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PEtCHWOOD NURSERY,
TIlERlTY or IISSISSIPPl.

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FREDERICK A. P BARNARD LID
Gas lAE
WILLIAM F. sTEaRNS IL D. ana
Cd JAM IkOtlhh7 e.s.nea sna law.
Pro6-sor=ot arenmTa
$500 4 ptvs-s astronomy and Civil an
15nre-nr. ar5 fr1dences Of NarsushA9
EDN ~ J, ~ SsI~try Minezlogy and Gsol
HENRY WHfTEHnRNEM. a. -
Professor af trNA ana
rsssearsfTsa Mathematics
WILLIAM T. MOOSE ~ A.
prafa<-ar o. EuEteA LieF@A
AON- 1888 Metaphysics and COnsttu
ALEx4SbER J QUNCHE ~ A. -
Professor Of Lawn ana MODERN
Assistant Is NE Professor ofPhysles-
VyHF thi~t-ent5 Annual session Of this institution
w11 ouen 81 DIE Ttn DAY oI oaptetnhet, - "
der tie as Erection Of the able ana experience
Tie VniVersitv oasrs advantages 90 young men
seeking thorough eiucanon- unSlr ~ SS5gfb
in the UnEcd states aud uneqnalied 20 me
les anuar4f1s and arrsnEemeut for The uusuatlot
ofPhyslcal Science and chemistry are eagrss Fn sa
vailed IN anerlog = $3.50
The PRESIDENT and Professors need
uon rom the Board Of Itasiees a.ti'e : i experf
M ioeafon 90 University IS in the highest de
gree haalthfU5-no epidemic sickness mas ever 0o
Cured there or in oxford. "a
The government Of the University = hllld ~ ~
clent. Every effort il maict 20 cultivate 2 u.a
..-a,,er snrronnded by q
- erard for religion and
morality Is vel known and y nQt SURPASSED anu
where
10 Is also easily accessible. being on ne anS o. ~
MisS,ssippi Central Railroad, rhicni Is nov Iui! com
pleled-
The accommodation are Sufficient forthe comfort
Of at least three kundred students;
A spacious Gymnasium, withal me most P5leeu
aprarstus fer encouraging bodily exercise ana pro
noting physical Development viii be ready tr use
in the ial
IL8M-IWtluu SO Der anuum.
Fuel and attendance SOS. To those who lodge out
ofthe college buildings $40.
Tuition IN The Law Department ~.
Board In the College boarding houses ana N Pr
waite families, about So Der month.
JAMES ~ HOWRY,
Secy Of the Board
oxford. July 1 1870. +-ly
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q. MCCORMICK, Clerk.
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Lsss Of Members Of the Jasper creys.
P-aulding. Jasper County. Hiss.

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Paulding. Jasper County. Hiss
ORR
JANIS T. S@Ha~Nov. Captain.
TnonAsJ j. B,SEsToS. lsr. Lieut..
DR JaHxJ 81 WaLroS. ID
CHAaLE A. J~sSsISes, 3D.
Pa
J.. chsrla r Adams
2 Joseph Alexander,
z. Norrell Anderson.
Isaac D l. Adiedge.
.. JOHN D. G. Bridges,
G. William Bridges,
:. John Briehthop.
8. samuel r. Brannon,
Q. John Bsker.
10. H4sh F. Cane.
IL. William C0uDers.
L. Toblu L. Chandler,
I3. Jsme p. Clarke,
Il. Jam@ p. Craven,
IS james II Downs,
is. john D4ui-on,
III. Timothy Daily.
Is Wat-ou Donald.
10. benjamin Everitt,
%. Joha Fatheree.
81. jefferson F4theree.
% Alfred T.. Cough,
-. Thomas Il. Green,
q. William Gibson,
= Alison Gib-on,
70. William f. Harper,
-. John Harper,
-. John +. Fuie,
-. John G. Harris,
90. John Hopkins,
81. Eii Hudson,
-. Pleasant o. Hankins,
80. William james Jr.,
81 Robert II. James,
s.. Clement James,
35. Daniel III. Jones,
81. Ransom j. Lightsey,
IS. William W. Lee.
80. James Lavless.
-. Arnold Laneham,
A.. John = L5Eder,
4" ~. John J.. Lopez,
q. Jsrae Lindsey,
-. Isaac McFail.
45. Elijah C. Monger,
As. Urila u. Monger,
A.. Robert c. Morris,
4s. James Morris,
10. Cyrus " McCrudy,
so. Abraham 3. Myer,
81. james T.. Mccormick,
-. John F. Mccormick,
-. Daniel /. Mcdonald,
"a. BENJAMIN f. Mcdonald,
s.. Hugh A. Mcdonald,
So. William Mcdonald,
81. John d. Moody,
IS. William n. Morgan,
50. Malcolm Mckinney,
60. james II. Nealy,
6I. James Oyerstreet,
%. Thomas J. Ov-rstreet,
63. Judson W. ELEPHANT,
GA. Alison Oiom,
G5. william VI. Pardue,
G6. jacob #. Perry,
e.. George w. Pierce,
6S. james r. Rambo,
CO. Gibson q. Register,
20. John W. Sinclair,
Il. Augustus b. Smith.
-. John Smith.
%. William Skehan,
-. George Seity,
IS. William g. Thompson,
70. Jacob a Tag Tor,
II. Alien Turner,
Is. John w. Uimer,
-. Claude j. Wiliincham,
S0. Charles II Wilson,
81. Jesse WLitteu,
s. Robert VI. Watkins.
50. o J.. Orr,
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Will THEY RUS9-We see il stated THAI
abe Governor oi Indiana intends 20 make q
tender 10 Old Abe Of thirty thousand
troops from that state to al in subuga-
rur tie south. # the regiments are
composed OF the same material as the In
diana Regiment which. al the battle q
Bgs-a VISTA considered discretion the
better part Of valor. ard ran away. they
sill not ue likely % create much con
sfernati1n when they march Southward.
# they have the courage even to com
mence a march. Tie Indiana volunteers
vii not need 70 wear Their shields on
their breasts
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JAsFEE COUNTY.
~ cn # ud cgn, az Ruiz.
nderson et al Bill for sale Of
Anderson. land
hcs had before james r. Moor
aerk Of the Chancery Court Of
County. at Rules. on the third
Of April A. u. 1901, II being
day of said month
ToDening oomplainants bill cf
laint and II appearing 70 the
sa OF sad Court. Al Rules. that
thlant = a nonresident Of the
SPp but resides in the
Stakansas,
lore considered and ordered D.
saihat publication be made ii the
En- a aper printed and
uub7 the town Of Paulding for
foursucae@ively. citing The said
defa - and personally appear
IN afthe ChanceTy Court Of Ja-
per lext 70 BE- holden IN and for
I'D on The fourth Monday Of
Septxt Is5l. then and there to
Mead Or demur 70 compliments
h5TI Ont. or the same viii be Ia
ken ed
e. Clerk.
APd. &75t
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FROM KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, April PA detachment
of Col. Duncan's Regiment about 400
strong. LETT by the Nashville cars this
afternoon, under Capt. Desha, for the
Southern Confederacy.
New YORK. April 25.-It is reported
the secessionists have planted a battery of
four guns at Harper's Ferry and examining
the trains.
For miles the roads are lined with sol
der.
The steamers Kedar and Champion are
chartered 10y Government.
Sixteen rifed cannon have been pur-
chased Of West Point for the use of the
volunteers and citizens Of Wilmington,
n T.
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II
A
presses at the North very often spl
the blood shed by our fathers to est.
the Union when the plain fact o
case Is that the Union never cost one.
Of blood. The war OF the R-vol,
wAs fought TO achieve the iudepcnd
oi sovereign States, and the treat
peace concluded between England
her former colonies, was made. not
the Cnion as such, but. as expressly
ted in the treaty itself with he sove.
and independent S--tes Of New y
P-slvaBiA Virginia North and S
Carolina Maplan3 Delaware. New =
Massachusetts,. Connecticut. Ve.u
and Rhode Island. For the purpo.
carrying on The war these States ent
into an alliance offensive and and q.
sive, but the Union. about which the
such a waste Of breath al the North.
an after thought and il was establi
without the sacrifice Of a single hu
life.
To say, therefore, that the Cnic
eemented by the blood Of our father
70 ialsly history. They shed their b
Freely 10 establish their iadepende
and their o n Of the south o 4
ready % shed theirs If need Re, in
cause Of Southern Independence.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

Is MouzSrNs GkRB-The New York
pav Book q sterling and fearless defend
erof the south and southern Institutions
comes 10 US dressed IN mourning, on ae-
counto OF the inaugratiou Of war at Cbar-
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

Al country valass. aaa fssS
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~ wealthy eaarn q Green county
ST. AlfaaD HAFaa. in reply 10
Lincoln amaton ior 7a.ooo men.
oasu 90 Bet old Ale $4,000 ana ~.,t. ~.
money thar Se meer them half way and
w1p Alm and lis Yankee hosts.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

F7E saur-The Azaon Mss O5sgvg
&c Is offered for sale. Tie editor be
Ing a member Of a Volunteer Company,
and expecting 10 be called OF o oilers
the Observer Office for sale. Those wish
inz 10 engage in the business would do
well % give hima call
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

D., Hall, ReckeIACo.
en- u C. Wells a Co.
AIhomas A Fuller.
Lazelle Marsh A Gardnaf,
Hall Dixon a Co.
Penfold, Parker A MoVar
Trip a Co.
dudley a stafford.
conrad Fox and othon
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hs NE use of these Pis tie periodic attacks 81
g Sra Raasacts may bc prevented; and Il
@Nea q Tie commcnCemento u An attack immediate
Nti "'m pon and sickness VII be obtained.
thes seldom hl ia removing the Nassoa and Head
@a.e 20 Which Emales arr 80 SUBJECT
- act gehuy upon the bowel-removing os
Tor Aa1oE Eoa Studesss. Delicate Females. and
- Fels'a~ Of sedr.tasp kshltS they are valuable a. .
improving the 0nnoate giving tone and rioo-
~-esuVe organs and estoungt the natural elias
-ee "Aa strength ~ he whole system.
|FHAL Pills are the result Of long in,
@aaon and carefully conducted experiments
sen 10 Use many years. during which time
W ""te prevented and rchevod . vast amount Of
p'N "he suffering rom Headache, whether orrinn-
jug z ne rSruus system or from a derangod stats Of
, are entirely vegetable ia their composition.
= may De taken sc all times with perfect safety
',r making any change of diet aad "a ahseaos q
sonae ts,c readers e o1g 70 aiaiaista aoa
BEWARE or oOUNTERPETrsi
me genuine have ave signatures OF Henry C. spal-
ding on each Box.
s''a y Druggists and al other Dealers in Med
Sex Will he sent by mail prepaid on roceipt q fine
Price as Gents.
-" "FoeFs should be addressed 70
HENRY c. sPALDING,
Is Cedar street New, New-York.
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E3 The AdutantGeneraI o. the Ssate
Of North Carolina has issued a call for
thirty thousand volunteers. Commissions
and arms VIII BE furnished. lie says.
BE in readiness 10 march q. q DAYS
notice drAl by day and IS night let
the citizens equip their men some OF
yoar brothers are now in the 6eId The
state has reascn % De proud Of she
RfomPtness with which they rallied at
the call Of your Governor. TIE decree s,-
ss@tlo has gone forth the time
a1 has come the blow wn soon
iAl We must meet il with lie whole
sl ~ me state we must shew to
the world that North Carolina will main
tam her rights a. all hazards
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

USE ONLY
sCOstar's"RRt, Roach, &C. E~xterminator.
asCostar's" Bed-bug terminal
ssCOatar's" Electric Powder for Insects
In IS. Doc. and 81 90 Boxes, Bottles and Flaska
s. and s. Sizes for Plantations, Ships,
Boats, Hotels, &C.
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lay ir-rAe Nen York T75-e saws
even aan aasat under the letters Of
Aarqae shortly 20 Re issued bv Presi
cent Davis wil be liable - bs hanged \.
eg Ae experiment of -
having a commits
Davis and they may
-'s e fefnt the day they DO it.. Hang
z @l'sh tNo can play, and
20 Tie held pr5vateers viii
on tAAt score evenly
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

TIRE FiaBr Ar B,lria9aE-We ave in
tha Gilmore papers iuI particulars ofthe
FIGHT .u that cts. between the citizens and
the Yankee s3ld.ery of Lincoln, who
were r5s.e for 49, huaton. The full
aeaaat would SOD tie C4rsa three times
oses and se have therefore selected only
. much for publication as viii give the
rea dor @ correct idea Of what occurred.
Brave anI F%llanl soldiers these-pretty
leIi5es siIl whom to subdue the South
era pa1pie-uith loaded arms in their
hands. running Ike a flock Of sheep
from e.tizens of n Southern city. weapon
ell saith nothing more formidable than
paving stones
what gives Importance to the event,
hasesa tie rlet that, it is the first
sustiue 81 Southern blood upon South.
erH .sltg the myrmidams Of the aboli.
ton power. Do brings Maryland into lin,
wisa ler sister Southern States, aud rem.
dee .mra-.tI. forthe Yankee Govern
m.atta bold Wellington city. Lincoln
and bis crew have now the choice o.
eesau thug Be- p.ae abIy. or being driver
ffau t ultis--.
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AsLiNe ASD HlDIse-Mr. A. Bur
ney Of oxford Mss. retired one -.
wees wlih oIl45, n notes and $500.
n cash under rs pillow. Il was -
morning 50 ne took a good eowhide
: lsi'E IN nls employ, and before he
had giFen him more than half - =
Fsd- the SCAMP acknowledged the
corn and forked over Tie w.l.t ~
B., gave him two hours ~ -. i.
Place. There lie did wrong
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ABRAuas FEIsH1zNEn.-The Montgom-
cry 4 q gentleman recently
arrived IA that 10y rom Wellington.
states that Lincoln does not venture %
sleep .u the White Hoase and never strs
ont Of il unless surrounded by twelve
dragons. At three o'clock in the after
noon he roes oat to the Soldiers Home,
about four miles from the City. where he
remains until morning. closely guarded
by companies Of soldiers Gen. scott,
also has 8 SENTRY stationed at the door Of
MS house and persons who 50 10 see him
must give the c-ouatersiEn- Mr.. Lincoln
is evidentiy very badly frightened and he
IS likely 70 be worse scared than he Is
low.
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FROM VIEW YORK.

New Yoak, April 25.-Engraved plates
for Bonds and Bank notes of the Southern
Con.ederacy have been seized in Wall
street, al the engraving establishments.
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
NASHVILLE, April 25.-The Legislature
has convened and engaged in secret seses-
sion. Noreporters admitted. The con
tents OF Governors message unknown.
LATEST FROM BALTIMORE.
HAEaIsBuR5, April 26.-Passengers say
Baltimore IS quiet. Wholesale business
houses are closed. Clerks over II years
Of age are required to enlist families
fleeing. No opposition made to the
Southern ticket Yesterday.
The Hayre de Grace freight train was
seized at Slemmer Run with provisions
for Tie Massachusetts, soldiers.
The Baltimoreans nave seized the
Bremen ship Admiral loaded for Liver
pool
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p- Persons wao address tLair friends
in any Of the companies which have IeEg
for the seat Of war must mention in the
superscapGon the name az the company
70 which they belong. Unless this pre-
caution lie taken there Is Little probability
that letters or packages viii reach their
G--t5naff,n
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From ne Botea R T. Gasefte. Chicago, III.
RErsoIDsguHo, Franklin Co. Ohio.l
January Q, 1901.
HEsHTC sPALDrEo. No. - Cedar st. y. y
DEaH Sin Enclosed find twenty-five cents. 02b3 6gr
which send box Of ~Cephahc PILE" send 10 address
Of Rev. VIM. G. Filler, heynoldsburg, Franklin COZ
ONO.
Yoar FUs tcork IKE q eAar1a-enrs Headache alma,
fastanfer. Truly yours,
WIN. G. FILLER.
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IFaa me Eraafner, Nofotk, "a.
cephahc Pills accomplish the object for which tbev
were made, Yizs Cure ofthe headache IN ali n forms
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

SECESSION or NlRGINIA NE1ELY USANI-
WoUs-The Norfolk Herald. of the 18th.
says that, although the INJUNCTION Of secre-
cy had not been removed. iii was azoer-
tanned with almost entire certainty, that
the Secession Ordinance passed the Nir-
gnia Contention With only four dissent
irr rcieasu
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INDIANAPOLIS. April Ex-Governor Nor
ton recommends an appropriation Of ons
million dollars 70 purchase arms and mu-
uitious OF war.
lie appeals TO Kentucky to maintain
the Constitution and the Union.
P-HrLADEIrulA, april 26.-Gen. Lamar
says Lincoln. ia replying to the Baltimore
Committee. asking Tor peace. said Il
your people viii not attack us, We wIll not
attack them ii they do we VIII retaliate,
severely. The troops for Washington
must aud shall come through Maryiaud.
WAR MESSAGE FROM sE~AUKaGARD
P~HILADsLpHIA. April 25-Beauragard
sent Lincoln a note from Richmond re
commencing thee women and children be
removed from Washington before Saturday
next.
A dispatch Gated the Goth, says Gen
Besuagard was stin at Charleston super
intending the repairs Of Fort sumter.
NV Yoak. April Col t. S. Sharp's
Armories are IN KING 900 arms per day
Tie 9th. 9Ih. l2Ih and lst Regiments
had arrived al Washington. p are safely
ouarterrd e the Navy Iard.
Gen. Wool Is informed that two priva-
teers were fitted ont at Norfolk before
Virginia seeded. and stated also that the
s-ae-s.onists captured 1000 stands Of
arms with the Fayetteville Arsenal
There has arrived al Washington 100
marines and 20 soldiers
R-~ignadons have been received from
the toIlawing Com. McBlair of the Navy
I.euts. Bennett WInder. Of Observatory
I5-uts. Brooke. Powell. Davis. Slmuls. OF
and Col johnson, Quartermaster
General Of ARMY. Tie Mohawk was 81
Havana for supplies and sails 10 day at .
O'clock the schooner Commerce brings
the crews az several small crafts seized Ia
York river.
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HAVANA CuHs. Jan. 2 ls5s.
Messrs. R,DWAr a Co. Gentlemen ~ have 10 a
SUFFERER nom AcHfe Chronic RleuHsatisn4 IN Hc I4J
tee yUfe q hY tges mE sut rings during hat na-
lou neither tongue nor pen can express. have
sfenta htuc fortune on Doctor bills without dgri-
wing any substantial benefit. Recently / had on. of
m! frequent periodical attacks. was very in fora
"eeA ana had not slept an hon at any one uule. A
spanish Hlehd 20 whom ] related my stufsrlug- t.ld
me he had remedy which would give me reIisC a3d
/. Alndy presumed ne with q bottle Of -RADAAYs
advantage from Us use 1 that hight applied H fre.iy
~ eohg to bed- and Q my grcsiamazcment fell "a
ing sttpt SgHndV- The next night, ! AGAIN aUl
kne1 the Ready Relief aud aaokstR ne 54o~1fUo -
TOT Pate, haf7ag ontp used about haJ me bottle.
neifuy 90 return you my humble acknowledge
= JAILED a. blessing 20 man. q . . . Thsnting
!ou rom my soulf for your wonderful remedy. NC
NE honor 10 subscribe myself
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W.SfDNEH YER
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~ MAsoNVnIE Conn. Fob. 5, 1871.
SK: I have uied vonr Cepbale pus- and THte tlea
80 "tt li"t want you To send me two dollars worth
Fart o. these are for the neiahbors, 70 whom gave
a y oi ihe nlst box ! got from you.
oeAu inc tlils hy matt ami ubigc
Your oht servant.
JAMES KENNEDY.
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No CoERcloN.-An address to the people
of Tennessee appears in the Nashville
Patriot, signed by Hon. John Bell, Ex
Governor Beown and others, from which
we extract the following
We do not pretend to forete1 the future
OF Tennessee, IN connection with the
other States. or in references - the Fede-
raj Government We do not pretend 20
be able to tell the future purposes Of the
President and Cabinet In reference % the
impending war. But should a purpose
be developed 81 the Government 81 over
ruling aud s~ubiugating our brethren OF
the seeded States. we say unequIvocslly,
that it viii be hedutyofth STATE toresist
AZ ali hazards. a. any COST and arm2, any
such purpose or atiemut. And 10 meet
n and all emergencies. she ought 60
be fully armed. and we would re
specially call upon the authorities Of
the state 70 proceed at once TO The sccon-
plshment OF tins object.
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honest Ola Aae-what a mi-no
M -a protecting he property Of hu
Gs-fHu.u wuu o. ven -ruce. &C. any re-
isaer D. to b. laced ia tile telesraphi
dl=pl cle- of tle lass two OF three diy-
d. eu r.l hi- troops 10 destroy som
hundreds of tiioustud. OF property o.
HHrp.rs Ferry, before they were run of
IS SIDE Nt -iuiaus and q Norfolk di-
patch 81 the -1l states that Commodore
Frauie rl-r. ay bis order. scuttled five
ships Of wu. tore down ship houses. DIES
troy ac'riea, and blew up the Navy
Yard works. thus wantouly sacrificing
property worlh sone millions of dollars
Il Lincoln keeps on protecting th,
property of is Government this sort o.
zen q tfaadsF
and Dr. erHlt mot have better played into
cur hands than he has done. The des.
stFaclon of the ships ID the Norfolk har-
Dor. win tend 90 weaken materially the
strength of rho squadron ne destined for
Saalhern waters. Besides. 10 viii save
mann 90 poor fellows life. either 10y VIC
lence or bg the fever which will be along
our lower sea coasts before many days
eisl
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Iron NE Eramia@, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested ia more than a thousand
cases, with cnhrc success.
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FIRM the Advertiser, Providence, r T.
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remarkably ac
fectve remedy for the headache, and one 81 thc Terv
'hest fgrthat very frequent complaint which has ever
been discovered
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PATEoEIc-The physicians OF P~en,aoola
have sendered their services rratB5ro,.-
bFasz ana been accepted - ham,
"-eA her services snail be needed.
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YrsmANu Mich, Jan. "a, 1861.
Mn SFuufgg
sE - a long since ] sent 20 you for a box Of Co
phalic PIs for the cure Of the Nervous Hemiarbe
and CosrFeness and received the safne. and May haf
90 q1gd az m.n that ] uas iadnccT r. sead for 1u0re.
Please send bY return mail. bret -
A K WHEELER
1psHanu, Mich.
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A PArEIorIc PEogLE-A meeting was
held a few days ago in the parish Of Eas,
F~eliciana. La, for the purpose OF raising
money to support the families Of volun-
teers. The lists were opened and twelve
thousand dollars subscribed on the spot.
The Feliciana Democrat a $4,000 viii
be subscribed. if necessary. one plan
ter subscribed one-tenth of the proceed,
o. his growing crop. and another odersd
zen bales OF cotton. The meeting com
posed Of "a large mass OF the intelligence
aud wealth Of that patriotic parish, adopt
ed unanimously the following resolu-
dons
ResteE. By the planters Of the parish
OF Et~f F.eefata u EeuefaI UpetIrE as
sembied, thas we hereby stand pledge TO
tender 70 the State ot louisiana and to
theG eferument OF the Coule.erate>utlrs
should Ii be needed the whole OF tile
annual proceeds o. our crops, deducuug
onIs what may bc necessary for eur current
expenses during the continuance OF the
present hostlIueS.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

BRAsBoS "HEaALD or raE sor7uu-
TINS excellent paper has been compeIed
. make a temporary suspension. bsesuze
e'.h q It editor and most ofits printer
A-1e Unlisted IN the military Col. Ben
nett mas Received an appointment in the
<.er Department and 3fr.
mas joined T volunteer company
IN Raakin county. The es.sblf-hmen- (.
o for SALE and affords an excellent
~oIpoEnnity to any gentleman WISHING IN
enter Pc editorial profession.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

SrRucE CnBEK, Huntington Co. Pal
january Is, 1901.
sm =lou will please send me two boxes Of your
Cephalie Pills. Send them immediately.
Respectfully yours.
JNO. q. sIMONR.
= H-lh have used one box of your Pills and lind
them excellent.
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HAGrEFQRR, Pa Feb. G. 1861.
SAL wish Won 10 send me one more box Of vour
cepluic Pills, I haUo recth 81 "a meafsd deal III bearaf mon.
hoa.
Your, respectfully,
MARY \ sTOIKHOUsE.
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bring your tephalic Pills more ngr.ei1isrt, 49,.
my customers. II YOU have auvfb4pg ~ ". f.F
please rcudtp me. "Af
ohe II my customers who il subject to severe Sick
~ q -he usually lasting tive days. pds cured on an
etta'A 70 o"s non" ~ fohr l1hs which ! sent herr
". b. Wilkes.