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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-27

0rrh perlonIite Ginfauie i'm 1erpen Fin i'd in
ecu StNnN 9rle3t, mrtnrn 9cebrten &unprn elm Dor.
%iuAitthc4 Eager Der bClten &i9arrcn ieper 2Mrt unp S9us,
lit"t 81 aasno6maIpeiie ttIiiacu Yrciien offetiren N
tonnsr. @leihiauS cmprble its mein nUbIaIprtirtrs
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-27
Oeutihe 6etomme,
NfrS. 3. Gaumann, MarIbuQsS troe

SptNbcn Der 3tcM un0 6ten.
nad,t Den Ernucn Sthhmsapc Die er0e6cniis 4u;cioe Sss =.
2'ailNLano 8S otb3mmt ltubcrtuLo auf er llnjYcritat M S,m.
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2EI3ni'le 0orIr9n lam, rpcthAlb Tic fh bi porfomrrcrfr IN GcSs NJ
9:nbtllca 5tLhH1 emprEht. 3Nalei,b modt ecit!be ibrcn e;5nns<
rihltA Ole AnittaC, rF Nt IN DtIllhtdnC mtbrcre SI?r, icmis ~,
Baltimore II Sabre prNctitut BAT. mao oaR lie prSb1Gp br gS,-rh y"
rUn9 9ttcn t1nT, rGE lie ctroai9G GufWI9r in Ger Idur0iten sSs:c,
~ N' ''"'' O"ltlEWtNptu GuSri1ten lam, 255
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-27
FEUER-V

FEUER-V h~RSICHERUNG.
S%rltterra9 9t3ut StrIul ti feuer, BIC bier in Ribnprb sp,.
nttt A9tnt er ""'''""
NreAt NtItrrn 3nlMrance Company AL @bfloseIpbis
tnt9r9tn. nNci!i@ &]eribtrrn0 ouf g8uhnbdnirr. Stprcs aoSr;bn
!tiupautrn, lStrlltititn, StGdUH6cn, EyrUd,Npcidcr, SGIS,rr5,SIL
l"&ftthr S"GlnMnnH3utrr 10, nne ipar III orn tiniaittn Wreiirn,
&A- 2tTloEtn, mtltt I'D 09cn on SulJn rn acger SrI<
ltdAtrn lpeiIcn, WtrSt wobitbun, bti pcm llnteI;e duct,u upr;u;er..
tcH. DIE n9ugt0iItt Ser ,G'rc0t I&errrn Sniurantt unS arra
9pnlphno" 5tTAbtt no III 4titaoclpbia 9iu. 4sS 90 ,lnunir. Go
ct 4ttn StrHtc, un0 btT09t be GOpitRl Sericlbtn $500 oOn.
IN NttElrno bcNnett 10 biz s3mc9pfNcc an geallrfaFc ~
2pHrtl uhirTh1lb Dem Grd1u9t 0rttl uup ne5cn y y. G1hn
&a:- Etesns StrtAtrunNcn fr 9ScjFc Mo :: tpeu rsrrh
kt!ttNT0be c@ltlelt fUr OF bclhn GrG.r19niccn Iue III 1tn sia;sfcy
: ttltI cntltaCn aenommcn mn mup bel Shrtcfilm rcr Wctr.'
u 7 :" "'PNoNo ""s5eiSht. Or. Y. y. 9rifrn, Gscat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-27
e. Gutte, & Comp
Wirtb(hafts- Gr6fnaug.

sfeincu 8rcuRpeu uup rcm 9crbrtER NutIttrm
bic crsetsultc Ansci9c, pob ib Ole uhcr Hrn >1rn.
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sDirtSlhait utcrupmmrn bate, nnp eae I'D mid
irtu,n rsrrs, purh quite @ctrIn5e u"e oufmertT
iame Nsrienuns rieie NSirttlhoit 81 etuer son
0rutlscn mitpsr germ t~riutaten ju MAIDEN
0nn; s~rSetcni
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-27
q. II. ~CHhLKLEY,

q. H.. CHhLKLEY,
Gambler uen 2tpcr uao 5buN 6jnGin9s, SmgUrttsr
azscen iraai2Iitem &~1ltleocr,
II. @otr., inilAcn Mi1in II. Gary, Nldtmoue, ga
0catih,n ShuhmohrHl wIro bW5 YoutanoiRit aiirrtrtc Vaaa
ycn yeerr aNer Nrt btittNs empioalcn. 0icitlten nnrtu Saicl&it III.
.1i,ih alice iu ibrtM gStMNit nCthl8t l5trtHN8. rr l. q. 1yinoinG5,
ytuttn &C.. oGt 5Mica lrggcrH II. l. ~ Dis Yrr Srtlrrr rm6
.Bvhbinccru Gtb aust mtrpchpt Ttotr Ut o~ichtfduS prWItbi1.
Muc oirit NrtUti wtrOcH 9t5en gaar OOer 9ue 90pttre biaiat
ctrl1uft. llG4
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-27
Scbt aus nab
No. ~ MaiuS It
Die biuiNiten DRY Mrrns in ,nihmanS

S%VV }HtoS lfene 9ebrIdc Gnttulc YUa & bis 5 Gents
I an ~ ets.i lprltE garrnS ppn S bio - Cts; n, linn,
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nISi aultts I'll 90 Gte.i ltto. Iiluttltr III SI,SG -
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III; ~ GmP St.tnltpt SttrtN ven - Cts. an aufmartt, n,
1890 SrE"TH uilp eaGbric &anES sum bolbtn cNrr,;r.
tn ,"yt uM" V'Elen SlirtltS, Stttuna, Nilprp .cair. SINS,
tT n,t fV, ' aHStt elem, Oil Gtpb, CARPETS, GSplbrtrs.
NJ SAo'ts @atttrS nit 0trlS i'll 81, SI.25 une SnfrSrtt.
- nv S's SuH unG oval TIN 3tubc NIT 6ttls III SIT
Sr - " ~ W'l,te une GbuNrcns wal;I0 in allen Tnr
w. "n' vi "Hr1 NrtUtn, Won p GtS. an aufrsartS. I'm
S"e.eS S!!prrrs ia 90 GtS.. Nicn'N clippers n 81 SIS "
l EaTf. S ,T, cI s1: iH s. GtS.; 0rrOra 5tes, 6 snSrcF o5ailrrs
| Sarr u STlRt llr @errtn, Hnat,n uue SrrgSIt5,
u Nulultr. "' wy. 'e"t SN.NttN n0H
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-27
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Se1entIiber Hpta' unD @crtetts. Nmraft,
AIFfe: Gdf @HnTrnors unV 5rantlin<S traBr.
DemticDc SSriicbtc!
= hcNb u nnn erahsim z

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no. i MlaluitreEe, nabe am Nlten Narft,
'Idnrt lN Gem ptatlmcI @uttitunt, namentIhb 6ausfralsr. Ss
@@i' s Ut nAhtn. Rap CT Cit 2~@rr aacr rcuthNtn 6rustt bait>
1t': Gptil6tn, at2rrrtc MUhcn, Grtlen, ymfct, ate %rteH .sm.
2tnEfUthF, k7i0nr'lht @rulc. SdaOtiStr- Wso Hhntlaarr .Raic,
S1FosHtr, SN;1m., 9tln0t Etbtuhtn, orUtktt eBtiut, ciiscmaG
6r.1E 0Nc 2cttn Gluo" ., .ijarytn N. g, mt(hr NruFt| perfsf6x
b,l&tcm 'Nrtlr yer u,
&a~ Gm sntea @o. t~l9ut!sr mIe lal;iSr GrfIuAEaa,n feo
cals}H't Mttnfda5 81 ';osf 3ti 81 blktr, IM0 iaCtl III Tyiprer
S:,I\' "'t'9.i@u sass! gEGE rTGeim
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-27
=. 81. Ip,nn,cl,

NuTppl tcrer uuo Lapr,i crSr,
No 2O4 SrUnpftr0Sc, imilder Ger 4tcn unp 5tcn,
cmp'ehlt lt ecm rcutltcu !rubIjtmr sur Nnicrtiora9 aQcr in itn
@clthtt emlhlo9tnccr Nrttttcn, ais: NIfpeIttrn neUcr unc alter
@frbel, NntrtiSunS ra Ni0n0eGn aucr Nrt, 50pc;ierCl su 9im,
mern, 81 mclhtm ,jrct th tin itbr IhpRcs GJrrtiH-nt 50rutn
"orrHthtS babe. 9uc Sorsri NfplcNur uno Ytrrtianifhc Nlinpa grrs
rNtbta uur SIT ttNiScal %reIo ;u tatcx lei :. ". 3pmmtI.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-27
9 bilipe q ppp.

aribliu1ts unp Sommcr. @aaren fur 1860.
Nnte. Miscu unp Strcb'W aoren.
nj, uutSrcihucttn b0bcn jEst -%err1tNjS UNI gum %trt1uf
.;,t Ia Huswabl rMt jSur., 0Nlmtrc, Srttdb- une Tn'c'
rr Wv gytIt b..s. Ntrlcvtm 9rcF pate Der fttnltcn SuNltiG!
uns al ltpem Srtilt irtS 9rryc:bt8 unN mtetn "u'0 lNlte 6ut
si,3slrra auseIcrli0t. llm ttncn &rIuh bitten ersebtnlt
~. 3. Nj pprc II. 0pmp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-27
"'e'per-S1Srr! &Ieirer<Qaeerl
y. Seea1er..

Ne. - Wainltrofe, ,ptlhcn Ger Is. II. Is
bIt Elm arrEcS Eager fcrtlrt 6crrsn- unc Nnottr~ sIcs,r noT.,
lpr et lrHt9c. Sotcr, Gle aus rem bclcn %frun;6TIhcn 8 nh SSSud,
1;rrust ltno. o"' ~
Hn'h pul0niHtr :lnfouf ousr in mcia Gcit5ft tiulSro.,ns,,
StrNt Nm Id III Ten Stone 9cicet, Suiiumcre Gin rrr;IoIiaSS VI.
lcrttntnt Hrriul1Cn, NM wcrScu meme oecbrtgt arrrScm anf ~.
Nrcntrtcllc nun gtliIltc tccic... '" VIZ 'F
Nc- ~NrrTtNue pcrrdhil en errGcS 2ancr rp fsiSrr., ro
Icmcncn @olotutcrn, &aihcltuhtrM, &5cnsfn. NnirrrriSnn tf.;Sm.
N N" "'' ''"'NFI y. 3cber,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-27
Ocean Yatetz mn 0rlp : ScfGrrrrunss, @ummiIiicn
Mgcutcr:
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SntafIpe. GOmmllIiONs-, Sgtolti6ns. unt
2RchicI UtihGft.
Sriefc unA MaGttt, itEItrt bo ;u 30 pfunoGtwibt, wcrSrr
nit Icocm Ycn bier a~bapcnSm Nsao6mpicr HOS irecnn t!ncmCltc
ny l8t!! lYpriINItG 9tEtl0IGRo rno bic ShptiO franfrt bs
;r Y:firirlun6, 'pr t5tilIrcilr, pronIpl uns mt Ger 0rOEtrr Sibrr.
bet crptput, SC0rn 8ar0rtt unr Shtn.
49t0itl mp INmciiun9cG. II sen 6autpldbcn Ygu
NturblNnF i0bl6or, ltnc iu oen n%ttcrigisu& surlcu IN scn cbto:u
bureau Ill parcn.
Observation-Disclosures al jr3r1e cie @prciIc III DrutIR-
laue, fti wS 6au0 lc!rrr GcScn Suu:uns.- 9aEo1r, Gilus
uRN Rticpait.
re- Ear s,id,mOus Ino ll@srscne BADEN mir 6rn. ". AaiI,,
anicrC Netnrur rscrtr'G.n. u. S@mipt <. s,
Did GUf CsatS N]cic9eaN, ttttct UNI r' Observation-Disclosures mci.
ser iyrcunec uub N1roS!tutc 8. pa let
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-27
-. 81. Etrccecr,
BR E'S
}(ew -})orkrr Shritt- 6ie6crfi

lat ltctS r~O,rGlsis cine 9rtPc NuSpNt. gur
antiques ")Tiiich, .icrs { @3riitcu,
oetup'rrtrh Sbrittcit. ScTtidbcu Ss)riitcl,,
|Nh"t 'pith' %critcrriGci,
2coGcIs ". 0Imcbrctts Z brtitcr, CsmfoI.uncu.
NCtau9- II. NPrtuu.SiHicu, Surd,AnirI,.
%ri'lig'ite imc gHi"unihrtr NRsESuGsrutcn,
SIrclcS uHc ~lIipicr, 1S~rEiGts Sicifrgc C.
Spifcrrutiic5r Siuicu.
Di SdriftcH liEb ale Surb I0mpffreit rpn Fem SieNr : Fvift.
9WRtrct tluI'uaiutch bartCn NPttaG acdolcn. Sic uuYcrll,;5,,
iiNc o@ntUtItcis, HMt Hi nctae Sbriftfn 3c1cncn wuetu, Icgt NIB
N CH StdN9, onle C1ucrt3fNrcN = srTuu III on ~uiccrialrr
NrCltt cr &cwH5UitHcN &5pcn fprrbl QcStu 9oa ais 0f Gre, il
81 pcrIIufen.
NrcNcl, pp!i&riiHn, NorSc, Staten l3intctbafca &c. ltftrt nv
iU rEN ~ntccrSrrn SdhrfprCrcn. SbrrprItcu nett prc;sGftt
wuCcn ac9tn gmlsnorn9 .on Gents ir raS pNtrcrto an NJ q
]pIUtcrCltG YrriIuet.
3cltunaHbcnu1sctc mcIhc Etcfc @2S,:lr. Nctt rjc1tr Nrt, svr
eu |. NuGut 10" oyctmal O~ufnchINtu Unc mir Gin Srtmrlar a.,
rr Stttun9 if'tnccn, trnncr eC ,SnlcrtjruSMtu-fC1 in S,nrttanuna
trulkcn, Wcnn IL Fur zen funiNIcn H&trth rpn mcincn SGt:tttcu
tlu::R. Otrr1c 9ru:t,
NN. L. NhmnlktrS q. NirN- 9rrI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-27
9cslril 9fcurpElr,h

gSirtblhaIt unp gngertrrr. Salon.
Src'citr.. nrr Brand 9cgcnib.r,
Mm" SGM Stutldrcn 9uPtitam bcleNe %eatpfoblcn. ta bieI,rhc
Et1"G ~; 'MnSettptFt unc nut rrn bclrn Grfriibunocn VIZ
-" - =" a"9N'"''H StWp elntt y. RCUrpbr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-27
\ j. Sues,
@aNenfabrisunt,

Sd Ger 9t,n urp Nrpao<5trnGe,
smeftklt Naui!itthatrn itu Eager ppn elegant mo ~e0urrbliI
atbsuI,p 4IsItu jtptr Gilt mo tWntr 60trltRtlpH, une funrt
SuitrSa, ;um 9nitrIiaen neltr 2SNStn arI III Der tmicNn
Stit Kno N Cen biutIlttR SNrciltu. Hlc III Gem gSaGncrsr.
ISsft YerfrmalCnGs 9feparIturtn lpcratN ~plnttltdhlt %auSscfisrt.
BU- gum Gtrmietben ltebcn l!c.s rtni8e
sltsantt SussisS 9t9en siRi9e Scr8utunS bel
SUbu Docs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-27

IL. ~" "ICpC
Office ECke MARSHALL und ste Strasse.
Dry-Goods s Fancy. Store
am 9ruCu Ninrtts,
@de Der 8rrdp- mn 6tcn Stra6s.
Q, 81. u Y { IL a II NJ ~cmpIc6lt lrincn IrCunpCn
ru0 rem %fubIifum lciu gut aiortirtrS Gnetr Ypn Triibr
jabrs' Nnnysn, Die III Ecu b~iui8ilen prciitn a~tsrsrtcn
merpen.
0csrae u. 8primamamus
GplumSia 6ptrl uno Ncfauratlun
(rItr AWpps 9sttO,
9ie. 4Sf 9cnniploanin Npenut,
sipiltcn &tIN mo NeSr.aue. a.palf Streets,
9SGibju3tpu. q. 6.
Oct rcIltnoe YubIitHm Tut,. in bititm 6piSi Sic trsunv, idEe
%uinNbnr me &crNrUNl. NceinAUngn m0ig,
Scrabiceuua Der Nrcile ppn &pbIrn.
Tie Trcjic ven & of; iinc sis aUf wcinc 9iatbriAt nil" frL6t,
Spit Yump Gptt $3.50 rr Hfae.
Srft pail Gpfc 40
!HArc Eptr, btic: Sprtcr $50
Eiticn fr,Icn ;ufgi9c mus Goft ais cN5 6ilt,itt Irgtrlmacms.
tsrial ciatr Staipn a~nS,chtn mtreep.
9tcinsuNNrr: &d6riabUn0 tClm iufutu rscr N6ic$rrura.
Sic irbItns @IareS Rclnrtn lid Gfe Der 10. 5tyNfe lne S&aGY,
unc Gte er IS. mno S9rNlr., lupltm Yrm Canal. ~
2$.sj 2no. ). 28er ;. @scn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-27

e. Is. Writlpa!c.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-21

tas. One good hit at our belligerent Con-
gressmen, however, struck the mark. The
warriors Of the TuskarOras begin fsticuf
in the presence of Powhatan, their king,
Whereupon the old chief raises his war club
and exclaims:
"What's all this fuss abOuti-have done
ZOundsi you must think you're at Washington
At the concert of the Campbell Minstrels
l saw Bosworth, of the Canton Citizen. He
was looking bale and hearty, as a good man
and courteous and able editor ought to
lOOk-prospering, too, like green bay horse.
The Opposition party here are mainly
supporting Douglas till something else turns
up. There are great many delegates here
on their way to the Charleston Convention.
The Mississippi delegation, / learn from
good authority. are all committed against
the Little Giant, and pledged to leave the
Convention, in case he is nominated. Nous
Terrons. We may be on the eve of perilous
times, and we must follow CromwelPs ad-
monition to his Puritan soldiers "Trust in
the Lord, but keep yOSr pOsCder dry"
PATRICK.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-21

Four YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH HAIR REsToRA-
TlvEs.-The following letter from gentleman
long and fayOrably knownin Boston and vicinity.
who has had most favorable opportunities of
knoring of what he writes, WILL we are sure, sat
isfy the most credulous:
WALTHAM, Mass, Jan. 90, 1860.
MEssRs. W. i. HAGAN & Co.-Gents. have
been selling HEIMsTREET'S (" Inimitable HAIR
REsToRATIvE" for three or four years, sciM qood
SGt.faction Gad success. have tried various other
articles in the market, pages, Packards Ave
ry's, Woods, &c.,) but yours has the decided
preference among them all. have neuer hesitatcd
to recommend it for all it claims to do. Several
ladies of our town who had been nearing false hair
for several years. have laid it aside, and now have
full and laruridnt head of hair of ORIGINAL shade
and color, produced by using two or three bottles
OF your article; and when by some means they
have been induced to try something else, palmed
upon them as being superior, they have almost in
r0ridbty returned to the use of your Hair Cooring
again, MS the only meritorious and reliable article
in use--hnding it toilette article as cheap as
any of the Hair Oils or Washes with which the
market is flooded Tam yours very truly,
s. B. EMMONS,
Remember that these unparalleled results were
produced By HEIMSTREET'S Intmitable the
original and only reliable article in use.
Price 90 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold every.
where. W.. HAGAN & CO..
Proprietors, Troy, N. Y.
Sold in fazoo City by
THOMPSON & GRAY,
And all the Druggists.
April I, 1860.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-21

DUrcH LOTTERY DIALOGUE IIaus
what you py nit the five toll,r pill you sen
to dem Lodderies ?"
81 puys dree tousand dollar brizc, vcl
| gets dis day,--yaw!"
Spy tam! will puy mole as dat mil
my monish. If you kits drte tousand tollal
init fife tollars, will kit dirty tousand tol
Ter nit yifdy tOllars, vich will Sheud to day
-yaw p
O" You ploody fool ! Ply tit you moi
shend peforc disS You might pc der riches
man iu der voorld py dis dime"
"Yaw-put l makes up for lost dime
now. Twill Sbcnd to Hodges, Davis 4 Co.
$50, to Macon, Ca, dish day.
Reading (Pa.) Paper.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-21


PAEoBANA.-This is the name Of m afictioI
which, in an epidemic form, has, within the las
few years, overrHn the UnitSd ststes, and, 70
ought We know, Europe. We have 1t from relia
ble authority, too. that the frontier Indians
Cherokees and Choctaws, have likewise beer
visited by II to slight extent. but from the lates
intelligence, the Oamanches had 50 far escape
its influences or more appropriately. perhaps, it
Pavages. The class Of aHIictions bearing th
name, naturally divides itself into two grant
orders, Panorama Natur@ and Panorama His
torioa. Zach Of these are again divided int,
genuses, and these into species, and examples o
all are not unfrequently met with, but the mos
intolerable form Of the pestileuce which hal
swept time and again over the country, Is 4
genus of the order Pdnordma Histories, and may
be designated by the by scientific term PdnorOmd
Bi6liD SGcrc or more appropriately, We think,
by the shorter veronym PGnorGmG Intoter0bilis.
Various species Of this particular genus have,
from time to time, made their appearance, and
after raversing extensive regions Of country have
disappeared to return no more. This Is the only
redeeming trait in the history Of each particulst
species Of this genus: that places are only doomed
to endure one visit from each Of them, for it has
been result Of general observation that the same
locality never receives second visit. Childhood
and youth are the ages most liable to be attacked
but every one is expected to undergo an attack Of
each species Of the peculiar genus under consider
ation The afliction generally originates in some
Of the Eastern or Northern cities Of Yankee Land
but seems to increase in virulence by introduction
into Southern cline. Like the more tolerable
afliction Of chill and fever, it seems incapable Of
sustaining an existence in large cities, but smaller
ones, and towns and villages are peculiarly OBJ
noxious to ifs prevalence. Our own city has
suffered considerably within the last year, and we
are afraid is destined shortly to undergo another
visitation. As we learn from Vieksburg paper
that Panorama is shortly to be exhibited there
for ''sir days Only"-mind only. There are, no
doubt, designs upon Yazoo City for an attack of
several days duration. This, In our opinion,
might be prevented even now by the institution Of
= strict quarantine for the purpose Of preventing
the introduction of any more Panorama into the
city If we are actuated by any selfish motives in
making these remarks, 1t is because We dread the
complaint which we should certainly be bound to
have shoald this Panorama breGk in here. And
sooner than undergo this, even for the space Of
six days Only, We would much prefer the splitting
Of as many hundred rails.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-21

On oUR TABLB.-Ths Cosmopolitan Art Jour
nal for March; Godey's Lady's Book for May
Or. Clouds Southern Rural Magazine for April
DeBow's Review for April and PetersOn's Ladies
International Magazine for May. Now, is not thi'
"bil Of fare" sufficient to satisfy the tastes Of
the most faStidiousi Is it not an intellectual
feast to which any one might be glad to be invited
In DeBow's Review the graveSt political questions
are discussed by the a5est writer's Of the country
In the other magazines may be found great va
risty Of interesting matter, consisting Of poetry,
stories, noveettes, engravings fashion plates, etc.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-21

MeFarlAnd's excellent TheatricAl Troupe have
been delighting our citizens during the past weeE
with their performances at Sons Of Malta Hall
This corps is composed Of some Of the most ac-
eomplishs1 actors that have ever visited our town
Jessie Mcfarland and Mr.. Mulholland would be
regarded star players anywhere and they are
sustained by an excellent stock company. wears
pleased to know that they fully sustain the repu
tatiOn which had preceded them. To night, we
learn, they give their last exhibition in this city
let US give them "a bumper at parting"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-21

FOR THE DEMOCRAT.
MOONLIGHT MUSINGS.
The beautiful golden day has ceased
Closed are the western gates of gold;
And, gazing on the glowing East,
/ watch thy spirits self unfold
And as it's silent, dreamy rays
Fall dimly soft on hill and plain,
The visions sweet of other days
Come stealing DER my heart again.
Up in the beauteous azure dome
The stars are cleaning calmly bright;
While from his leafy, greenwood home
The whippOorwill sings to the night.
He trilleth the same sad, wailing tune
That greeted erst my listening ear,
When meath the starry sky of June,
fingered long his notes to hear.
/ hear the wild, sweet, silvery chime
OF Memory's golden mystic bells,
Come floating ON the breath of Time,
In softened tone and gentle swells;
And seem to feel the cooling breeze
ofmy childhoOd's joyous hours,
Float o'er my brow and through the trees,
As l roam in Fancy's magic bowers.
But the pale moon glideth clear and high
Above Earth s countless flashing streams,
Once more I'll look upon the sky,
Then bid adieu to idle dreams.
From chiIdhOod's sunny days I'll turn
To a true and better life,
And priceless lessons will learn,
AS l battle with care and strife.
I'll heed not the ceaseless dash and roar
Of Life's tempcstuous, surging sea,
For beyond, there lies brighter shore,
Where peace and rest doaiteth me.
Yazoo County, April l2. E. j. p.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-21
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eorered for all Diseases of The Chest,
and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
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These Waters give the most instantaneous and
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ing to directions, never fail to effect rapid and
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are equally blessing and a cure-nOne need
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On impartial trial.
70 VOCALIsTs AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS, these
Waters are peculiarly valuable they will in ONE
DAY remove the most severe occasional hoarse.
ness ;~Ond their regular use for few days, will,
at all times, increase the power and lexibility Of
the voice, greatly improving it's tone, compass
and clearness, for which purpose they are regu.
larly used by many professional vocalists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
Rochester, N. Y.
Price rs cents per box. For sale in Yazoo CITY
by THOMPSON & GRAY.
COMPTON & THOMAS,
And all Druggists.
January IA, le60
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-21

SANDS SARsAFARILLA FOR PURIFYING THE
BLooD.-How many unfortunate victims of Scrofu.
10, once without hope of cure, now joyfuly testify
their restoration to health to the medicinal virtues
and surprising efficacy of this invaluable prepar.
alton. In all cases where the impoverished and
depraved condition Of the blood is evidenced By
eruptions blotches or sores, its operation will b.
found in the highest degree salutary. The pub
lie are cautioned to ask for "Sands Sarsaparila, "
and take no other, as host of spurious imita.
tons upon which no reliance can be placed, are
in the market
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS, Drug
gists, 100 Fulton street, New York.
Sold also by COMPTON THOMAS,
yazOO City, Miss
Sold also by Druggists generally.
April 21, 1860.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-21

In this issue may be found synopsis of great
Union speech NOrth-delivsred in the House Of
Representative Of the United States, by the Hon.
Mr.. LOvejoy Of Illinois. We csmmend it to the
consideration of the great Union party South.
This distinguished Union lover says that the slave
holders Of the South are pirates, and the U nion
men North mean to wipe out slavery, and that the
slavery men may as well undertake to "bloW out
the sun as dissolve the Union"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-21
9Wse30g IglO9asege

Of the many blessings which an all-wise Crea.
tor has bestowed on ungrateful, yet dependent
man, the knowledge of the laws Of health and
remedies for distressing malades, is certainly
among the most useful. For Diorrhea, Dysentery.
Cholera Morbus and similar affections of the
bowels, Green's Carminative Syrup acts like 4
charm, relieving the sufferer and restoring the
rosy tint of health. A single bottle will convince
the most sceptical. See advertisement in another
column
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-21
iron THE DEMOCRAT.

AChOSIlC.
Maiden fair, with the sparkling eyes,
In vain scan the starry skies,
Seeking among those Orbs of light,
Some star to match thine eye SO bright.
LAURA" Petrarch 8" loved ones name
And one that's not unknown to Fame
United charms in thee combine,
Richer than gold or diamond mine
A faultless form, a faultless face
Gentleness is thy winning grace;
Regality enthroned, sits on thy brow,
And at thy shrine Loves vassals bow.
Fair maid, deem me not over bold,
That ! to thee my hopes unfold.
Oh Laura thou bewitching elf,
Now Grafton me thy lovely self.
EDWARD.
'azoo City, Miss, April Is, 1860.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-21
The STATE OF MIssIssIPPI, |
YaZOo County. o.

THE STATE yss.l OF MIssIssRrr csH.I SIS.
!, John Brum6eld, Clerk Of the Probate Court
Of said County, certify that Edward L. Bower,
Agent for the Phoenix Insurance Company, located
at Hartford, Connecticut has this day fled in my
office the certificate of the Auditor of Public Ac
counts, together with statement of said Com
pany,) authorizing him to transact business oi
Insurance in this State, according to law
49, Given under my hand and seal of Office
r. this 18th day Of March, 1860.
JOHN BRUMFIELD, Clerk.
Business attended to with dispatch and fidelity
policies issued and applications solicited by
B. L. BOWER, Agent.