The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

affections caused by the presence of min
erals m the system.
The remedy i. simple in It's arrange
ment. and almost instantaneous in It- ot-
iDcts; differing far from all other medical
.Tpedleuts; it simply strengthens nature
lu her efforts. bY an agent 40 once potent
and kindred in character and thus ena-
hles her TO expel the morbid cause, OF
and reform the normal con r
dition- of health.
For Scrorula. and all affections arising
from impurities Of the blood. and in the
Uterine maladies. these baths have PROV g
ed iutalGble. Their electric and benef- .
ciIi effect in cases of Fever and Aguo.
and upon weak dchilitated females who
lack vital energy, is truly wonderful.
We would fss5sSse our readers TO procure
p coI7v-ot-thF po7t0TNs Work and read for
Themselves.
Highland Mary.
The mother OF Burns Highland Mary.
VINO resided in Greonock for long period
died there on the 9th of October. I~21.
90 the advanced age of eighty five years. 4
This venerable looking woman remember
cd TO the last moment of her existence.
with an aficatiouatc regard. the one who
iuspircd-Buw- finest efiu-iou.. and was
the object of his purest attachment. and
IL was impossible to hear her enter mi
nuteiv into the particulars OF her daugh-
tor.- life. and the aImahle qualities OF her
heart. without feeling convinced that Ma |
~ Campbell had something more than or
binary attractions to Ia~clnat. the mind |
oi tuepoet. Were we To Judge from the |
aIUCaIucgoi the mother. whose liue black !
eve. and regular features. at her advanced |
are. gave Indications of early beauty. we /
would also say that Highland Mary" |
probably had also personal charms, which |
would have Influenced % less sensitive
mind than that OF Robert Burns. Among
the little stores OF the deceased there was
nothing TO hc found as memcutous of the
gifted bard, H the Bible which he gave
bis beloved Mary on that day when they
met on the banks Of the Ayr. ito live one
day OF parting love- Its. indeed. cu-
rio-ity and has written ON the first leaf. I'm
Burns handwriting. the following passage
oi Scriptures, which Is strkingly iilu-tra-
tive of the poet feelings and Ciraum-tan-
ues.-"Thou shalt not toraswcar taysalE
hut perform unto the Lord thine oath-."
IL is we'll known that after this they never |
met again. and that time could not eff
face the solemnity of this parting from his
mind; and it is 10 he regretted that two
letters. which he wrote after her death. to
the afflicted mother have been DESTROYED
the uldwoman saying, she could never
read them without shedding tears. ''-
The mother and daughter are now sleep
ing In ,ha West Church Yard.
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ENcorE,aEarNr or How IyDrsrRY.-
The following law was lately passed by ,
the La-i.latUe of Michigan:
a bill donating Six hundred and For 4
n Acres of land to Mr.. Rogers. wife IF 1
Henry y. Rogers.
d" W.r,1g. IL has been made known 10 /
the Legislature of the State of Michigan. |
/ now assembled. that Mrs Henry u. Ror- |
gE-. OF Itt-hawa--ue. Saginaw county. I'm /
said State. gave birth. on the first dav of
january, 4. j. 1889, 10 four living. heal
Z thy chIldl N, in view Of which extraordi- /
I nary Circumstance. and OF the fact that
/ the parents are poor. and unable to pro
l vide for and properly educate and brine
. up the subjects of this remarkable re,ta-
ton, and believing that it Is the duty of
, the State to extend its fostering care tog
, family so extraordinary In It's oririn tina.
I the history Of the world furnishes but few
Ike example,: therefore.
SECTION l. The paop'e If The >at- al
. Nrilg1 enact, That the Commissioner oe
thu State Land Office he. and he is hereby
Z directed % issue a patent to Mr. Roger-
wife Of said Henry ID. Rogers. her heirs
and their irns, for SIX hundred and for
q acres ut state or swamp lands, To De ~
her selected from any such uu-oId lands
7 such selecting OF designating TO he made
within six months from the pa~-a~. OF
this act, and filed with said Commissioner.
SECTION ,. The said land when So So
lec,ed and patented. shall he exempt from
assessment or taxation during the minor
i.y ofany said children.
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DErAUrUL CAsUALTY.-MisS Goa Pear
son, daughter of Mrs. Maria Pearson. of
Claiborne Ala, was So badly burned on
the 22d nit. that she died on Mon
day morning following. We have been
unable 10 gather the tull particulars bun
have heard that her clothes were irnifrI
accidentally from the Fireplace. and be-
fore assistance could bee rendered She was
lopeles-ly injured She was between
. eleven and twelve years of age. The ac-
C.dent occurred about two miles from
Claiborne This sad casualty meets the
sincere sympathy ofow entire community.
" In the midst Of life We are In death.
i1tH Nr@0H
Dennis OShourhncs-y. six weeks in
Amirky,' thus writes to his sweetheart
in Ireland:
Bidcc it. me darlant. como across to me:
It's mcseif j. dom q nate business here.
with a son of Father Malouc's-.hure an
its wild his brother, mRne. lie kapes
whisky sthora here an ! does the waitin.
! He tould me the ithcr moruin that lac had
no money. and tould him I'd take part
iv the sthock livery SATURDAY fur wages
but seq he. -hurc Pat, an ir pay vez
that way I'M soon have no shtock at all
left, and ycz win hay it all. Sen ! to him.
ser ] shure w can wurk torme thin, alan
ma and ern il back agin, and so we can
kapc it up. andbe MASTERS munth in and
munth out and wages will cum aisy to
both uv IL, qyick
$. r. ADAMS, editor of the Eegt1u C2qr-
ION. is at the CITY hotel. The Clgri5, has the
largest circulation OF any paper in Missis-
{ s.ppi-is the largest paper in that state.
and those who wish to advertise had bet
ter see him.-T-c Witness, Me- Oriuae
a
Grv. PrruAN'S SWuRD.-Wc learn from
the Hartford papers that the battle-Sword
Of that sturdy old hero Of Revolutionary
achicvcment-Gen Israel Putman-was
presented on the 10Th ult.. to the Conncc-
ticut Historical Society. in the presence
Of large assembly in Rev. DIR. Bushnells
church, the presentation speech being
made by Hon. G.. Demmg.
The opposition to the Democratic party
I'M Tennessee. intend holding state Con-
yention, in Nashville. on the 9th of March
next 60 nominate a candidate for Govern
or, and to perfect their organization.
4 Young man stepped into a bookstore.
and said he wanted to get Young
Mans Companion. Well, sir, said
the bookseller, there's my daughter.
: one Saturday night printers appren-
tice went sparkling a minister's daughter
Next day the good man preached from
the tcNt-"My daughter Is grievou-ly tor
mcnted with a devil
60
The death is announced Of the Rev.
Lewis Freeman, Secretary of the New
York Baptist Union for Ministerial Edu-
cation.
THE LARGEST CorroN CRoP N GEoECIA.-
. The Macon Telegraph SAYS: Col. Joseph
Bond Of this city has made this year twcn-
. ty-onc hundred and seventy bales of cot
ton, which would at present prices bring
f him over one hundred thousand dollars.
\ neat little income
The Boston E1rtiag Transcript Of the
18th. says the Ice crop in that part Of the
, country promise to be one Of the largest
ever procured there.