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Catch the Rogue!
Sl00 Z EW A RDll


"ILLIAM JOHNSON stole and car
w ried away from my house, IN Simp-
son County, on the night of the 9TH OF
April, ult., a BAY MARE. He was pur-
sued and tracked into Alabama, and then
back into Clarke County in this State,
where he traded off the Mare for Mule.
He called himself Browning in Clarke.
He is about - years old 8 feet 10 inch,
es high, bold appearance, light blue eyes,
dark brown hair, and no beard-will weigh
between $50 and l60 pounds-dresses very
neatly-had on, when he left, dark suit
-frock coat and low crowned hat: gam
bles sometimes.
This is not only to warn the publ,
against him, but to ask all good citizens t.
use every exertion to arrest him, and ad
wise me at Roekport, P O., Copiah County
Miss, so that | can send warrant 70
him. ! will pay one hundred dollars t,
have him arrested and secured so that
can get him back to Simpson County 70
| trial. WIN. MASSEY.
| Nav 4. 1880 30-6t
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Notice

/ ETTERS of Administration upon the
i 4 estate of WARREN BRANTLY, late
of Newton County, Mississippi deceased,
were at the April term, A. d. 1859, grant
ed to the undersigned. Now all persons
indebted to said estate are notified not to
make payment to any person except my
self, and those having claims against said
estate are notified to present them duly
probated, within the time prescribed by
the law. GEORGE G. HARPER,
Administrator.
A,,,1 90 1910 40 =,
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From these figures. it viii be seen that nearly one
fourth Of the total deaths in the country caused by
consumption. to say nothing Of the numerous other
diseases sprnging from slight cold"
DO moi triHe witty your health but If suffering from
cough or cold on the lungs, buy a hottie Of HOOf
lands Bal,arnie Co7al and YOU may safely count
cure Thousands have done so, md have certified I,
its wonderful eifects
Congbs sometimes proceed from a disordered o
dyspeDtic state Of the stomach in which the Ger
man Filters should he used. In cases Of weakness
ar general debility Of the SYSTEM resulting from
protracted cough, the German Bitters will be foun,
Of great benefit
Tbiadelphia and Tor sale by Druggists and StnrekeeI
ers tbronrhout the United States and Canada. Prize
IS cents per bottle.-
p and by agents generally any city and town in tn
| United States.
June L. ISIS 30ly
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I-0 ~ T--I-7I ~ ID" 17-7I 8I-T 7'II Tl--I"'-'
4 - 80
me praprint1ra OF tho OLDEST E4rAUfiSHEp
gtFr hudkEruHE ~ rHE UNITED STATES. for
the uninterrupted suruusa which has crowned thrir
earnest enrta tl please during The tasi four years.
wnuN return trr sincere thanks % che hundreds uf
thutssnls who have, iu past tune, seen 90 n hestnw
their hheril pairunaNe upon uemi and would nir.
thur assure them, aud the public generally. that their
tnur erprfenre and established cnptll warrant them
n nHnrinH rfnHiur Inducements Than ever, and such
aa are uut ni lhn frfeh ~ any similar establishment
sa. ~ anil tfI
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SteroscOphic AmbrOtypes.


4 AN now opening my Rooms at the Masonic Hall.
i for the purpose OF ueklng the above durable and
of deceased relatives and friends Those wishing
fine Pictures can have opportunity Of getting
them bv calling at my rooms between this and the
18th inst Aner the 18th instant, shall move my
rooms Ia Claiborne, Miss. at which place I shall be
plea-ed 10 10 work for those that cannot make il
convenient TO come to Paulding. ! am the original
di-coyerer Of the above style Of work. and fatter
myself as heing second to no artist North OF South
An ask of generous public j. a fair trial Of my ar
t,tic skill as to durability and correctness Of per
feet likeness.
An work Iy me viii be warranted to please or no
charge made.
Please call and examine specimens at my rooms.
A student desired ON favorable terms.
y. EASTERI.ING.
Please see Certificate Of Mr.. MAEKHAN and MAJOR
| THoNAs W. GRATsoS;
ave the undersigned take pleasure in recommend
ing Col EAsrEKIINes style Of work, in point Of dura
hty and correetness OF likeness, as being, in oul
opinion superior to any work heretofore introduced
before the public
| Signed, J. @. MARKHAM
| THOMAS w. 0RAISON"
May 3rd, 1859, 9O-4t
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rho state of mississippi.

JASPER COUNTY.
In Circuit Court, March term, 1889.
Stephen Fatheree,
No. 279. vs.. Ejectment.
James McDugald.
THIS day came the plaintiff by attor-
ney into Court, and suggests the death
of the defendant, and asks for an order
to revive in the name of the heirs of said
defendant: it is, therefore, ordered by
the Court that this cause be revived in
the name of the heirs Of James McDu-
gald, deceased, to-wit: Eliza A. Hicks,
and Francis NJ. Hicks, her husband, FL
len Ellis, and Miller w. Ellis, her hus-
band, W. Wallace McDugald, Olivia Nc
Dugald, and James McDugald, (the two
last named being minors under the age
of twenty-one years. and Margaret Nc
Dugald widow; and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court, that said heirs
at law are non-residents Of this State, but
reside in the State of Texas: it is there
upon ordered that notice of this revivel
be made in the Eastern Clarion accor
ing to law:
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STAPLE GOODS,
DIR. HOOFLAND's
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS.
WILL Ef ~ NAlsi-i I'm
Liver Complaints, DJspepsa Jaiioe Chronic NeTuOu,
D.lahtg. Disease of tle Kidneys. and al DIS
eases arising frvu disOTfertt



D.biiitg. Disease u ye hidHegS and al DIS
eases arising frggu disOTdertt
Lirer or Stomach.
Ouch as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness OF
- Blood tothe Head Acihty Of the stomach. Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Food, FulneSs or Weight IN
the stomach. Sour Eructaaons, sinking or tlutterng
az the Pit Of the Stomach swimming ot the Head
Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Flutterng at the
Heart Choking or Suffocating sensations when IN a
living posture Dmness Of Vision, Dots or Webs be-
fore the Light. Fever and Dull Pam IN the Head De
hccncy ofpcrspiration. Yell0wne~s Of the skin and
Ewes Pain in the side Rack, Chest, Limbs, &c sud.
den Flushes Of Heat Burning in the Flesh, Constant
Imagjnmgs Of Evil, and great depression Of Spirits.
The prOpretOrs in calling the attention oi the pub
lie 20 this preparation, do with feeling Of the ut
most confidence in its virtues and adaptation TO the
diseases for whichiti is recommended.
It no new and untried article but one that ha'
stood the test Of ten years trial before the American
people andits reputation and sale are unryaled by
any similar preparation exant. The testimony in IL
favor gwen fy prominent and well-known PLY ysician
and individual, in all parts Of the country is immense
and "a careful perIsal If the Almanac. published an
nuayt the proprietor and TO he had gratis Of am
Of his Agents. cannot hut satisfy the most skePuca
that his remedy is really deserving the great celebrity
| IL has obtained
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The state of Mississippi.

NAV 4, 1859
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Southern CrOekery Emporium.
EsTABLtsHED IN 1919.
OSCAR CMEEsMAN,
MFoAfEa AND nEtLEH W
QuEkNSMARk, CHINA AND GLASSWA ARE,
la6 nuANn sFnEEr,
NEW YORK.

las EnWARiS A SONS Celebrated Imperial Iron
~ stone NINA Hether with " hiie Granite. Hue and
also splendid assurtment ~ Frenrh and English
lhinh IN white glt and richly decorated Dinner and
Tea ST. Also ,tassNare IN great variety cut Press
"a and PLAN. THIS stuck vas gotten NJ xpressy for
ne southern Trade. and cannot il % please either
IN style or prieeH
Orders promptly executed and especial attention
given 81 parking
Nee lnrt lulv fssa a0-lv
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Every form and feature Of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders i eradcaed locally and entirely
hy the Of this cmOlent; warm lamentations
should pTecede it. application. Its healing qualities
viii be found to be thorough and nvariable.
Both the Ointment and Pills Slould be tei IA the f0HOC
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Notice

WAS taken up by l. P. Davis, four
w teen miles North East Of Decatur,
one bay mare PONEY, about three years
old. No brand perceivable. Appraised
to be worth fifty dollars.
JONATHAN GRAHAM,
Ranger N. c.
Nav 4, 1859. 3O-3t
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IN QUART BOTTLES.
FoR PURIFYING THE BLooOI

'-ANp FOR THE CURE OF
hcf1fd. Mrrfrt1f kfaaAanu INrrrs hhflfHd-
tisl, Caiaao0us Errpfons. D1fps1lsia. fs~~- ossa-
piaiuf Br8nehifis. salt RhcaHl. Colsifmpfi0ns
Fcrcr S0rcs. Elrspoins. Fslaale COa-
plants Lass n 0ppeffe, ftmptes,
Biies. General DsbaifU dc
LIVERY revolving year confirms and spreads taf.
~ ther and wider the Well-merted reputation and
deserved popularity Of this invaluable Medicine prov
ing IL 10 ke most efcaciou- remedial agent known.
for the cure of al diseases arising from an impure
state of The blood. A. mild apenent antlsepuc and
tonic. d contains the three most useful properties OF
medicine. Il purges, purifc-, and restores The rap
idity with which the patient recoVcr-
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
under this triple influence is surprising. Each new
ease in which d y applied furnishes m the result a
mew certihste Of a excellence and We have only to
point 10 the accumulated testimony uf mnlttudes
who have experienced IL effects, toconyince incredu
ANOTHER CURE or sCROFUtA
Tuor. y. ". sept. !, 1854.
Msssrs. A. b. q y. Sanas; Centlemen-l have fol
nearly three years been troubled with that drcadiu
dsea-o Scruna; much a. % he offensive % inl
husband and 30 myself. and 20 obtain relief have tret
every Kind u medicine that came under my notice
without edeet One of my ncighhorS, who had beer
cured of similar eafip plant by your Sarsapara- ad
iysed 10 make trial of u, and can truly say tha
h has done a world ~ good, having eoinplctel!
| cured me. Hoping that my evidence may induc
others similarly afflicted 10 adopt th" same remedy
i with the same satisfactory results
/ remain gratefully yours,
/ SARAH A. T. PDHIMAN.
| Prepared aud sold by A. B. A u. sANlS Wholesal
| Druggists. No loo FULTON street. New York.
| Nee YORK Jan isas. ly
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Notice to the PuhIIc.

L FOREWARN all persons from trading
Il for a note of hand given by me to X.
P. Boyce or bearer, for one hundred and
fifty dollars, dated about the 4th of Dec,
last, as the consideration for which said
note was given has wholly failed. will
not pay it unless compelled by law.
SIMEON b. LANDRUM.
EX,SUiIc. Nav ., 1889 30-3t
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L. SUTHERLAND BURKE.
THE DEATH OF col. sANDFoRD.

The other day. news was received that Col. sand
ford. who accompanied ten. iaez on hs refuTn 20
Venezuela bad died a NslCzaao 81 tlEaiis o. yellow
fever He had. it b. 70 he presumed ne 'Ieguh1r
treatment laid down as law 10y the taDuity Would u
D. too much Co .ay that, Higtttr 81 oors, he sac
cumIsedg And b. 10 not fair % infer that, IT, Ike Mr
sutherland E,IrEe 81 Haudsboro. he had taken RAI-
NAYS gFtuY REIEF. instead Of bsug arugEed accord
inc 10 the d-penSary. De- would have recovered
AM the fyers To which NSe have referred hclong "a
one family. They are invariably "re1-iunca ~ an
unh~r,s.s f-analrl... IN the atmosphere, M then
head stands YELLOW FEVER: huf ~ Tar the most
common phases uf mslarou- disease are FEN ER
AND AgI-E and BILIOUS EEMIllENl fever. IL
then. EAnwhY'- READY ljELIEF viii cure the most vru
lent us4tfy Of the whole class there can be no auuhl
Of it- prompt and certain remedial action Iu The mn
nor disorders. However, tins conclusion does not
rest logic and reason alone % i- i'rtlhed 1y mas
e n frBriirs ff,iEgu4Y from every section OF tht
country where INTERMITTENI- and REMIT
| TENTS urfyaII
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

FI'HE free admissions Of 40 Nations Well ~ the
Esilrt q the leading Hospitals of the Old a. well
a. the New World, stamp this powerful remedial
Agent g. the greatest healing preparation ever made
known TO suffering It's PENETRATIvE QU UALITIEs
are mob- than MABvUuUs. through the external orr
hec- Of he skin, invisible % the naked eye reaches
the Of the Internal disease; and IN al external
ufi"ctI0I> IT, antiInhammat0ry and healing virtues
surpJs- anything else on record and l. Natures
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"HEREAS, at the December term,
w A. d. 1853 of the Probate Court OF
Newton County, Mississippi, the estate OF
ABEDNEGO ROBERTSON, was declared
Insolvent:
Now, therefore, all creditors of said es-
tate are hereby notified to come forward
and have their claims duly Probated, and
registered in the register kept by the clerk
Of said county, within twelve months from
the date of this publication, or they will
| barred. HAMILTON COOPER,
EreclaOr.
Jan. |, 1859. l2-6m
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Jan. |. l85!
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S25 ReWard!

S25 Reward!
Runaway from the un-
TX dersigned, near Waynesboro,
MW Wayne county, Mississippi, on
% thenight Ofthe 18th of August,
I'M inst, a bright Mulatto boy,
W named MAS; aged about 81
SS-.es==Byears; feet 9 inches high
weighs l30 pounds; spare built; rather a
down-cast look; speaks very intelligently
! think there is some white person con.
nected with him he is well dressed; carri
ed away with him hand-axe. think that
he is travelling towards Columbia, Marion
county, Mississippi. | will pay the above
reward for his delivery to me, or contine
ment in any safe Jail where | can get him
A. TAYLOR.
WayaesJOro, Aug. 81, 1853. 45-tf
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To the citizens OF MIssIssIppI
CTIARLES'
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.

THE 0RIGNlL ( A0NIY INNDON GIN INPORTEI
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MIIIGOr sale.

nNE Of Coeman's celebrated Patent ndulatory
" CORN MILIS-the most approved Mills OF the
kind in the United States-is offered for sale Il Is
entirely Just from the factory ahI sii pe SOLO
al the makers price, with freght adueu lot caHh OF
on time. Apply At this once -.
Msrch Qad 1859. ALL
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JASPER COUNTY.
H. the Probate Court Of said County, Nay term
1859.
To Lucretia James, and all other persons
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ERUPTIONs ON THE SKIN,

VII~I~ u TUIUN NV-IT- Summing UII THEt T1VTUU
couSly etu~cd 20 yi,d 10 any other remedy or trea
ment, have invariably succuinbed TO a few apple
tons 0fttfIS pu,gegful uuu1leut
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MISSISSIPPI NrHnnL RAnEN


rVVFACHEWs OF MISSISSIPPI have You examined
L The following schpol Books, selected from the
aNniitni Series ~ SfaIuilrf Schoi Blots"f II not
please send o. thc Publishers for copies Tor examina
ton, which shall ~ mailed free Qfposiagc upon receipt
W prices annexed
M6utrifh and McNafFs Serios of GsogrupAi-t Nos
Prices Zac. 4nc. 6uc. and sl.No.
M Duries Neo Series n Ar,thusstes-i Nos,-Prices
rs. Is. "a. T5c
Rirlr aai Wai,oas Nss S,rie, n Roaicrs-Prcesls as,
rs, o., 90 and 55c.
S ". CARTS Nso Engiish Grup'aar-2 Nos.--Prices 25
and dOc
Rrlsr'l Nairai Phs--sr'y a,si Fe-,.ss oA-.-s-f,s-
virian at F5-lss FJrsf Bod n S-iesss-Prce sloo
Waarfs Sciai Hisru n fhs u4iisi Sfatcs-prce Tsc.
MlafatAs Taafhs History n Uaifsi st1ts-Pnce iOc
Wa.rrrs urirersnl Hiyiurf-i'rice ~ 81.
NGN HaoKs RNcEyrtr puuulIrb;
nraf nruiel Ulirrrstu Al7ebra-Prif'e &l -.
W " Fatifh's lifseuiis Ne'inef-poc.
NarrIhr Snflfr-fQn.
nginrs Mruu1i-6nc.
nronlfrifs First Bod IN Clmpssifian-3sr.
H1iafs EoncHfi " Rhefarie-itc.
A. =. BARNES A Co.
Publishers 20 National sriaa 1f -tHnd 1hnu Book =
40 60 and SO John Street. New York.
Nrr Yark Nov il isis s-tf
~ Va nVnTUg A co.
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The Mighty Healer!
WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED

RADWAY 4 co.
NJ. 162 Fulton street, New York.
frrtT II
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What is meant here by the "spirit Of fcompromisel p
Nobody TO deny that fndn has been killed. Is
that q subject for compromised Are the Interests of
humanity TO b. waived. and everybody connected
with the ease Whuewsshed. in order tn the Aca-
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Ina0Irenf NnfIce.

Anril %. 1859.
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Arising from a had state Of the blood or chronic
disease are eradcated. and clear and transparent
surface regained by the restorative action Of this
Ointneft. Il surpa~ses many Of the cosmetics and
other toilet appliances it, power 10 dispel rsheS
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HS-CAUTION None genuine unless the
words .Lfol0caa, ~ Tork and - 'fis,f
y every al oi the book Of Oh
rections around each pot or box; the same may be
plainly seen by holding the ioat ~ the light. hand
some reward Wll Doe given to any one rendering such
information may lead to the detection Of any party
OF parties cOuuterfeitlng the medicines or vending
the same. knowing them 10 be spurious.
- sold al the Manufactures Of Professor HouO
WAY 80 Maiden Lane New York. and by al respeCta-
blc Druggists and Dealers in Medicine throughout
the United States and the civilized world IN pots Al
. cents. G3 eeuts and ~ each.
HBThere is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
Y. B--DirectOns for the guidance Of patients IN
every disorder are afhxedto each pot
Allr InrL. Eah 1sln. lA-lN
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DISAGREEMENT OF THE FACULTY IN THE
TREATMENT OF CHOLEBA-lHE bENIH Of
THE LATE DISTRICT ATIOENEl.N.B BIZ NJ

EHl(-
kiairoi isenscs the Faculty are not entirely agreed
The most approved programme. however. l- ot'ntei
and oI1fHl-tit. -h-et-tuchur- Of the proir~-lun-
Than ihi- nothing that th. ingenuity Of man could
devise. would De- more PcuiDIuu-. u D. SIMPLY q
prescription 20 cuugcst the brain Jud eug"r-e the
liver. NJ wonder the Hnmupari- were more sue
sp~sfIi than thc regulars during the cholera -ea
SON. Do infinitely better 90 give what viii DO neither
good nor harm. than g. administer pui~"u aud mere
ia the Homupaths. with their hhputan sugar plums
have greatly the advantage ui the aD-rT1Tts. What
b. really required iu Cholera Is -"uethug that vii
gently -tuEl ate aud tone the nervous system aug
restore To- activity the sluggish circulation: and
| therefore. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF b. an sh-o
| lutte specific for it Had our distinguished fellow
citizen the Hon. Nathaniel B Blunt who iell mar
tyr this disease teW years ago. lat bottle ui The
Ready Relief within reach. he might have been aiv,
| this dlv he had. we suppose. tho ~uihrIl treat
/ maut~ instead, and re1, ag'ara'v. died n fcv
| npurs-
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"FRANKLIN A RAr."-At the National
Typographical Convention in Boston. a
long debate arose upon resolution offer
ed Yesterday, toremove the head of Frank.
lin from the travelling card, the mover OF
the resolution having charged the great
nrinter with rafting" The weight of
oninion, however, appeared against the
CORRECTNESS of the allegation, and the res
olution was rejected, "a to2.
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Attachment Notice,

The State Of Mississippi, Ne,eton County.
James T. Payne,
vs.. = Attach ent 81 30
Valerius r. Williams,
IN this case, it appears TO the satisfac-
i ton of the Court by the affidavit OF
the plaintiff, that the defendant, Vale
rius r. Williams, is nonresident of the
State of Mississippi: 1t is, therefore, or
dered by the said Justice, that publication
of the peHdency of this suit be made in
the Eastern Clarion, a newspaper publish
lished in the town of Paulding, for tour
consecutive weeks, notifying the defen.
dant that unless he appears on the third
Saturday in June next, at Justice Court
| to be held in the town of Decatur, in saio
county. and answer the complaint OF the
plaintiff, final Judgment will be rendered
| against him.
! - Given under my hand and seal
| SEAL this the 10th day of April, A. ID
N6IlS59. NJ. WARE,
Justice of the Peace.
April d. 1859. 29-5t
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CARRIAGES

And al other vehicles In his line. nj prices Whirh viii
Justify An who wish 10 purcha-e 10 buy of him. A.
he u prepared to sell Vehicles of bis own manuiac-
ture, and possessing the acquaintance oi the newest
and most aftrartive styles, be haerr himself that ne
ran oher Inducements never before gwen to the
pubic.
Ne wii take pleasure IN showing he stock 10 all
Who vii favor him with call 81 his Repository, IN
JOHN =. ATWATER
Cil,asIna Mav A raso Gl-GW
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70 E1Iza a. hicks ana Francis NJ Hicks,
her husband, Ellen Ellis and Miller w.
Ellis, her husband, w. Wallace Nc,
Dugald, Olivia McDugald, James Nc.
Dug gald, and Margaret McDugald:
VOU are hereby cited to be and per.
i sonally appear before the honorable
the Circuit Court next to be holden in
and for Jasper county, at the Court House
thereof, in the town of Paulding, on the
4th Monday of September next, then and
there to show cause, if any you can, why
said suit should not be revived in the
name of the heirs at law of the said
James McDugald, deceased, and further
to do and suffer such other things a:
shall be ordered and adjudged by saiC
Court in the premises.
| - Given under my hand and sea
SEAL of Office, this 2lst day of April
| SI0OA. d. 1859.
THQS. W. GRAYSON,
Clerk.
| Anril o. 145Q 0S-5t
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL.

FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs Ctis Ilfuea-r Crop HoarSeHcsS, Bronchitis,
IcpiOaia DiSoases II the Boirds arising from CDiS.
Iacipeat Cnxpptoa and for the Teit.f aud ~. Gt dil
possible cure Of Patients n adr1Hcod stages II tie lat
teT disenSe
rI,HlS reIebrltad preparation ike the Btters may
i be confidently relied on ltis designed for class
q diseases more general and more fatal than any
other to which the people otths country are subject
authority br. Bell says: Il will not say that Colds
are 10 our inhabitants what the Plague and yellow
Fever are To those Of other countTeS' nut can ave
confidently that thew usher in diseases Of greater
completely and mortality than these latter
Amrther proof of the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting from s-eommon cold" may be seen by
glance sf the following statistics, taken from the
cords Of the Board Of Health Of Philadelphia con
fessedy one Of the most healthy localities IN th'
Union =
1s52 Total deaths in Philadelphia, 1925
Died Of CONSUMPTION, 1912
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-18
FAMILY GROCERIES. TONFRCTlONERIES, l.

rINHE undersigned has Tow in store, and offers Il
i the citizens Of Pauldpg and vicinity a choice
Of all the articles usually kept that line such as
Bacon, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Lard: Salt, Vim
egar, Pepper, Spices, &C, sc.
He has also opened "A BAR which viii be kept wei
supplied with the best Liquors, 10 be sodto quiet anC
orderly customers.
He respectfully sohcits the patronage Of the com
munity. being determined 10 keep good articles NJ
sell them for small profit
J. JONES
T,,.Iyl.., T,,i,. Ally