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Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-06-10
NEW ORLEANS.

DOINT CLEAR HOTEL-THE UNDER
signed viii open The Point Clear Hotel on or about
The 10Th day of May next. This establishment IS now
being reprinted and put in complete repair and
diti0n, gas and wztsr~ ~orks being erected. the
grounds beautifully laid out and the house furnished
entirely new with the best Of materials and Latest
provements.
Arrangements viii be made for direct eonmuniea-
tin with New Orleans ami Mobile both BY steambost
and telegraph Billiard ahlss Of the most approved
pattern have been ordered. Ten Pin Alleys being
built and every Amusement suitEbl le the climate
and the place afforded 70 man, woman and child
For bathing, and fishing and heAlthfulness, this
celebrated watering place has superior on the con
tinenr and the uBdsrsigned intends make IL the
most pleasant and eomfortable in the world
April Idtjyl CHAS. z. SMEOES, Manager
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JAMES GONEGA.

FOREN Err
MARTHA WASHINGTON
II \ IR r Z ST O r f R
Is a perfect suceess-The best in Market
4 HAIR DRESSER AND HAIR RESTORER
COMBINED IN ONE.
10000 Living witnesses are testifyius TO their
Neighbors, from day day. of its Wonderful Effects
/ ltisnot dye
2 Il will not color the skin.
3 Il win restore the Hair from a grey to a Beau
have been its original color and il its
former color.
Scalp keep the bead cool and nice; remove the
DAniru and Scurf from the Head keep the Hair moist
and sk-like in appearance as
IN YOUTHFUL DAYS.
S, 1t iwin promote a Healthy Growth prevent it
from falling Of AID
Cause it to Grow on Bald Heads
Where there Life and Vitality at the Roots Bat,
where these gone there is
No Hope Of Success.
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR IREs-
ToRBR is as much ahead Of anything Of
the kind, now in the market, as the
In Brightness and Glory.
THE BEST TESTIMONY THAT CAN BE
given viii be found inside Of each bottle
Warranted to do
All we Claim for it
Or
The Money Refund c d,
After using two Bottles.
Try It,
AND BE CONVINCED.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines everywhere.
sIMONDS & CO., Proprietors. M
f1tzwilliam, n. H
JAMES CONCEAL.
20 St Charles St, New Orleans,
mhxSdly. Sole Agents.
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PROFESSIONAL.

WILL practice his profession at IBoguchitta,
I BrOokhaveu Bah4la and Hazlehurst Win fully
I guarantee any operations performed By him.
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w. M. ESTELLE,
ATTORNEY a AT LAW
JACKSON, MIS-

JACKSON, MISS.
OFFICE ON CORNER, SOUTHWEST OF GOV
ERNORS MANSION. dec 3O,diy
w I'll. HARDY, PauIdtng, Miss, and
w II. j. HARDY, Raleigh, Miss At
tnrAeys Law and Solicitors in Chancery Paulding
Miss will practice in all the courts of the 4th Judicial
District composed of the counties OF Kinds, Rankin,
Scott Newton Smith and Jasper also in the counties
of Lauderdale, Clark and Wayne, sth District.
Also General Agents for the purchase and sale Of
Lands redemption of Lands sold for taxes, quietng
titles. sc &C. Address Pauldng Miss, or Raleigh
Miss Nov 2cdtf.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-01
WHAT Is IT

The Indian Compound Of Honey, Bcnesei squiils'
combination Of The essential oils and extracts Of over
20 different kinds OF and herbs besides those from
which il takes It's name prepared by chemical process
80 that the Medical properties Of each plant is retained
In highly ooneentrat state while the useless and
wholesome portions ave ttJ,tcd. u Is d ol' p'hsh'
the taste han any other medicine and be given to
any person. At any ums under any eiroams'anoes-An
ven TO the smallest child with TIC most perfect safety
will positively su.e eonsu updoa (oaas'd BY eolds,l
in is at and second stages lnhAmston Of tn Lngn'
Aoross the Chest, Difficulty OF Breathing, hoTSeness
from public speaking any other cause, and IN fae az
diseases ofths throat and hng' not too far Sdra"eed
and oR gius great reefn advanced and 'HeuraS'e ca
'sS OF eontuStPtt0n.
Every person should have II as prevents eohsump'
ton invariably when taken in time, and TO cure your
rHugn It surely will and many doctors ohi'
Doctors use it In their practice and Families They rec
ommend IT, so does everybody that Try H. You can ~k'
to your family physician, let him try it, and he doe'
recommend good return IL and get your money
again
Prepared by Drs COMBS WILSON, New foI'
City, aud Auburn, New York For sale BY all druggisu
aud dealers In medicine.
Wood, BiKhy Co, wholesale ugenta, Montpelier
N~s-,>rt eeptiS div oe0r'7A'7
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WHY GERMAN WoNES MAKE Coon
WGvEs.-The culinary forms a part Of the
education Of the women ia Germany. The
well-to-do tradesman, like the mechanic.
takes pride 10 seeiug his daughters good
housekeepers. To effect this obi sct, the girl
on leaving school, which she does when about
fourteen yers OF age, goes through the cere-
mony Of confirmation, and is then placed by
her parents with country clergyman, or in
large family, where she remains one or two
years, filling what may be almost termed the
post Of servant, and doing the work of one.
This is looked upon as an apprenticeship to
domestic economy. She differs from SER
want, however, in this, she receives no wages !;
on the contrary, her parents often pay for the
care taken OF her, as well as for her clothing
This is the first step in her education Of
houskeeper. She next passes, on the same
conditions, into the kitchen Of private fam
lily, or into that of some hotel Of good repute.
Here she has control OF the expenditure, and
of the servants employed in it, and assists
personally in the cooking, but is always ad-
dressed as Ffaulein, or Miss, and is treated
/ by the family with Difference and considera-
ton. Many daughters of rich families re-
ceve a similar training, with this difference
however, that they receive it in a princely
mansion or a royal residence. There is a
reigning Queen in Germany at the present
moment who was trained in this way. Con-
sequently the women in Germany are perfect
models Of order and economy.
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Domestic Nfms.
WAsHtraror. May "a.

WAsHfNGToN, May "a.
The speeches Of members of the Cabinet
last night are much debated this forenoon.
Secretary Harlan is the only member Of the
Cabinet Who stands squarely with Congress
but the conservatives are much disappointed
with the moderate tone Of the speeches.
The sympathies Of these gentlemen are evil
IDENTIFY with Congress, though they nominally
take ground with the President.
WsHrEGroN, May 25.
There is still great anxiety respecting the
finances
secy. McCulloch has determined to sell no
more gold for the present.
The conclusion of Stewart's speech yes.
terday showed that he will 90 with the Joint
committees report, even II the Senate does
not adopt bis propositions.
Senator Wright ia physically better, and in
full possession Of his mental faculties
New YORK, May rs.
a spacipl WAshington dispatch says the
trial of JEFF, Davis will probably be postponed
until August or September next, owing to the
strong feeling on the subject in Richmond.
Much animosity prevails against the Grand
Jury that indicted him, aud until this sub
sides, the Attorney General thinks it better
to delay.
A Washington special says that Judge
Thomas, Of the Virginia Circuit Court, has
opened the question of the Constitutional
ity Of the Civil Rights bill, by deciding against
the admission Of the testimony Of negroes in
a civil suit, in which white men alone were
the parties.
The statement that the Senate had recon-
sidered the rejection of Frank Bair's nomi-
nation is incorrect.
1t is understood that Mrs JEFF. Davis has
gone to Washington to urge that her husband
b transferred to some Northern prison, where
there is less danger from the peculiar disess-
es prevalent at Fortress Monroe.
The Tribune learns that besides Charles
! O'C0nner and George Shea, heretofore named
as counsel for jeff Davis, James T. Brady
Of Philadelphia, Charles Brown Of Baltimore,
and George E. Pagh Of Ohio, have been re-
tanned.
The trial it is understood will commence
on the first Monday in June, in Richmond.
ToRoNro, G. W., May 25.
/ The Queens birthday was celebrated
| throughout Canada with great enthusiasm.
/ During the firing Of salute at Gait, a
canuon exploded, killing two persons.
New YoKK. May 26.
The governments in possession OF evidence
that number Of freedmen have bssn kid
mapped from Georgia aud smaggled to Turks
Island, to do forced work in the salt mines,
or transferred to agents engaged in the Cuban
slave trade.
The freedom of the interior of Fortress
Monroe, given to JEFF. Davis, is regarded as
a preparatory step 10 his release on parole
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Eoreign Nems.
New YORK, May "a.

NEW YoRK. May "a.
Dates from Vera Cruz to the l2;h, and
City Of Mexico lOth, state that the contem-
plated withdrawal of French troops caused
considerable excitement.
The probabilities were tina. Maximilian
would abdicats before the withdrawal.
The repost the withdrawal of 1000 French
troops, and the arrival OF a battalion of tbs
Foreign Legion is confrmed.
The concentration of French troops, pre-
psratory to withdrawal, was currently report
ed.
Havana dates of the l9th'state that spo-
cial messenger of Maximiisn ia on his way to
Europe, had passed through that city.
three slavers had been discovered on the
coast, aud Spanish cruisers we're sent after
them.
News from Honduras to Nay 5. states that
the Indians from Yucstan made raid on the
mahogany cutters on Cobrara, aud plundered
every one they could find.
News from England to the 16th.
The Times says the number of deaths from
cholera in Liverpool is increasing.
London Money market. May IA. The pan
ic is over. No more failures are reported.
The Bank refused to make advances on con-
soils.
The military preparations of Austria and
patriotic denominations continue. War was
considered imminent.
The Mexican volunteer corps has been
disbanded.
Prussia's reply to the Austrian note upon
the Duchies question had been presented in
Vienna to Mensdorf. Ths settlement pro-
posed by Austria was declined.
A Florence telegram says Garibaldi has
accepted the command of volunteers, deelar-
ing that he hopes soon to be able to cooper
ate with the glorious army Of Italy in accom-
plishinz the destuiss Of the nation.
Trieste telegram says the Italian squad
ron had left the Bay of Taren,o. and taken
up position on the Adriatic. between An
coma and the Island OF GrossA, thereby clos
/ log the Gulf Of Trieste.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-01

FoR CALIFoRSIA.-The Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, whose advertisement appears
in another column. and whose capital is to be
increased to twenty millions ofdollars, is one
of the largest aud most extensive steamship
lines in the world. With feet Of twelve
large manned and equipped steamships, and
its immense capital, this Company is without
rival. They are also building the two larg-
est merchant steamships in the world these
vessels will be over FIVE thousand tons bur-
then, and for speed, convenience, safety and
comfort, will be unrivaled. AS none but ex-
perienoed seamen have command Of the ves-
sells composing the feet, and the fact that this
liae carries the United States mail, addition
al security is given to the travelling public OF
the safety Of these vessels /; while their we'll
established reputation for convenience, speed
and comfort, places the Pacific Mail at the
head Of our ocean steamship companies--a
position its energetic, gentlemanly and cour-
teous managers have justly earned for them
selves.
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The celebrated Dr. Dow continues To devote his entire
tis to ihe treatment Of al diseases incident to the e-
male system An experience Of twenty three years ena-
bles him - guarantee SPECIFY and permanent relief 10
the worst eases o Suppression and all other Menstrual
persngements from whatever cause An letters for ad-
vice must contain 81. Oaico, No Endiaou street.
Boston.
B.-Board furnished 20 those Who wish 70 remain
under treatment 90,
Bos.on June p 1865. oS ~
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WELL SrArED.-rhe Detroit Post" the
new paper Of Gen. Carl Schurz, has happy
way of putting things as tue following
shows
If you want to have loyal States, you must
not exclude the loyal element from the exer-
else of political power; or, in other words,
you must permi; every loyal man, black as
well as white, to vote.
II you want to secure the freedman and in
his freedom, you must give him the political
power whsrewith TO protect himself
II you want to promote the development OF
free labor in the South, you must enable ov-
cry man to enforce his rights as a free labor
er by political action. as all other rights are
protected and enforced.
# you want to place the national debt
above all danger, you must not permit those
VINO owe to the national debt their freedom
and all they chrish 10 their new condition, TO
be excluded from the right of suffrage, while
those who owe to the national debt nothing
but their defeat, are armed with the ballot.
II you want to encourage loyalty aud con-
fidence in the justice of the Government, you
must not sell out your friends for the pur-
pose of pleasing your enemies.
II you want to introduce harmony in the
political fabric of tht Union, you must make
this nation of citizens equal before the law,
and not tolerate the existence of a numerou;
class without political rights and depending
for their civil rights upon class legislation.
II you want to prevent the recurrence o
sectional strife, you must do away with sec
tional Emergencies by placing the politica
organism of all the States, South as we'll as
North, upon the same basis of true democrat
ic principles.
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DERRY 5 MoTH AND FRhcKLE Lo-

HT- ChlosmA, or Moth patch, talso LiversPot,) and
eptieo. or Preeklss ore ofeu very annoying pareu-
lsrly to ladies Of light complexion, for the dseoored
spots Show more plainly the face Of blonde 'hAn
brunette but they greatly The beauty OF either
and any preparation that will eHee'u'lly remove them
,othof inaring the ferturs coi1r vine sk Is GER
t,,piy desideratum DR. Perry, who has made
diseases Of the skin speciality has discovered aremedy
for these dooora,ons which is Al once prompt infalh-
bic aud harmless,
Prepare only by b G. Peuy Dermatolosist No ~
Bond street New York aud Tor BY ali druggists ;
price ~ per bottle. Call for
PERRY's MOTH AND FRCKLB LOTION.
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The officers Of the New England and Vermont
State Agricultural Societies held meeting at
Bellows Falls on the 18th inst Il was voted TO
hold the annual fair Of the New England Society
at Brattleboro, Sept 4, 3, 6 and Z, in connection
with the Vermont State Society. The latter had
decided 10 hold it, annual fair at Brattleboro one
week later but the fair Of the New York State
Society at Saratoga occurring at the same time, il
was deemed best to change the time and hold it
in connection with tie New England Society.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-01

A SoHooLMAsTER. after giving one of his
scholars sound drubbing for speaking bad
grammar, sent him to the other end of the
room to inform another boy that he wished to
speak to him, and at the same time promis-
ing to repeat the dose il he spoke to him un-
dramatically. The youngster, quite satis-
fed with what he mad got, determined to be
exact; and thus he addressed his fellow pu-
pill There is common substantive Of the
masculine gender, nominitive case, and in an
angry mood, that sits perched upon the emil
nence at the other side Of the room, wishes to
articulate few sentences to you in the pres
ent tense
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-01

MoNEY.--Men work for it, fight for it, beg
for it, steal for it, starve for il, aud die for IT,
And all the while, from the cradle to the
grave, nature and God are thundsring in our
ears the solemn question:" What shall 1t
profit ?" This midness for money 10 the
strongest and lowest of the passions; 1t Is
the insatiate Molooh Of the human heart, be-
fore whose remor seless altar all the finer at
tributes Of humanity are sacrificed. lt makes
merchandise of all that is sacred 10 human
affections, and even traffics iu the awful so
Iemnities of the eternal.
REASONS FoR nor MARRYIse.--A hand
some young Yankee poddler made love to
5uxom widow in Psuusylvania. lie accom-
panied his declaration with an allusion TO two
impediments TO their union. "Name them,
said the widow "rhe want Of means TO set
up a retail store" They parted aud the
widow sent the peddlet -sneck for ample
means, When they met again the peddler
had hired and stocked his store, and the
smiling fair one begged to know the other
impeachment. "I have another wife!" cried
the notion dealer.
II good old job had been tcrmented with
hens in his garden patch, instead of boils on
his body, we should in all probability have
lost the beautiful story Of the example OF pa
tient submission to trial which the inspired
book has handed down to US.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-01

The QUESTION WELL STArED.-Hon.
Robert Dale Owen forcibly states the ques-
ton Of the inequality in representation which
would result from the immediate admission
into the Union of the Southern States. AT
ter remarking that there is no way Of entirely
remedying this grievance, as no State can,
without its consent, be deprived of its equal
suffrage in the Senate" he goes on to show
that the only recourse is in a constitutional
amendment, affecting the number Of represen-
tatives in the popular branch of Congress.
He says:
The reasons in favor of a constitutional
remedy for the second, before people en-
dowed with common sense, are absolutely
overwhelming. A mere statement OF the
case supercedes necessity for argument. II
the States of Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama,
Georgia, Florida, see fit to debar from sutt-
rage their negro population, is the result OF
such exclusion OF loyal element to be that
they will have nearly twice the political lntiu-
ence, voter for voter, that is enjoyed IN the
States of the Norths Is our political system
to remain so constituted that the first mover
and prime agent in bringing on that war
which put in imminent peril the Union itseli
shall be the chief gamer in political power
by the giant iniquity she instigated
Is South Carolina, the arch cOnspirator, to
be rewarded for her completely in the rebel
| lion, aud her exclusion ofloyal msn ftom the
polls by this, that hereafter, so long as she
| deprives her eolored people Of the suffrage
every white voter within her borders shal
have twice aud one-third as much poliuca
power in Presidential and other Federal elec
tious, as white voter 10 New York or It
Ohio? 1t ia not enough to declare that thu
would be an unparalleled folly aud a asgrsn
injustice. / do not content myself VITA as
serting that such an anomaly in our democrat
ic system would outrage the principles upoI
which that system rests. say that the per
manent existence Of such feature Of section
al inequality is an imposslbility. Let Alex
ander II. Stevens, and others who proclaim
that it is just and imagine that II is possible
know this, that the North would rene " tn
war tomorrow rather than endure it.
L.. II. hat vi
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BATCuELOR'5 HAIR DYE.

The Original and bestin the world The only true
And perfect Hair Dye Harmless elable, and lnstan
t.neous Produces immcdiatel' ,pendd Black or
natural Brown without nilfIns the hair orsSin Rem
sdies the IN effects Of bad dyes Sold by ell druggists
The genuine is signed William a Bachelor Also,
RRGENRRATlNG EXTRACl Or MILLEFLkURs,
For Restoring aud Beauiif'pg The Hair
CHARLES BAfCHhLOk
ayy7R97 New York
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CONFInENTIAL

49, YOUNG MEN WHO HANk INJURED
hsnselves by certain secret hAb ehioh unnt them
f hes. or pleasure or The duties OF married life a.
also middle aged and old mem Who from the fohes of
youth or other causes feel debh, Ia Advance Of their
49, hsfrs facing themseyes under the treatment Of
snv one should dfst read '' TIE SECRET fklbNp'
Married LADIES' wishing 20 avoid an Increase OF Family
will learn some thing u implrtAneS by pursuing " lhe
sent 20 Any address In sealed EnVeope on receipt
Of twenty ave Gems Address - . 800
DIR. CHAS. A. STUART co,
n,.t9 Boston, Mass
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the ORIais or THE WORD FENIAs.
Nc. Stephens. the chief Organism Of those
Feu.ans who submit to his operations, in re-
ply to a reqasat that hs would dehne the or
igiu Of the title OF the fraternity, says that
ohiehain existed in Ireland, just anterior TO
tho Christian era, named Fioa Nc 0aoi. This
parsonage was the commandant OF the
. Feonin Erin" or Irish militia, at a period
when Ireland was nation, and her people
protected themselves against the encroach-
men,s of all invaders. As the present organ
IL ,tion is instituted for the same purpose.
the mama OF Fenian was adopted for the
braneh Of the Brotherhood In the United
States.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-01
DEMEMBER THE DEADN-

The subscriber bsgs leave to inform those who have
old Dagueue1types, Ambroypes or Photographs Of de-
ceased friends which they wish to get copied, that he
dsvoes especial attention tha branch Of his business
These pictures however add be enlarged apd col
orsd making them A. cd As though taken from life.
Having the largest and complete establishment in
the State and keeping only the best artists in every
department he will guarantee sausAotion to all who
en,rust their work 70 his care.
Circulars e5ntAng iul infofmaiion' sent to any ad-
dress A + sTYLBS,
March l6 l6j6ty Burlington, VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-01

SECRETARY SEWARD has made a speech, ad-
dressed to his neighbors at Auburn lie skipped
the bard places, which is good way when one is
talking for fun.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-01

CURE FoR.lSGRowISa NAILS, 1t is stat
ed cauterization by hot tallow is an immedl-
ate cure for in-growing nails. Put small
piece Of tallow in spoon aud heat it over a
lamp until it becomes very hot, and drop Iwo
or three drops between the nail and the gram
ulations. The effect is almost magical. Pain
and tenderness are At once relieved, and in a
few days the granulatious all go away, leav-
iug the diseased parts dry and destitute Of all
feeling, and the edge Of the nail exposed so
as to admit Of being pared away, without any
Inconvenience. The operation causes but lit
tie pain il the tallow is properly heated
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TO CnNSrMPTIYES.

The advertiser having been restored to health n lev
eeks By very simple remedy amer having suffered Tor se'e
M years With severe Adsc,on, aud taat dread disease
Consump puonis make known TO his fsiow-suher
ers the meAns ~ cure.
To drsrs M he viii send COPY Tree ~ charge WIZ
b flr preparing isi usng the which they
will aud sure cure fsr Consumption, Asthma, broneh's
Congs Colds scd al Throat and Luas Aneeaont The only
object of te advertiser seuiua e prescription 90 henea
t aaced and spraa Information which he clnecye to h'
is.tl. and be- hopes every saf-rer viii Try bis remedy
ast will cost them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription free by return mA vii
,i.... .itrs.s REV EpwARD A. WILSON,
SRA wmiamsburrh, Kings Co.. NeF YORK.