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areas Southern EnsP0rissns
FANCY GOODS
DIR ss TRIM nj ~ @ y.
f. & T.. PIFFET,
I33. Canal street
OPPOSITE THE ToURo BUILDINGS,
Have just reserved their large and esteraly selected
stock Of
FALL eoODsl
Comprising goods FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD,
selected with view to supplying the
NEW ORLEANS DEMANDi
Style, Quality and Cost
TO their
RIBBONS AND DRESS TRIMMlNGsl
Which are of the LATEST PARIS STYLES, and the as
sonasns cannot be surpassed In the Union. Their
FANCY eoODS
Comprise
FINE SHE'LL COMBS,
IVORY COMBS
FINE TOILET BRUSHES,
BISCUIT sTATUARY and VASES.
FINE FRENCH JEwELRY,
PAPER MACHE K-BoXEs,
CHESS MEN,
DoaINoEs.
BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
aaa @ BILLIARD BALLS,
PLAYING CARDS
ALSO
PEARL. SHE'LL and SILVER PoRTEMoNNAIs, and
CARD CASES,
sTEREosGoPEs and sTEREoscoPIC VIEWS,
WRITING DESKS and DRESSING CASES.
MEERsCHAUM and AMBER TUBES for Smoking.
MEERsGHAUM PIPES.
PERFUMERY AND COSMETICS from the celebrated
ufactores of Lubin Monpeas, Pinaud and coudray.
FANCY STATIONERY.
LADIES' FANCY WORK BASKETS aud RETICULEs
etc, etc, etc.
THEY HAVE a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
E. OF
FINE CUTLERY, .sa.
Consisting of ROGERS, wosTENHoLPs, CROOKS ant
PINKNIoR's RAzoRs and SCISSORS
Also. complete assortment of
TOYS, CHILDREN's GAMES and FIREWORKS,
CHTLDREN's CARRIAGES
vELoeIPEDEs and ROCKING HORSES
Also
complete assortment of French WIRE MEAT SAFES
DISH COVERS, etc, etc. l.=a5 t.
ag-An Of which will be sold at .-...%
.GM LoFr- PzazcES.
E-Persons from tho country would do well to call and
anime this beautiful Of goods when in the city.
RS-Nothng is charged for showing goods.
f. i L. PIFFET,
1888 Canal street,
OILS 2plt Opposite Touro Buildings.
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The attention Of Printers Publishers is called to the fol
lowing letter, in relation to NEWLY INVENTED TYPE
METAL.
G. II. Vinen, Esq
Dear Strive enclose few from Conners unequaed
Hard Type Maarge quantities OF winch being made
up preparatory tbs Inauguration of our building,
Thetype driven through BOARD INTO any other
be driven IT without breaking It's face down like
lnc, whilst the hair lines will REMAIN PERFECT
Hon whe the of any other type with this Of
break tenpenns nail with fingers easy you
it cuts like annealed steel
Try bag Of It and il necessary 800 $1,000 that
no other type metal In the country equals it.
Gull the attention Of Printers value really Ills
greatest efforts yet The ben
eft Of Printers.
We think IL win Al least equal any copperfaeed type.
JAS. CONNER 4 SONS.
In reference the foregoing letter would say that
brag The experience which haNe had OF the
mauner IN which JAsfFS CONNER & SONS transact their
business safely sag that anything they undertake to do,
or promise to DO they will do the last letter and FORM
handled type for the last thirty years. hays tested
these Samples me- and ind they fully sustain all tho mes
eaimed fer them
Printers and Publishers invited call and examine the
HeeeHS md satisfy themselves before making their par
shases.
Orders for this tsps received and promptly filled b,
g. II. YINTEN, Sole Agent,
ol5 2pit los Poydras street, New Orleans.
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THE Sr. CHARLEs. On Saturday night the
q Original Campbell Minstrels' opened to an over
lowing house. Their house has genius ii it comic
genius In abundance and plenty Of musical talent
E'he last has its fnll and harmonious development
already, and doubtless the former viii when the
men have worked together ! little longer, got the
hstag of each other, md the slashing practiced
sKing necessary to dashing of q performance ia
style. Most Of the artists old sagers, but they
are now ii their present connection, have net quite
gpt The ran Of their programmes get, and seem
tyres to d degree. They offer fne bill tonight,
u which the fayorites figure largely, as they will
accaptably, doubtless. @
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#1sFestsen Report Lima, Ia, July 5,s5s.
a8sAsa w. n, hAsas Gents enjoying my youth
fa hair 1sszs have with US many of the
lind. ahi tha, sour Hair Celosng
atsaagheaea that has changed my hair Three
geaas Ago grey By accident bottle of
saur assotasise tsd il found ID whit
trade. satisfied that with little
tstaa taga bs sold the worth he article
only knownto insure its in almost every family
lie country have bnt few ths ave gross re-
eeiyst I'd january lsss. wish some move this week
Yours, truly, II. W. WOOD.
oenbsr ha shis result produced by nemstreets IN
ilsabe tho original ard only reliable Hair Re;iorstiye
Prizes 70 GEMS and 81 BOZ lie. Sold everywhere
w. NJ HAGAN a CO., Propreiors Troy NJ X \
sold III 8 WHICH CO., Il l6l Charities street New
ofieaAs. SELF 2pim&w
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HS-Experaenee teaches that deIfcncy
pzsvsss females applying the alleviate
Suffering sd sss lie That objection obvated case
u s 3aisy Carks's Female Pulls prepared after pro.
seron Of sIs Janes Clarke Physician tbs Queen Eng
Land and wall known b the ony remedy for
ssnais nIaa d ram any cause They can
h suf II bpiiic containing 90 p post BY enclosing
asfn sx passags ssHsapsIo any agent
Gsnsra Agent The United States JOB MOSES Rochester
II. n II WgIGHT CO., kew orleana. Wholesale Agents.
~ Epld py Al fssneesshe hrlERiata tee aply&W
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On Sunday 1sth Inst o'clock a. NJ, MARY aged 10
Heans edtst daughter Of John and Elizabeth Niville.
HI place this afternoon at O'Clock, from
Apollo and Felicity
Reed. s8s
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w. Hmmhcx Hisl Rangers The regular
wes meetings u hs Club will Be held teir hall school
Canal Franklin Streets MONDAY EVEN
IkGS. atT uicoek. BIZ order Of The President
III agfs GEO. 0 BEAREs, Secretary
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Tag AcAnEsr or MusIc The Rumsey and New
comb Ministries promulgate great bill, as usual,
sosnight. II Is worth the whole price Of admission
just 70 get one eyeshot and earshot at the melan-
ehoiY Little Lehr. on the shoulders Of this Illus
nions man has certainly fallen the mantle Of Matt
Ped, and he stands to-day the most exquisite
specimen u lie professional Niger extant. He
could scareely have been more complete and
thorough descendant Of Ham # he had been born
10 Abysinia Of Abysnian ancestry. Lehr will do.
Oh course everybody knows that Rumsey and
Ncwcomb viii do Rumsey, the lion Of the burnt
cork tribe, the chieftain Of the race.
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~ EJnEun Guard, Second Districf-This
ssss aissfa EVERY FRIDAY ENN ING al AZ O'clock at
ta 0rleans Ball Room on Orleans street. between Royal
Bnathon streets All parsons favorng the election
JOHN BELL fer President, and EDWARD EVERETT for
frsadea respectfully invited TO attend and join said
GiaA.
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na Col w. H Sparks Ii a candidate for
srcE. Election Ncrember 9. o. 2pie4
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:. more Precious 1na,e Rabies"

Is health hut If believe the advertising columns of the
pes no one without that great deaeraum the rene
dies are almost than the diseases themselves
eaeh one Of the former beng better than its eompees
wRTGHT's
Rejuvenating Elixir
r. star Of great magnitude among the myriad it scarcely can
he as medicine for is pleasant The TASTE, exhilH
rating and hracng action and both harmless and effective
in Us operation ppon the debited weak or wo be
rome victim Of bad health and treatment Throw away
DOCTORS stun aud try this mighty substitute
sold by all druggists throughout the United States
| and Canada
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
| j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
n and ISL ehsrtres street,
| OILS apsteodAiiw Sole ProprietOrs
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EUerett G,sasrd, Fourth District.

FINANCE COMMITTEE:
SAMUEL "A. sHuMWAY-......s Chairman.
VI. B. BoAfles, G. NJ. Beaman. Sani'l McConice,
a. Wang, NJ. 7. Squircs, Ge,. d. Field,
Capt. Richard Swain, II. Bertel-
The Club meets VERY WEDNESDAY EVENING at their
Hail. corner SaJaes and Josephine streets, at ~ O'clock
OLE 2p6s a. WALLACE HUNTER, Secy.
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MEN 'LUsiTAsos BENEyoLEST Association. The
members Of this large and praiseworthy Associa-
ion viii read The notice in orr columns to-day.
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KID GEores.
LADIES, READY MADE UNDER GARMENT

LADlES hEAUf MhUE UNUEH 6RhNENlS,
either by the single piece DOZEN
CBEMISE-Embro Linen Lawn.
GHEMISE-Emb'd with Corset Covers
CHEMISE-Iinen Lawn Ruffed.
GHEMISE-E Embroidered Linen.
cHEMIsE-- Ruffed Linen.
CHEaISE-Corded Linen.
CHEMISE-Plain Linen.
CHEAlISE-Plan Cotton.
CHEMIsE- Cotton, Embfd Linen Binds
CHEMIsE- Cotton Plain Linen Bands.
GHEMISE-Cotton, Ruffled Linen Bands.
f23 CHEMISE-R ufied
PETTIC0ATS-Plain
PETTICoATs-Rnnled
PETTIC0ATS-Corded.
PETTICoATS-Tucked
NIGHT GoWNS-Cotton
NIGHT GoWNS-BriIaniino.
NIGHT GOWNs-Jaconet.
NIGHT GoWNs-Striped Muslin
DRAwERS-Iinen or Cotton Plain.
DRAWERS-Linen or Cotton, Rufied
DRAWERS-Linen Cotton Tucked
DRAWERS--Wih Worked Bands
ROBES DE CHAMBRE-Tucked and RULED.
CoRSETs. HOOPS,
a-A call solicited Ladies want Of the above
Country orders promptly attended TO- and those desiring
their material made up will be promptly attended
MRS. M. j. JACKSON,
ol6 2p6t No. l3s Camp street.
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I'he Lester Nsansfaetu ring Co1au.nv ~
Mshnsspd. Virginia. oneug ias kals NEW AND ELE
GANT SEWING MACHINE. made "a soashern soil under
ieea rights ansed by Elas Hows Jr Grover 4 Raker
Wheeler 4 wslaoif and /. N. Singer ca.
Tie sieg sowing Machine combines al merits 81 hc ola
Bgsehluas and lbs avoiding all Of sheir gau
Far - Is he Agent S HEnRleK No 81 caaal strev.
NeN M III calm
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aaas ~ 4 b. HuBBARn, see'y.

sar DIR, Charles n. KeIIs. Dentist, No. I5a
nIa zpIyAo&w
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Minute .aes. Of 100, saitesstio1,.

You are requested hand in your cape Al No. s5 Camp
street. BY II o'clock NJ MONDAY Oct H. for the purpose
having them trimmed, as per resolution adopted.
ol5 init G. W. NEUTz, Sec'y.
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GROVER & BAKER
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Appointed by the Tennessee State Fair, 1860.

NASHVILLE, Tenn Sept, H. 1860.
The Committee appointed the State Bureau of the Seventh
Annual State Fair of Tennessee examine and mark award for
the hest Family Sewing Machine, exhibition the follow
Ing Machines in competitions viz The NJ Singer,
Wheeler h Wilson, a. B Howe and the Grover Baker.
The rst named although differing and
capacity SILL the stitch concerned ali arrive the
same point making called the sIUFTLE
STITCH using shuttle shuttle and bobbn,
which thread thread used underneath isfeqaed
10 lie re spoiled The Shuttle Machine may ppon
classes family sewing with degree Of satisfaction but
their construction operation aud stitch their pin
cfpal adaptation is to the purposes Of manufactures
points conceive and important to meet
the range of requirements IN machine for family sewing
we find MORE CONVENED in the GROVER h BAKER
VIZ: EXTENT OF CAPACITY, SIMPLICITY OF con
srRuCTIoN, EASE OF MANAGEMENT, ADVANTAGE
OF USING THREAD FROM TWO sPooIs WITHOUT
REMINDING, STRENGTH OF WORK, ELASTICITY,
DURABILITY AND REGULARITY OF STITCH, AND
QuIGTNEss OF MOVEMENT. We therefore, award to
THE GROVER g. BAKER.
JOHN HERIGEs, Chairman. Il
j. W. HORTON
j. W. WILSON,
C. II. WHITE,
JAMES \. WUODS,
Committee
hereby certify that the a true copy original
decision and award Committee upon Family Sewing
Chimes appointed by the Tennessee State Fair for 1860
L. p. WILLIAMS,
OLE 2pf Secretary Tennessee State Agricultural Bureau
Notice.
The extensive alterations which have been progress during
j. LEyoTs & CO.'S,
being now complete ready for the reception
dies who please mind that the stock contains
every article in
Family and Plantation Dry Goods,
among the which the assortment of ELE
| CANT eLoAKs Just opened.
We are daily opening large receipts Of
SUPERB FRENCH MERCHANDISE,
and we intend shall undersel class
of goods.
| j. LEyo1s 4 CO.,
OILS 2pst Corner Of Canal and Bourbon streets
Carpet EE'areroomes.
/ Ct f o r. G. r L.. NAI r N e ,
No. 12o Canal street,
| To0ro buildings
Has always on hand and is constantly eceiynga splendid
assortment off,
1 MEDALLION,
4 VELVET,
TAPESTRY and
/ BRUSSELS CARPETS
OF the celebrated manufacture Of
john Gres.Iey & Sons. 81
AlsoThreaspy and Ingram eARPETINGs, Cocoa and Can
ton MATING, Plain and Fancy; FLOOR OH CLOTHS
from ) 10 n feet wide SHADES, GoRNIGEs, DAMAsss
snd every article in the Furnishing Department.
ol5 2pst
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Clothing. Clothing. Clothing.
MALARD & TOOKER,
Corner or Canal and old Levee streets.
We have received. by late arrivals large assortment Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of all qualities and of the
Styles The patterns and eoors selected Of the most
suitable kind for this market We offer stock for sale at
wholesale retail at the very lowest market prices.
Our Stock complies
BLACK CLOTH FRoeK GuATs, of every grade.
sUPERFINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS COATS.
!. BLACK AND CoLoRED CASHMERE sACs
AND BUSINESS COATS.
REVERSIBLE CASHMERE BUSINESS sAcs.
BLACK and GoI.oRED UNION CASHMERE PALEToTs,
sACs AND BUSINESS COATS
BLACK AND CoLoRED sATINET PALEToTs and sACs.
sUPERFINE CoLoRED CASHMERE PANTS.
;. BLACK pOEsKIN ...=.m=zz
BLACK AND CoLoRED UNION CAss.
:. sATINET =.
suPERF1NEsr SILK VELVET VESTS.
BLACK AND FANCY SILK VESTS
:, BLACK DoEsKIN AND SATIN VESTS
coLoRED AND BLACK UNION cAss. VESTS Single aud
Double Breasted
oyERCoATs, HIGHLANDERs AND cLoAKs.
BLANKET COATS.
FLgsHISG AND PILOT CLOTH COATS,
MONKEY JACKETS,
HARVEY JACKETS
And general assoTtmentof Low-PRICED AND MEDIUM
QUALITY CLOTHING.
=m-= Also
A great variety Of FURNISHING GOODS, such Printed
Puff SHIRTS white and coloed SHIRTS French and
American Flannel SHIRTS and DRAWERS Merino DRAW
ERs UNDERSTANDS, light and heavy texture;
and Wooden SOCKS NECK-TIEs STOCKS, SCARFS etc.
Youth and Boys Clothing.
We have just opened an assortment Of YOUTH AND BOYS
WINTER COATS, JACKETS oyERGoATs, VESTS, PANT.
-.s''2ss' MALARD & TooKER,
ol5 2p3t&w Corner Of Canal and Old Levee streets.
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Ma~Appeml to Science ~ IL you wish TO be
sle Of Obtaining perfect Half Dse without one eieteous
Hanasus GKisfADORos ExCElsIoR DYE Ii the only one
snmlisd to this ordeal II has been ANALyZEB BY
afIsIuN eAmis. tle country and his certificate
ss fsh biz harmlessnsss Is win thu reach Of every
busps.
Thu KANaSIIE BAU Of liz blacks and browns which
rsuiRsea with unelring certainty in minutes fairly
wpn fur Tie apnelaspn Or the Hair Dye
insshssd
Sold esergwhsse. Applied - ali HAS Drsssers.
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Grand FagI Opening

Of
ELEGANT SILK CLOTH
AND
velvet AGantles,
AND
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Usion Ctssb, Fourth District.

The officers and members this Club notified attend
meeting Empire House. OF jackson and New Lev
streets, THIS EVENING. at TX o'clock.
Rs-Punctnal attendance Is requested
BY order Of:
B. S. HARRISON, Pres't
WILLIAM woEIPER, Secretary. oi5 Cpl.
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Tne Corme,. Clothing Store.

TVse Corner Clothing Store.
ROBERT GRIBBLE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
oLoTHIN
Furnishing Goods,
FOR MEN AND BOYS,
Respectfully informs friends and public generally that
his stock Of sEAsoNABLR GOODS complete and will
tory, consisting Of
BLACK AND ooLoRED CLOTH FRoGK COATS.
BLACK CLOTH DRESS COATS.
Fancy Cashmere PALroTs and sAcs
Gray See! and Mixed Harris Cass. PAIToTs and sACS
Black, Blue and Cadet satinet sACs and JACKETS.
Fine six Plush ovERCoATs.
Black and Blue Beaver oyERCoATs
Ne Plus Ulsra ovERCoATs.
Black Cloth Surtout and Sac oVERcoATs
Fine BLACK DoEsKIN PANTS.
Fancy Cashmere PANTs--various styles.
| Blue and Black satinet PANTS.
Heavy Kersey JACKETS and PANTS.
Fine Black Satin silk and Velvet VESTS.
Fine Fancy silk and Velvet VESTS.
Fine Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
Black and Cadet Satinet VESTS
FURNISHING GOODS.
Superior Quality of Shaker Flannel SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
. Merfno SHIRTS and DRAWERS
Fine Red Flannel and Canton Flannel UNDERSTANDS and
\ DRAWERS.
4 Lambs Wool, Merino and Cotton HALF HesE.
| Black, White and colored KID GLOVES.
Buck Dogskin, Costa, Beaver Tafon and silk GLOVES
Fancy and Black silk and Satin TIES and scARFs.
Linen Cambria and silk HANDKEReHIEFs.
| Fine Linen and Linen Bosom FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS, OF
every size and quality.
TRUNKS, vALIsEs, CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS, etc.
INDIA RUBBER COATS and LEGGINGs.
In all making Of the complete stocks in the South
ROBERT GRrBBLE,
| No. As Camp street.
| OILS 2p1t corner Gravier.
y. If. Rraselssa1s's
N e w E M z o RI u M
| silks, Dress Goods,
R1c., RTc., ETC,
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND ST. ANDREW STREETS
Ladies' can Save at Least
TwEN MY PER cENT.
RICH SILKS,
DRESS GOODS.
PARTISAN CLoAKs,
/ suAWIs,
RIBBONS,
LINENS.
WHITE GOODS
EMBRoIDERIEs.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
/ DoMEsTlCs, etc., etc
At
B R A S e L NJ MS.
OLD 2p3tMoweFr
.go1'1.is. Maui 8 Co.,
FAsH1oNABbE cLorHIERs
Corner of Camp and Common streets,
UNDER THE cry HOTEL
We have opened arge stock of Fine Fashionable
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
4 And
/ FURNISHING GOODS,
CT choice material and the latest styles to which call til
sttsn.ion nfn friends nd the Dublic.
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Hard TYPE Metal.

STRIPED, BLACK and FANCY CLOTH, from IS to S.
Worth S. 10 IS. OILS apsfoweSa=
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sold II Ne~ lesns wholesale and retail BY j WRIGHT
r0 u and III ehases asrse' General Agsas IS 2pInaw
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.ss.ssic Borss. .eEusic Esoses.

We now receiving large lst Of
SUP ERIOR NJ USTC BOXES,
OF all Sizes and Prices
F. ~ L. PIFFET,
oI5 2pgt No. lsS Canal street.
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JOHN TODD.

xszNH g.aEVczx a1xx.x.zNeEts1-s
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-12
THE Law OF NE wsPApERs.

/. Subscribers who do not givs express norice
n the contrary. are considered MS wishing to
eOntinue their subscriptions.
2 II subscribers order the dseontinuance 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. II 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.
4. The Courts have decided that refusal to
take newspaper or periodical from the Post
Office, without notifying the publisher, and the
payment Of All arrearages, is pr'ma face evidence
Of fraud
s. Subscribers of newspapers or periodicals re-
moving, nre liable to pay so long as the paper or
periodical may be sent to the residence of the
party Mt 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
riable to paT for the papers they receive and
take ont of the Post Office. But law, as we'll as
equity. has decided in favor of the publisher
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-12
"A r s O.
GREENS CARMINATIVE SYRrP


OR, DIARRHEA MIXTURE!
A specify, sate and efsctnal remedy tor D.
orrhoa, Dysentery, Cholera Intantum, Of
Summer Complaint Of Children, Cloltd
Morbas, and any. or oil, Irregularities st
the Bowels.
Travellers should always bmvt q simply or mi,
Syrup with them, to cOunteract the dcrnnrpm,.t
of the Bowels consequent on using chnnpe Of
Water.
Every Family should keep this SYrAp, and par.
ticularly in the summer time. when Fruits are
abundant, and the bowels Of Children frequently
become deranged. 1t will NJ found cfflcaciNus in
restoring them to their usual heatly action
Hundreds Of certificates might he obtained,
establishing the value Of this rrfaedt in diseases
of the bowels, ore only of *bIsh We will ins II
here. Read the following from o. T. Iuckat,
Esq, an eminent Lawyer, and highly resp cmhle
citizen of Canton, Miss.
This certihes that hive usell Green's Car.
minative or Diarrhea Mixture in my family for
several years with perfect snccess, and conAnptlv
recommend it to the public, as the hest fs,nray
know of, for Uarrb@a and simih discascs Of tie
Bowels. 1t is especially adapted to the sAmm-r
complaints of children, who take il rralily and
are fond of il. o. a. LtCkETT.
"CantOn, Sept, 30, SO"
For sale by COMPTON THOMAS,
fa2oO City,
And by the proprietors,
CASSELL 4 BAUGHN, Canton, Miss.
June fS, 1859. Ii2ly
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-12

COL0RED PERsOEs Nor CITIZENS. Fred
Douglas, while in Newcastle, England, a
CIV weeks ago, made application, through
the American Minister IN London, for a
passport 10 enable him to visit Paris as an
American citisen. The yeply made by the
Minister wasy in eject, that the Constitution
of the United States did not recognise per
sons of color as citizens; the passport was
therefore refused Through the French Con-
sui at Newcastle, howevet, the required per.
mission has been obtained.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-12

"rOM MARsHALL's last" Tile Cleave>
land PleiBdeaer, of the 14th inst, tells the
following story of Eon. Thos F. Marshall,
which it pronounces his every last:
In Coming to this city few weeks since
from Cincinnati, he stopped over in Della
ware, u fourishing village IN the interior,
for day or two, Just before leaving there
he asked the agent to check his valise for
Cleaveland. The agent, a tall and yerdent
locking young man, chalked "Cleaveland"
on tue valise and went away. The brilliant
Kentuckian didn't exactly understand this
way of checking, but a sudden thought
struck him, aud he started in pursuit of the
agent After protracte5 search, Marshall
found him.
"Look here" said Tom, 81 want that
piece of chalk"
"What for 2" asked tie astonishcd agent.
$50 that can have something to show
for my baggage in Cleaveand!' said Tom,
with perfect gravity.
The verdant looking agent brushed his
long soap lacks from his eyes, closely sur
veyed Toms face for a moment or two, and
said, solemnly, "We gin'rally give a small
piece of bTass to holders of baggage, but
reckon faint necessary in your case p
There was just time to 60 across the street
and return bsfore the train started, and the
form Of the tall Kentuckan lowered at the
bead of the procession.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-05-12

STARTLING PHENoMENoN-0n Saturday
night March 10th, phenomenon occared
over Drogheda, Philadelphia, which for somc
time struck with the deepest terror those
who happened to be outside doors. The
moon shone out clearly the atmosphere was
calm, and the sky was dotted over with
stars, when about 8 clock, rumbling noise
was heard above, and suddenly the heavens
seemed to cleave asunder, when ball of fire,
the most brilliant that fancy could imagine
rolled along the blue vault, and appeared
to descend with the most fearful rapidity.
Dor few seconds the entire town was light
ed up so intensely that many females shrek
ed, some tainted and others ran off the streets
breathlesS and in the greatest trepidatioD
into the nearest shops. Anything of the
kind wns never known there before. 1t
was a length of time before parties who had
sought refuge in their fright cosld be per-
suaded to return to their homes.