weather This Cot
ton has been cultivated four years. and, although,
q native of more Southern soil, is now acclima
ted. Has been sold in small lots, consequently.
it has never established its real value It sells
readily for from three to four cents more per
pound than the ordinary Cotton. Letters from
New Orleans Cotton Factors, who have examined
and sold the staple, can be seen at Messrs. Banks
dale & McFarland's, where there will be in store
q quantity of the seed The lint sent with each
lot of Seed will satisfy all competent judges that
the LACE COTTON is far the most valuble now
grown in this State. ET
BENZ. R, HOLMES.
Refers to Stewart 4 James, New Orleans. Har
rison Hyatt, Barksdale 3 Mcfarland, Yazoo
City Rev. ]. W. Purvis, s. johnson, Thad.
Luse, Thos B. Alsop, Yazoo County.
March TO- 1660-28.
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MOUNT FEsUv1Us-A DANGEROUS SpEc,
tEATloN.-The Daily Telegraph's CORES
pendent states that Polish proprietor be-
longing to Posen has purchased Mount
Vesuvius of its present owner, Prince Gas.
telcicala, and intends studying the lava
surface Of its precipitous declivities with
villas hotels and other places Of recreation,
for the amusement and accommodation Of
the English tourists.
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THE Law OF NEwspApERs.

/. Subscribers who do not give express norict
to the contrary, are considered as wishing tc
continue their subscriptions.
?. If Subscribers order the disoontinuance Of
their paper, the publisher may continue to send
to them until all arrearages are paid and sub
scribers are responsible for all numbers sent.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the office to which they are directed,
they are held responsible till they have settled
their bills, and ordered their papers discontinued
q. The Courts have decided that a refusal to
take newspaper or periodical from the Post
Ofioe without notifying the publisher, and the
payment of all arrearages, is pria facie evidence
of fraud.
5. Subscribers of newspapers or periodicals re-
moving, are liable to pay so long as the paper or
periodical may be sent to the residence of the
party at the time of subscription. unless notice
is sent Of such removal to the publication office.
6. Many persons who subscribe for newspapers
think that unless the publisher can show their
names on the subscription list" they are not
liable to pay even for the papers they receive and
take out of the Post Office. But law. as well as
equity, has decided infavor of the publisher.
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The Valley Sentinel, hitherto one Of the
most uncompromising and influential Oppo.
siiion journals in Virginia, repudiates Bel
and Everett, and unfurs ut its mast head
the names of Breckinlidge and Lane. The
Sentinel is published at Fincastle, Va. We
commend its example to those who have
heretofore acted with the Opposition party
as emlnently worthy Of imitation.
bet the South be unit as we'll against
those who assaiIsber just rights under the
Constitution, as against those who lack the
nerve aud independence to battle nianfully
for ber equality in the Union. Be not dis.
mayed by the bumbug cry of Succession and
D'sunlon-those only are true lovers of the
Union who seek to preserve the Constitution
as our fathers left tia fair and honest bond
OF equality between the States.
[Lgachbu'y Va,) Republican.
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=. The SLAVE TRADE.--The New York
Times of the 18th inst, gives the names Of
tnlrty'one American slaves cleared from that
P pot between sH August 10th, 1859, and June
t9.n, 1850, and adds that "mauy others
clesfu Tor the West Indies and other parts.
anu sncn proceeded 10 the coast Of Africa for
Ss:Soes ior the plantations" This a pretty
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MTLES.

T AM prepared to furnish Planters WITH a
/ MULES Of every description, from -
the largest to the smallest size, on The best terms
| have made 40 arrangement By which can ~,
ply the wants Of my customers on TIE snoI S \
notice. II have not suitable stock o. napI e.
have made An arrangement By which ., ~. ~
that may be desired, will BE- furnished =, y ~
course Of two days at the farthest VIII ~ L.sa
object and aim 10 give entire Satisfaction 2
F|7eF stAt ~ % D. r. MITCHAhAk
Yasoo City, February 10. 1eeo-2o.
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AN IMPORTANT Will SuIp DECIDED
The contest III the case of the heirs of
Robert L. Mathews, to break the will of the
deceased has beeo decided:
In the spring of 1858, Robert Z. Mathews,
OF Warren county, Mississippi, died and by
hls will left the whole of bis estate some
lI,0O0 acres of land, and over 100 negroes
to be sold by bis executor, and the pro-
ceeds paid to his two mulatto children,
(whom he had attempted to free and, in
the event they did not, or could not take
the property, then leaving the whole of it to
the Louisiana State Bank Of New Orleans
Ibis will was contested by the heirs of Rich
ard Mathews, (bis nephews and nieces, and
the will, or so much of it as thus dsposes
OF the property, has been declared nall and
void
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A GOOD ONE.-Two young ladies of
Philadelphia were lately spending the sum,
mer in North eastern New York. During
their visit they took several long rides with
the daughter of their host aboutthe country.
On one of these occasions, as they had been
travelling some distance, and the day was
warm, and as a trough Of running water
stood invitingly 81 the roadside, they con.
oluded to give their pony drink One of
the city ladies agreed to get out and
arrange matters for this purpose. The others
remaining in the carriage, and deeply
engaged in conversation, for some time paid
no attention to the movements of their
companion. When, at last, surprised at The
long delay, they turned to ascertain the
cause, they discovered her endeavorins to
unbuckle the crugper In Amusement they
inquired, "What in the world are YOU
doing that for?" To which she naiyely
replied, "Why, am unbuchling th,s strap
to let tie horses head dorm 50 he can drinkh
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HEROD g. BIRMINGHAMjS
STAGE LINE,

HER0D q BIRMINGHAM have ,1fTfs%S,
i purchased the large and COM H5 & ks9seRsss
modious Stage Coach, together with ali the
Horses connected with D. w. Lamkins Line, and
are now tanning daily from Yazoo City to
Vaughan's Station on the Miss Gem. r. r.. con-
meeting with the evening train at o'clock up
from Canton, Jackson, Vcksbuvg, New Orleans,
and M
ALL THE SOUTHERN CITIES;
making the trip froli New Orleans to fazbo City
in Is hours via New Orleans, ]. s. G.. N. Rail
Read then by the Mississippi Central Rail Road
and Herod s Birmingham's Daily Stage Line.
Then fesAaning two hours for the train down,
connecting with Goodmahs Depot, Lexington,
Carrollton, Grenada, Water Valley Grand june
ton, Memphis, and
ALL THE NORTHERN CITIES.
Persons travelling to or from Yasoo City will
find this route much chsaper and quicker than by
any other route, and make direct connection
with al other places ON The Railroad.
Stage leaves Yazoo City every day at o'clock
P. H.. and Connects with the cars at Vadghan's
Station at ?. NJ. returning, letSes Vaughan's
Station at 9 P. NJ, and arrives at Yazoo City at
8 A. NJ.
April %, 1850.
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d OW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

Il Bene0olent Institution established by spe
ciaL Endowment, for tie Relief Of the
Sick and Distressed, afflicted 0ih Fiya.
lent and Epidemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, i'm view of Inc
awful destruction of human life caused by
Sexual diseases, and the deceptiona practiced up
TN the unfortunate fictims OF such diseases by
Quaeks, several years ago directed their Consult
ing Surgeon, as CHARITABLE ACT worthy of
their hafnc, to open Dispensary for the treat
ment Of this class of diseases, in all their forms,
and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS TO ali
who apply BY letter. with description of their
condition, cage, occupation, habits of life, &c.D
and in case of extreme poverty, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FlEE OF CHARGE. tits needless
tOadd that the Association commands tYc highest
Medical Skill of the age, and will furnish the most
approved modern treatment M
The Directors of the Association, ia their An
nual Report upon the treatment Of Sexual Dis
eases, express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the labofs Of their
Surgeons in the cure of Spermotorrhea, elect,
Syphilis the vice OF Onafism or self Abuse Dis
eases of the Kidneys and Bladder, &C., and order
a continuance Of the same plan for the ensuing
year.
The Directors, on q review of the past. feel as
surcd that their labors in this sphere of benevo-
lent effort have been of great benefit to the afct
ed especially % theyonng, and they have resolved
to devote themselves, with renewed zeal, to this
very important and much despisod cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhoea, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of 0nanism, Mastur
baton, or SelfAbuse, and other diseases of the
Sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, VIII be
sent by mail lin n sealed en7elope), FREE OF
ntn4o - 6 4 Al NC
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The tlde, however, is setting against Doug.
las even in the North. Many papers which
originally hoisted bis flag have already pulled
IT down and substituted The glorious banner
Of Breckenridge and nationality, while we
have yet to be Informed of the 6rst instance
OF paper which originally supported the
brecklnndge tieEet going over to Douglas,
Memphis Avalanche.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-11
LIGHTNING RoDsI


In connection with the above business the
subscriber has opened in Yazoo City,
A LIGHTNING ROD DEPOT,
where he will keep constantly on hand a full sup
ply of superior Iron and Copper Lightning Rods,
Trimmings, &C., the very best Manufactured. He
is supplied with the latest and most approved
fixtures and appliances, and prepared to PUT UP
any description of Lightning Rod, in proper and
substantial manner, whenever and wherever de-
sired The materials he will use are warranted
genuine. and inferior to none which art and sci.
ence have produced The Iron Rods are made of
carbonized annealed iron, with zinc protectors,
combined with electro positive elements in the
manufacture, making them equal to copper as
conductors. All the Rods are in ten feet lengths,
with accurately fitted brass screws, connecting
joints, mounted with solid copper points, plated
with gold and silver and surrounded at the base
with angular negative magnets, which possess the
power, to an extraordinary extent, of discharging
the opposite elements of the most fearful thunder
storm. The fastenings and insulators ARE the
most ingenious and complete ever manufactured
Taken as a whole, these Rods are far superior to
any yet introduced into, this market, and the
most perfect silent conductors ever presented to
the public
All orders in this, and the foregoing branch Of
business promptly attended to- and satisfaction
Eey~ Satisfactory references given. if desired
w. r. CR0XTON.
YaSoo City, Miss, April 2, 1859. lily
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-11
NOVEL SCHEME!
P Ollie y Pla n Lottery,

BY this Scheme, purchasers can select their
own Numbers, and pay any amount for Ticket
they may desire
Extra Glass 3, Draws October'3, 1859.
And on every succeeding day Sundays except,
ed at o'clock P. M.
IA In this Scheme there are IS Number2
placed in the Wheel-from Up to 75--and twelve
of those Numbers are drawn from the Wheel. If
person selects one Number out of the 70, and
that Number is among the Numbers drawn, he
gets FIVE times the amount invested If two
selected Numbers are drawn, he gets thirty for
one; if three selected Numbers are drawn, he
gets two hundred for one; if four selected Nun
bers are drawn, be gets a thousand for one; if
FIVE selected Numbers are drawn, FIVE thousand
for one if six selected Numbers are drawn, ff-
teen thousand to one. Remember if two, ormore
selected Numbers are taken, and all those Nun
bers so selected are not drawn among the Twelve
Drawn Numbers, the Ticket is Blank.