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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

REcErrIoN o. rHE PRESIDENT or TIN
soUTHEnS CoxFEDEnAcT At yIcKsBURo.--
II being generally known that GenerAi
jefferson Davis, who has recently been
elected to the chief executive posi-
ton in the Southern Confederacy, wOuie
arrive in viclxsburg from his plantafion'
last Monday. on bis way 10 Montgomery
the volunteer companies Of the city turn
ed out to give him q reception The HAs
SAYS:
On the arrival o. the steamer at the
landing, Gen Davis, was received and e
corted ashore By the civic authorizes z.
the city, when he was welcomed in a iel,f.-
tousc rratt1IafoFy speech from our woriht
mayor. Hon. z. n. Crump. to which -
President elect responded in approFE.i..-t
terms. Having % leave on the car, W.
were then waiting his arrival, his reu5ai..
were necessarily brief. We regret 70 80. 1
that he complained Of being stiA =
feeble health.
The sun reports the Generals rernark'
As follows
Bfr. Masor and fsliolg-effzeas fhsl-
you for the very warm and cordial nlAnl
IN which you have received me II -
thing could give me additional pleas-.s
il would be the reelection that =
spontaneously accorded by those who e.
known me best and lOngest-my y
friends and neighbors. But, gentie.rs-r
il il a momentuous period in your 49, ss
and mine. Although 1 hail your klnss.'
a. an suspicious omen, yet ! regard 80
a moment Of solemnity and not d Peis-
triumph Attached the Union O
fathers, by every sentiment and feeAns
my heart, / have struggled eaTnes2 !,
maintain IT, But ! have ever strvee
maintain the constitutional equality
the States, upon which alone unioss
exist. For the last ten years, parilell
have I devoted my efforts 70 that ri
and patriotic purpose. We have 80
You and ] have resolved that our -
and honor required Us to dissolve OF -, y.
nection with the United States. %.
that our separation may be peaceful
il be so or not / am ready -
always have been. 70 redeem my ple-s
70 you and the South BY shedding 80 -
drop Of my blood IN your cause. lni1
ing you, fellow-citizens, for the Fes -
tering manner in which you have 49, III
me to-day, allow me TO assure you -. we
your acts are written in a volume - an
every day ] viii turn the LEST % ~ an
them. ks =.
After the conclusion Of his 15.l;,b %
says the Wing, which were reeeiFed ~ gl'
cheers, amid the huzEA ~ s.
multitude, the firing Of cannes ~ ibe 81
booming Of musketry, the miliisfi y -, !,
city and the civic authorities esooI'sa - 81
10 the Southern Railroad. where ls - ali
he cars en- route for Montgomery ms
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

SgeFffs-s sale.
Kennedy & Nevill,
vs. Nendi.
VIM. Ladess ct al.
DH virtue Of the above stated vend to
II me directed, / viii on. Monday the 18th
day Of March next, lit being tie first day
of the next March term Of the Circuit
Court of Jasper county, Miss in front Of
the doorof the Court House in the town of
Pauldinr in said county and State. be-
tween the usual hours Of sale. offer for
sale AZ public out cry for cash. the follow
ing described lot or parcel Of lands
to-vit: The n. w. Of S. W. 3 Of Sec.
3, T. . r. u East, situated in the
county Of Jasper. levied on as the
property Of the above named defendant
WILLIAM LAWLESS, To satisfy the
above stated vendi in my hands and all
costs.
J.. =. LASSITER,
sheriff OF Jasper County.
Feb. % 1S6l. lost
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

The following interesting MISTER -
tracted from a Charleston letter 70 'He
New York Times:
The Palmettoans now say that 9ss" e..
the 9Th and 10th Of this month sas ~,
will surely be attacked. One 2. -
gave me a graphic account yessa5 nc
the sand forts on Morris Island, an
heavy batteries that frown from AVli -.
Morris and James's Island. tie - IL.
the James's Island battery points allsS.'5
at the gate Of Sumter, and the oul'l.l.. mi
Point one has Columbiads mouH ~
This is distant only three-guaTieis. ~. % q
mile from fort Sumter. This nlil'ary
gentleman acknowledges that inc ei'S y. oel'
be shelled with perfect ease. oof. : -. -
ems is denounced by many as Dsing - 1
feet old fogy. ! never heard ~ 81 81
speak unkindly Of his wife, hoHe'ei., II -
is a perfect bundle Of fascination anu 'ile
younger officers 60 crazy over heI. ! sa"
her al Fort Moultrie the other ahefi MON
cutting an immence dash. Ing .ioOIs
were reviewed for her especial oenent'
OF the 1900 men on SulliTans isiand'
hardly a company has dTess aiiAe'
Many stalwart fellows have hurried rom
their homes. bearing only Their Irls1y Iliie'
while some have extemporized aeos1uIile
a IA Garibaldi This red blouse IS very
picturesque. and the bearers Of ! are men
of great muscle, and powerful Elbows IN
every sense.
GOV. Akin has recently purchased
number Of Armstrong guns in England,
paying $4,000 apiece. lie vii shortly
present them to the State. Every day
hear, from undoubted sources OF large
amounts being sent to the governor,
ranging from s 500 to 5000 The South
Carolinians fight for an idea; and where
they think their honor is concerned, they
dismiss all other distractions and hght
to the death. am perfectly convinced,
from what l have seen here and IN other
portions Of the South withinthree months,
that the holding Of any Union meetings a.
the North is a perfect farce. Six States
out Of the Union, with two more gong
shortly, and the border States against any
literal rendering of the constitution
Union Yotg Is a moral as tceR as geographic
al 1ap0ssibifV. Get up reconstruction
meetings for the border State save them
if you can but the Calf States, with
South Carolina, neUeT rI return. 1t IS
Bo1 too i1lc.
am thoroughly Northern man, but
speak from careful observation. and any
one from the Northeast or Northwest,
who will come to the extreme South and
leave all preconceiYed ideas behind, will
ind that every word utter above IS true.
e-
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

tirfoGEr--Aiissus wsnts you 20 send her q hoK Of
Sephac Glue no, bottle OF Prepared Rls.-but Tn
sing That no1 Just % naither; hut perhaps veil
pe amber knowing what ID is. Ne see she's nigh dead
ana gone with the sick Headache, and wants some
more OF that same rclativrd her before.
tlTsJEtst.-Nou must mesn Spaldings Cophalic
Pills
brai7at.-Ochi sure and you've aed L. here's
tie quarther and give the Pills and don't b an sv
about it aither.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

earl River.
~ Esszrs.
Fsri hlveF' on Thy pas.as~ -..,-.s
ife Anserea msay a lsseiv 49,
Eseliaing % thy snow -
= Na'eh ny hEnpid wa,e-. r,,r
o. aaating q thy calm clear. IA.
=. - -, = = H-zs siiioE Lolzbs.
,-l @ials - they si-i.e4
sweet IS q lovers teasie.- -.
Rsr - ai's'iEb thy bososa fair.
-. - ioo rude. thy Iiait usr..,-,-f
-. 'ila siEreFnciy. whe--
waves aaH en-. a,ir Pesrl.
--s-l-.... = -.'ayeds Romantic stream
- So, =. 'ong days upoa nv sls-e.
-, - - son Hsan-s silg'ry t.,nn.
- '7'-' olfk still thy bosom -
Noroa ~ ~ -. e thy forests deep.
But natures charms f..-s...il. -
"hiie niEhi-ione on nv -
81. 20 TIE zhippoo-xiIrs z.s .o,o
- - - surrounding eyrress t-,,--s.
-, iisa the siadass a.+ .r,,-,-
ne o7'sht Hasers h ri.r 49,
green Magnolia trses arise
- ~ hiie noHers, ike stsr-. r-r--f
10y Piaes toWer ts~sr.I tI.s 49,.
'a s'ih above thy is.niz.. as,r p.
- @i'a aosers shed their srest.
a ana "ish rieh pesf1rne aII t,,ae-
ne every shade q beauty r,sa..
ana blends in r.eA PROPULSION tbs-s
i-Hfpy nome once soaa bes5.
ny stream aud I. til1s5af.-l.--.-. .r
dreamed lie would b. = esir, 80. -
- NJ smooth waves. o. plae.d P.s-f
'nlsf- are those skies nor ss...
/ wonder are tily wave. - 60
= si'ey taat Il childhood knew.
la 70 my heart were then y 5s--
= nov I'm Eand'rHg far susv.
mere br-zos' turbsd za+e-. ,.,...,
"A. often ia fancy strav.
pom Thy banks. sweet glis;-.. D.,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

DInN'r wAxr TO BIZ AZ ASGrL--The Lit
tie Pilgrim has the following.
Little Susie H., poring over book in
which angels were represented as winged
beings. suddenly exclaimed with much
vehemence.
Mamma. / don't r-1zf 70 be an angel,
and / needn't nesd ] -
WHY. Susie g. questioned her mother
"Humph leave OF my pretty clothes,
and wear fes6vs Ike a kss,"
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

THE DrEE OF WITNESSES
wAE.-When the Iron Duke. w.. ~. ~
meut was battle. introduced tie C.,.. s,s-
Emancipation bin in the Hoass = p
he thus justified the oonoessio,. : 's'4'
willing 70 make in order to proven. 7
tricidal strife 1a ma
My Lord, ] am one Of tbos.-s
probably passed more Of nv II. ~ nave
than naost men and princ.psiI- e Il var
sly, in elTI var. too and I - -. may
that 90 ] could AVOID -. - say this.
whatever. even one n,orst - sacrifce
she country TO which, -, s.lll var in
would sacrifice my liis in order = ,. y. y !, !
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

~ OVER EXcITENESr. and tho mental care and anx-
lty incident 20 close attention business study
are among the numerous causes Of Nervous Hesd-
ache The dsordeTed state Of mind and body Incl
dent 20 TINS distressing plant fatal blow 10 all
energy and ambition. Sufferers by this disorder
alWays obtain speedy relief from these distressing
attacks by using one Of the Cephalic Pills whenever
the symptoms appear. Il qniets the overtasked
BRAIN. aud sOothes the strained and Earring nerves.
and relaxes the tension Of the stomach which always
accompanies and sggrayates the disordered cond-
ton Of the brain.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

I'M ANAaANAEleS - LaSGrAGss--Therei - Rrcuinr
tendency n this age 10 appropriate re rret No.
siNc words q utaer languages and Afler whiia "a
incorporate them into our own: thus lie wovd Crnh
Allc which Is from she Greek. Sirnifviny ae,v ~
head Is noN becoming pQpulasined n connesticp
WITH SIR SpAluingS great Heasische remedy hut n
VII soon lae used "a more general Way, and the
word CephEiic All bccouae common - F.ie-sro-
Is Pc ami many others whose dstincstnn q. foyss--
words has been worn away BY common uaars n1ittl
they seem native 70 the manor horn
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

NEw OalEAxs Feb. 16. 1851.
The sales Of cotton to-day were 1900
bales, middlins log IL IL Market
dali
Freights to Liverpool !.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

FlRsT GrN.-A boy got his grand
mothers gun and loaded It. but was afraid
10 tire-he- however. liked the fun OF
loading. and 80 put IN another charge,
but stiil was afraid 70 FIRE de kept on
charging but without firing. until he had
got SIX charges IN the old piece his
Crandmother learning ms ternerIty- smart
Is reproved him. and graspInr the old
continental discharged il. The recoil was
tremendous. throwing the old lady on her
back. She promptly struggled to regain
her feet. but the boy cried cut, lay SIN,
granny, there are i've more charges to 90
of vet
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20
c. H'DAvITT, PriAsSp.l.
TIE PATENTE
Steel Comb Brush Gin.

fIHE nanufacture Of 0ullett'a celebrated Patent
Il steel Comb Brush Gin h continued hy the sub
seuoers under the style q BeckettA TndAl a. enc
cesaors Of Outlet. 9lAdney Co. At kberdeen Mina
The Gtn has nov stood the test Of several year,
extensive uee By Planters in diferant sections 81
country. and its eKceence in speed draf durability
safety nom nrc, ard general performance IL fully
established, While for 4nenaaa beauty. aud SUPERIOR
~ q sample Il - Raeqaalled b any Gin in The
Prom the eoustruc4ion Of brushes aad DE esrains
and ereshing process through Which, the lint paasea
re eePselsy adapted - eaean thS eottoa o. sand.
dusl and traeh generally. q
he Stand took the Premium az two aueceaafve
sse FAaEs N h@a'saPps, and a. tho Inst State Pair OF
Montgomery, Ala
CerAncatee have been Msvan W Northern mmnufac-
tureFH Of the superiority Of the cgtion gsnned -
these Standa
Circulars vii b forwarded 10 Persaus desiriRg AR
heE informAaion. sad orders vin BE- promptly Oiled
!. ~. PICKETT.
J. L. TINDALI.
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SUICIDE or A NAVAL OFFIcER.-Tt has
been stated that Capt. nlton. Of the Uni
ted states Navy. and a member Of the Uni
ted states Lighthouse BOARD. committed
suicide in Washington on Friday. II
seems that Tor sometime past Capt. 7. had
been labarinc under an unfortunate de-.
preston Of spirits. chiefly caused bv the
sectional difficulties existing throughout
the country. The star OF saturday avs
He attended 20 the business Of his of;,.
Yesterday as usual. and after returnin,
o. his ience. a mum berof friends oalIs5
upon hiul. with whom he conversed shoot
the prevailing topic until the dinner ho,,r
After h.s friends retired. his family ~.
ticed that his melancholy augmented ~
in q few minute retired 10 his room, H.
iu- no suspicion as 20 his purposa -
sat down g. dinner. and in few r,i,,,..l
heard q heavy fall overhead. and rDsb;--
uu to his room found him lvins- -, m :
door. which was deluEed with ~ NJ.
blood The unfortunate man Ia ii
CHARGED Is pistol at his head. esnsi-. -
slant death. He entered the - 5.
l~-2 a- a midshlPman. and Was eo-,,..s
stoned as commander in ISIS. -
as high IN the service as any Other 49, y
bis rank. His last cruise vas n ,,s-,,,- q
o-the sloop-o3-var Saratora. on ~, -
squadron from which he returnei 8, 49,,
ls57. subsequently he was assi---s y. i. .
duty here. - a member q - 49,, 70 /
house Bard. in which can.r;f- .-'s-i- /
engaged az the time Of the "a 49,. - rs .
When commanding the Saraso-, - -
tracted the Chargres fever. an s,.-.'. soil-
had been troubled with an - s.nce 1
the head from is effects. 0n Of 4
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SherfG's sale.
James. Shannon, Admir-. }

vs.. q In.
John Hodges, ct al
~ Write of the above stated Fl. fa. to me
b directed, 7 viii, on Monday the 18th
day Of March next, lbeing the first day Of
the nextMarch term OF the Circuit Court
of Jaspel County, IN front of the door
of the Court House in the town OF Paul
ding, in sid County and State, between
the usual hours OF sale offer for sale at
public out cry, for cash. The following de-
scribed property to-wit. A negro woman
named 1Elley, of yellow complexion, aged
about thrtv-tive years a negro girl named
Cherry, d yellow complexion. aged about
three yeirs, and one negro boy named
VIII, Of yellow complexion, aged about
seven years, levied on as the property of
the above named defendant, John Hodges.
to satisfv the above stated e ia. and Others
in my halds, against said defendants aud
all costs.
J.. ,. LASSITER.
Sheriff of Jasper County.
Feb. % lSJl. 1856
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BE- DID you ever have the Sick Headachsi DO
yau remember the throbbing temples the feYered
brow, tie oahing and disgust At the sight Of food.
How totally unit you Tor pleasure. Conversation
OF study One Of the Cephahc Pills would have re-
heved you from a the suffering which you then Rz-
perenced- For this and other purposes you should
AWAY have box u them hand 70 use a. occa-
sion requires.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

TwlSTT MILLIONS OF DoLIARs StvEb-Mr SHADING
mas s9iI Two millions o: bottles Of his celebrated Pre-
pared hue and &C Is estimated that each bottle
al least ten dollars worth Of broken furniture thus
eng an aggregate Of twenty millions Of dollars
reclaimed from total loss by this valuable invention
Having made his Glaea household word he nov pro-
poses TO DO the world still greater service by curing
an the aching heads with his Cephaiic Pills, and II
they are a. good A. his Glue, Headaches will soon
vanish away like snow July.
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,aralr R.nIir.a.

HI 'ad n 'oTrible 'eadache this hafteruoon. hand
81 ped into the hsPothecaries hand says b. 70 the
man, -Can you hease he Of the eadseh~i" aDooe e
haehe 'srd. SAYS e. ~HeNceeGtngly,H says hi hAnd
upon thst e gave CephAlic EAn. hand pom my
onoT Z cured me % quick that ardy reslincd cd
a Al 'esdache-
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PURIFY TIE IGOUU.
MOFFATf@
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AID
PHOENIX 6ITTERS.


TIVE high and snvied celebrity which these pre-
II eminent Medicines have acquired for their invR
rahle eHcacy IN al the Diseases which they profess
not only unneceanary, bus unworthy Of them. They
are known BY their fruits their good works te 10
for them, and they thrive not by the faith Of The
IN ALL CASES
Of Asthma. Acute and Chronic rheumatism, Ancc-
tona OF the Bladder and Kidneya.
BILIOUS PEvERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
In the South and West where these diseases prevail,
they viii be found invaluable. Planters farmers and
othera who once use these Medicines will mover ar
bilious Cholic and Serious Ioosencap, Bilos, Cos
dveneaa, COLDS and COUGHS Cholie.
coNsUAPTloN-Used with great success in this
CORRUPT HUMoRs, DRoPsIEs
DTsPErsiA-No person with this distressing Dis
ease should delay using those medicines immedi-
ERUPTIoNs OF THE SKIN
ERYsIPELAs AND FLATULENCY.
FEVER AND AGUE-For this ae0urge Of Tho
Western eouHtry these medicines will be found
leave the system subject 20 a return Of the diseasoa
cure By these medicines IL permanent Try them,
FoULNEss or COMPLEXION.
Gout, Giddiness. Gravel. Headache. Of every Kind.
Inward Fever lnnammatory Rheumatnm, Impure
LIVER coMPTsAINTs.
LFPROsY, LoOsENEss,
MERCuRiAL QLs EAsf,A. -
Never fails 70 eradicate entirely m ~
AeTcnry lnnnssly eQql4f than NE most powerful
Night sWests, Nervous Debility, Nervous Com.
plants Of Az kinsr Affections paptaton of
The Heart, PAintsrs' cholie
PILES.
The original proPrirlvi these medicines was
cured Of Piles Of % years standing BY the Of these
Life Medicines alone.
Pains in the head side, back, limbs. Joints and Or
RHEUMATIsM.
Those afflicted With this terrible daease viii be sure
Of relief BY the Life Medicines.
RUSH or BLOOD TO THE HEAD, sCURVY, SALT.
RHEuM, DWELLINGS,
sCROFULA, KINGS EVIL. in its worst forns
Ulcers Of every description.
WORMS Of al kinds cffecfuay expelled by
these medicines Parents will do well 10 administer
them whenever their existence ia suspected. Relief
will he certain.
THE LIFE PILLS
AND PHOENIX BITTFRs
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
and thus remove all diaeases from the system.
Prepared By DR. WIN. B. M0FFAT.
No.i35 Broadway
(AofAt Bulldng) NY
For sale BY al Druggists.
May p, 1890. 82-iy
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hy the use q these Pills The periodic attacks
Aaroas Or SIX Hoa6aeas may Be prevented; and Il
asi - the commencement q sn attack immediate
Felis1 from pam and SICKNESS vii ~ Obtained
hey seldom ian in removing the Tas.ss and HE'D
a1te to Ehich females are 20 subject.
They act getty upon ths boveis-rsnovlns Or
Pr Literary Meu- sfufests. Deiests Pernsles, and
AZ persons a. sodsfarJ hzsats they valuable ~
Laate improving tfe a7Pstte giving sars snd sl7o-
% she Eesrrs or1ns and restorug tie natural elas-
ticry aad strength 81 TIE whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS are tbe result Of loos IN
v=sL cation add carefully conducted experiments.
haFlnz been 10 use rnauy YEAR,, during 4hich tine
taev have rrsseuted and relieved q vasf amount q
pam ami e1ser1z from Headache, Whether or1rns-
ring "a tts r-Tos syrsem Or from deranzed state o.
gle ss8asa1t-
They're entirely vegetable n her oornpostiou,
and may b. taken s. al times uith porf.et safety
Niloar making shy change q diei asd ~ s6saes q
cry dagreeasle tas.1 rads-s Il ea 70 ssuflz1- ts.z
r5caaldrsa-
BEWARE or CoUSTERPETTp.
TIE genuine have Eve signatures q Henry c. spal-
ding or each Box.
sod - Druggists and AL ether Desisrs N Ned
n
Box sl be sent - rnail prepaid on reeeips The
Price IS Centa.
Al orders should b addressed 20
HENRY c. sPALDIMo,
- ceaag Street, Sew, ssw-YsgS-
Dee. 3 1890. 80
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Attachment Notice.
jonathan d. Parker, Admir-
o. Eieazor Nelson.


VS..
Samuel T. Williamson.
7 \ tbs easeit appearing to the satisiac-
I tior OF the Court that the defendan..
Samue T.. williamson. j. q nonresident
Of theStte OF Mississippi, it is therefore
ORDERED that publication be made in tie
Easter Clarion, public newspaper, print
ed anc published in the town of Pauldiu-.
county Of Jasper, State of Mississippi. no
tityine The above named defendant that
unIesshe appear at the next term of the
CircuitlQurt TO be holden in and for the
county d Jasper State Of Mississippi, on
the fourth Monday in March. A. d. 1851,
and plead, answer or demur to plaintiffs
compliant, the same viii be taken as con
iessed against him, and proceedings be had
Accordingly.
Given under my hand and
SEAL seal Of Office this the 18th day
\-/ February, A. D. 1861.
JAMES C. MCCORMICK.
Clerk.
Feb. 20, 1861. lq-5t
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haa the pleasure az at-
concert. n Che Masonic Hsl
-a ..-- Thursday night given by the
~ lENNrNrtrH- The only instrn-
esH -rilc1i were che liano and
N.rHa. t while Che pa.arnance lasted
r-r. 1890 aua.euee 4esrci auy other
alr- gentlemen are among tile
mos. aHe1HIa .-.ael musicians we have
-..- judges 81 music who have
rr.r# Gle lrl and other dist.ncaished
-a.a.> chat taeyoarser raunea-
@ "7' Y -ny e. them
-H .aas 'a.a- ta brother plays
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Continuation or oo.,ir.ns...

No one of the many ills flesh j. heir Is 20 prev
aleut so little understood, and much neglected e.
tostlFeness otten originating in careleesness or
se4cht3ry habits; e j. regarded slight disorder
OF 700 Atie consequence Go excite anxiety. while IN
fety % b. the precursor and com pAiou Of many OF
The most fatal and dangerous diseases. and unless
NhiN erad'cated 2 will bring the Sufferer 20 an I'M
timely grave Among the lighter eyil. II which cos
nEeness Is the usual attendant Headache, collie,
hheuinaiis n- Foul Breath lhes aud others Of Ike
nature while long tram Of ghtful Diseases such
Msl enant Fevcrs. Assesses, Dysentery, Diarrhcra
!tsps ps1 Apoplexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria
dictate their presence in the system ~ this slarnine
symptom. Not unirequgutv the diseases named
originate ia constipation. but take independents
existence unless the cause eradcated in an esrly
stage From Az these considerations II follows that
the disorder should receive immediate attention
whenever lt occurs and NO person should neglect to
get box OF Cephalic Pills the fret appearance Of
tie complaint, - their timely will expe the in
slduouz approaches Of disease and destroy This dan
gerOus Zoe TO human life.
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ihysi1dH-Well, Mrs. Jones. how is that headache
Mrs Jorcs.-Gonei Doctor, all gone the Dill Won
seut cured me IN Just twenty minutes, and / wish
You would send more 20 that i can have them handy
LOT IsphAhe Pills find they never fail, and recon-
memo M M IN ali cases Of Headache.
airs JonesI shall send for box directly and shall
teii oil my suffering friends for they reel blsssng
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

4 IL persons indebted to the estate Of
"a EVAN SHELBY. deceased. are here
BY notified that unless their Indebtedness
j. paid by the fist Of March, they VIII
find the claims acainst them in suit.
ALFRED SHELBY,
Admir-.
Eel. ~ 1851. ln.2w
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MILITARY ACADEMY.
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