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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31
ART THOU LIVING YET?
BY JAMES G, CLARK.

BY JAMES @, CLARK.
Is there no grand immortal sphere
Beyond this realm Of broken ties
To FL the wants that mock Us here,
And dry the tgars frcm weeping eyes;
Where winter mcl,s ia endless .I-iug,
AnlJuue stands near with deathlass flowers,
Where We may hear tle dear ones sing?
l ask, and 10! my ,'eehs are wet
With tears for one tauuot s-c!
o mother, ort thou Living yet,
And dyst thou st'H -.Aga.Jcr me?
feel thy kisscs o'cr nc thrill,
Thou unseen angel Of my Ifs;
I hear thy hymns at. Il re t.r'A,
An unde.lonc t, toll and lrifc!
Thy tender eyes upon ma shine,
A. from being -loriael
Till am thine, and thou art mine,
And forge. that thou },st died,
I almost lose each vain regret
In visions Of life to be;
But, motllcr art thou living yet,
And dost thou still remember mop
The srringtfn's 'l),m. tic summers fade,
The winters blow along ny wayj
But over every light and shade
Thy II. mory lives ynisA, and day,
1t -oothcs to sleep my wiI,e.s pain.
Like some sweet song that cannot die,
And like III, mnrmur Of the main,
Grows deeper when the storm is n3gh.
I know the brightest stars that set,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31
GBt 6lasgol5 Nmles,
GLASGOW, MO, AT3tIsf Il, / :

G-+ Forney-the Dead 0dsk--writes the fol-
lowing rich Southern incidrt 10 BIS Philadelphia
Press:
"Among the voluminous reports il 81 received by
Gen Howard from bis sui orditote 10 the Freed
mems Buereau, is detailed certifld statement Of
the barbarity Of a Virginia woman. inflicted upon
her female slave, which most defes human be-
lief, and far surpasses the eyag a1ed pictures Of
fiction. This woman had been In the habit of
beating her slaves for many years I'D the fact that
they were made free seem TO lagi intensified all
the passions of her nature The case referred 10
Is that Of girl or young w1inzsy- 10 Z said 10
be mere illustration Of il,e manner in which
similar cruelties are practis3d upon others. She
was stripped naked, tied, AID thrown face down.
wards before a hot fire. Her back having been
burnt or scorchod by the fire, her mistress pro-
ceeded to lacefate by whipping herwith the great
est fury, after which, horrible 10 relate, mixture
OF cayenne pepper, vinega. and oil was poured
over the shrieking and almost delirious victim.
Lest what say may be doubted, deem il my duty
10 tell you that have this statement from Gen.
Howald's own lips, and viii to-mnrrow furnish
you with circumstdntial account. Gen. Howard
has photograph OF this poor creature in his pos
session, and Judge Underw Iod, OF Virginia, pro-
poses TO take her into his own family, and to
company her TO the Presidei Of the United States,
there TO lethim see the last pecimeE Of the human
ity of the reconstructed rebels.n
Now, if there is anything we can certify. with
out positive knowledge, is that the above
is lie. We know it's Ii by the manner OF its
telling, the purpose for which it was told and the
man who tells it. Forney .ould dot and would
not, if he could) tell the trt n about the Southern
people ; and this is one of ie llackes cf the ma
lgnant slanders he is SO foi Of inyen g for the
defamation of the people of the soutll Little as
General Howard is emit ed 10 respect, for
the narrow-mnded policy l. has pursued in his
administration Of the Bureau, we cannot believe
him guilty of assisting Forley in the promulgation
of this mean lie; and that Torney Manufactured it
cut of small material, there is not the slightest
doubt Such Radical lies are worthy Of such low
Radical whelps as Forncy; and Of nobody else.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31
Gen. Howard, Commissioner of Freedmen at

IHe SCUM, has IssUeu an order WHICH SAYS:
In accordance with instructions of the Secreta.
ry of War; it is ordered that on and after the first
day OF October next the issue of rations be dscon-
tinued except 10 the sick IN regular hospitals and
to the Orphan Assyums for refugees and freedmen
already existing, and that the State officials who
may be responsible for the care OF the poor, be
cnrefulIy notified of this order so that they may
assume the charge Of such INDECENT refugees and
ceptous
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

We learn from the Montreal Telegraph that
William Morrison, Esq, the discoverer of the
source of the Mississippi died recently at one of
his residences on Morrison Island, between Sorei
and Berthier, in the SD year Of his age, deep
y and deservedly regretted by all who knew
him.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

The White House on the 22d presented great
contrast to its appearance the day previous, when
the ante.room were crowded from an early hour
until midnight with delegations and individuals,
all anxious to see the President for only five min
utes. II being Cabinet meeting day, but very few
persons were accorded interviews.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

God sometimes gives 10 man Guleless and ho-
ly sesond childhood, in which the soul becomes
chi!dke, not childish, and the faculties, in full
fruit and ripeness, afe meHowad with no sign OF
decay. This is that houghtful land OF Beuah,
where they who have Travelled maurully the Chris
tian way abide awhile to show the world per-
feet manhood in the fruiton Of perfected destiny.
Life, With its battles and its sorrows, lies far,
behind them; the soul has thrown OF its arlnor
and sits in an evening undress Of calm and holy
laisrra
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

GT The Herald's Washington correspondent
says he has excellent authority for stating that
JEFF. Davis will be released bail parole soon,
holding himself amenablc to the process of the
Court which is to dispose Of his case in octo-
Der next.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

India rubber is now bleached perfectly write by
a chemical process, which is sal 10 be fatal to
the workmen engaged therein unless protection is
afforded them. So dangerous are the fumf aTls-
ing from the combination of the required eheiai-
Gals that the workmen are encosed in artAg, and
are supplied with air from other apsrtmeilt han
the one in which they work. tNN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

Lagrange, in Lewis county, this State, has
hitherto been regarded as one Of the most rabid!y
Radical towns in the United States. Il is certain
that the domination OF that party there has been
defiant and intolerant to the last degree. Yet al
a little election held on the llth inst, for School
Directors under the new law, the Conservative
ticket was elected by 30 majority. Thus Radi-
calism is having its comb cut on its own dung
bDIs
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

certain deacon being accustomed 10 snore
while asleep in church, he received the following
polite note:
"Deacon - is requested not TO commence
snoring tomorrow until the sermon is begun, as
some persons in the neighborhood Of his pew
would like 10 hear the text"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31
As the Late Presiient LINCOLN was wnlkinr N.

AS the late President Lincoln was walking the
quarterback Of one Of our men-os-war with his
hat on, a sailor asked his mes5mate, "Nho's that
fellow that don't douse his peak to the Admiral p,
"Why, it's the President" 'Well," retorted
the other, 'Presideat or no President, he's an un-
manperIy dog" ''Lord," replied Jack, ''where
should he learn manners? he was never out Of
sight Of land "
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

A contract for the building and the complete
equipment of the first one hundred miles of the
Kansas City and Fort Scott Railroad was on the
22d inst. awarded to Waterman & Co., who will
commence work Immediately.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31
~ We find the following significant psEagrap

in the last Hannibal Courier:
HITcHED In Hannibal, Mo-, August 1th,
1865, to W. II. Fishers front yard fence, DR..
Norton's horse. Persons al all familiar with the
Doctors calling will see at a glance that the cir
cumstance is significant of something of no ordi-
nary Importance.
p. S. It's fine boy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

IL \ large train Of Government wagons
passed through Weston on the 10Th, from Fort
Leayenwor,h for Lidertys loaded with amuni-
tons Of war for the troops stationed there, to guard
the Arsenal.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

E5S- 1t is announced that the Hon. Alexander
II. Stevens, of Georgia, will, during the coming
winter, lecture in all the leading cities Of the
North, East and West
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

."The ocean speaks eloquently and forever"
says Beecher. eyes" retorts Printce, Sand tleEe
is no use telling il to dry up" FsF-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

GY7 There is party of levolutionists in Russia
called the "HelF' party.-E xchange.
There is party in Missouri that ought to have
the same name. That which il now goes by,
commences with an R.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

asg- Gen. Schofeld, who takes Terry's place
at Richmond, occupies jeff, Davis house.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

CT Prussia has dethroned the old blind King
If Hanover and taken possession of his domnons.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

GS5T Adv;cos from Havana, OF the 18th, state
that the quarantine Of fifteen days on vessels arr-
wing from the United States is strictly enforced.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

O. 1t is said that the slave trade is on the in
crease TO an alarming extent IN Cuba. Seven hun
dred Africans had been landed at one tine, and it
is said through a brIbe to high officer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

cree preclamlng an amnesty to political exiles and
prisoners throughout Italy and his dominions
This decree includes Mazzini, as we'll as others of
lesser prominence.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

Letter From the wife Of Gen. Sterling Price.
The following letter addressed to lady 10
Brooklyn has been communicated to the New
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-31

c-T' After the conclusion of peace with Prussia
the Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria, with the
consent of his Cabinet, intends to appoint respon-
sbe Hungarian ministry, and after this act is COM
peted, the Hungarian Diet will be formally re-
opened some time during the month Of September.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

tho Govsrmsnt they sough, 70 De- 2
stroy. on bGt it 1lisb IN, q
The question saturally arises, hoe aa.
can this be done3 fa llL Cd
Mr.. Colfax then went on 70 soy ovsu
that IL was the cousiituiioDbl duty ofsirs
Congress to guarantee each State = slg
Republican government. and that,Jl0
herefogs, Y comcs within the power "
Of Congrespi 20 decide whether the .cs
present Southera Sis,s0 Ciovsrnmcnts.a oe''
IN which the only loyal men oi tho aii
State uro. disfr aachIscd. Hnd wheuths s'i
fbittcrest edemies Of the Republic arsirui
tholdiUg the reins of pewor--whetiR sss
;hese States lIaye a Repablieau GoEs' O
orumentgoII lie closed sst foIlownI Jnso
Leaving ,hisana kindred Iates,ioRsson
to those whOWill so ably discnss them a
can wo not all here as loyal aud patri. %
dtic aud justieo-loviug citizens, vou %
for us and our children vow Cor jus-
lice audhsmapi,s, te he registsrsd oil
n heayen--ihat. there shall be bsa loaf
4 liz vc7t 4" No ehsk isv, IN %, bo,l.s,.i unin,B
| Nohi,a,si sa or ua.dt -s
M.t 'Edtfitaf. IL 6uf sehsss9,
II Noslasss in slisut lauI" HHil ilteolaf RS
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ggi5trRaaruu5,
MARK MBRIDEN.
BY MRS, IL D. STOWE.


"Comc, Mark Meriden, don't settle
down into an old grandfather before
your time--2a pretty wife's pretty
thing, Mark, aud a pretty house is a
pretty thing--buthOng il l--oue must
have a little of life."l h,a-I y gimg
Marx Meridcn stood at his desk,
giving a last1look at his books, while
Ben Sanford-the roguish-the MGR.
ry+-the song-sirging- the. Ben Of all
Bcns, was thus urging on him the
claims Of a projected frolic that even
|ing.m Now Ben was precisely the
messenger for such embassy---there
was fun, in the twinkle of his blue
|oyes, and world of waggery in the
turn of his head, and in a pair of
roguish dimpIes that went, merrily
lodging in and out Of his checks .ev,
cry time he spoke, aud he had laid
hold OF Marx arm 70 drag MN
away 1.B oh .s.ae oUisrI .sl
But Marx shook on. his hand ana
hnished summing up colpmp OF hsi
ures' put the Dlo''er INTO me pook'
aud the book into its place, wiped his
pen7-Al WITH an airoi great thought
ialness-and at last turning to Ben,
said nidd.- tninS na,,. y wo" Won go tnls 'lme'
sSNpw,iwhyi n0t a'-sHu pen pen ca
igerly!a hsiql1l9in.ag na btd lgyaa svga
''Derahulsse---pecauset aus sa'd Y ' marki
smiling; because nave an Ola ifhhp ifhf
Icy tnat 4 shoaid9iike. .fu 'lrsiMer'aen'4
company oetter TINS evening" - ~
pn-"g 'if'' ~St,es 'Ss Pr'PY"'
v"a1 H''1 na :" %" ~, ''""s
Uu' wy ~" ~ ~, - SV,ssSS' SO ,"Sdsai9', =" "
Dn,'o4 ,'e' s'..,, .A,s,s SSHs' ,'A'' 'NN' -tsA
"aAT ,'r, ~ 4pr,'' WIN iaa SV, 80 +,
ua "a"N '4u' p,r, ~ ~ nay" Z ;,
In - ai,'., AI 49,, NYs , ;s e. ! ~ ~
w., ~ 8 sS,.,i..s.r 80 III ~ - -. -.
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TOT =, '''' 'u,'sS =, 0,o'y az"
v'' 0Y1o'puus' 1fuus' iu''u AF'DNN AF'DNN 7 n
".o' was eEer uay % ~ 'eV' 'ne''
winning go'ush opinions i,om "a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13
THE WELCOME TO CONGRESS.

ID d =
The mass welcome to Congress, Civ
on by the Republicans at Washing
ton, was a grand affair. Judge Car
ter, Of Ohio, made the address of
welcome, and speaker Colfax respond
ed. The following is the speech Of
Mr. Coliax:slsl8rsi 0di bob sa,.f
% Butfour months ago we left tho
Capitol and yet how crowded with
events, The bloody, wicked massd- :
Gro at New Orleans tho very week af-
ter our adjournment, and the extraor,
dinafy speech of the President at St.
Louis, palliaIing the guilt Of the mur-
derers and charging the grave re-
sponsibility on the Congress Of the
United States.
The two great Philadelphia Con-
ventions--one memorable for the
frank acknowledgement that those
who denounced Congress were really
arm aud arm with the men who,
tnmpling on broken oaths had sought
to destroy the nations lifi, and the
other honorcd by the presence of the
faithful loyalists who, when the storm
Of treason swept over the States, re.
fused TO bow the knee to ,Baalam.-
The expulsion from Office Of thou
Sands trusted aud commissioned by
our Martyied President, to whom
moro than any other number of men
the present Administration was in
dcblcd for the power it welded, their
crime being inAexiblei fidelity to the
principles professed by the successful
candidate for Vice President Of 1864
The hundreds of speeches of this
Presidential tour throughout the land
and their republication in millions OF
copies of all.our prominent press
bringing the issues to the learthstons
Of every voter. The magnificent re-
spouse Of the people from ocean "a
ocean, condepnipg the policy ofwhich
they had heard 50 much, aud attest,
ing their unshaken confidence in Con,
gress which had stood so faithfully
SO featlessly aud SO immoyabls in III,
pathway of duty and right.
How rapidly VIC have been making
History in the past few months II
Thank God, ia this land the people
arc tho only rulers Every two years
hey assume their sovereignty, aud BY
tbs ballot box they make And'unmake
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Marx reflected while in silence,
and then drew out his book--bis
little book, 70 which he had before
alluded. '' 20 .aan'
"Just look at ibis account, Ben,
said he. 81 know you hate figures,
but just for once" lD ~ l
Ben glanced at IL impaticutly--
laughed when he road over the FIRST
lwoOrthrec items, but his face length
ened as he proceeded, and Mark Dc.
tected ulsort Of whistle of astOuiSh-
mcut, as he read the suni total. '''ai.
"wen, Marx" he exelaiwed what
a very odd, geniicmRuly, considorate
trick is thisof yours-to sit behind
YOUR curtain so coolly noting dowh
the cost aud come to- Of our rrolics-
really it's most ediryinsl How much
you must have enjoyed your superior
i1rcthought and discretion y aud
Ben laughed, bat not with his usual
glcc, ~, o.''
oo May, you mistake" said Marx.
l1I kept this sceount merely to see
what Iihad been in the hubitofspond-
ing myself, aud as You have been al
ways hand in glove in everything
il answers equally well for you. II
was Ouly yesterday that | su@med nj
tho account, aud | assuro you the
risuIt surprised myself; aud now Ben,
the sum here set down, aud as much
more as you please, is freely at your
disposal, to clear off old scores for tho
ycar; provided you will accept withit
this little book as a New Years gilt,
and use itone twelve month as l have
done; aud if, at the cad Of that time,
you are not ready to introduce me to
Mrs. Sanford, | a,n much mistaken.
Bcu grasped his friends hand; bnt
just then the entrance OF Mrs. Murideu
prevented hisicply, Mark, however,
saw with satisfaction that be put the
book carefully in hisvost pocket and
buttoncd up his coat with the air Of a
man who is buttoning up new reso-
luton. sa lHr. ..... &.
When they parted for tho night,
Mark said with smile; iI.H lu
"In case Of billions attacks, you
know whore To- send for mcdiciues,"'
Beu answered only bya fervent grasp
of the hand, for his throat felt toe
! full for him to answer. tm
Mark Moriden's book answered the
purpose admirably, In less than two
years Ben Sanford was the most pop
ular lawyer IN -, and as steady a
householder as you might wish to sec;
aud, ia conclusion, We will just ask
our lady readers their opinion on one
point, aud it is this: 3D. 800 g t
IfMrs. Meriden had been woman
who understood what is called "catch.
ing beau" better than securing
husband-ifshe had never curlcd her
hair except for company, and though
it degradation to know how to keel
a house comfortable, would all thes
things have happened. tre .9rrs-
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School Exa miners Notice
TO TEACHBRS.

Ed.
TO TEACHBRS-
THE sCHOoh EX AAINEll3 Of Sen
= ees Cannty,iwiA hold eka niinntions A.
tho uffice Of the Examiners, Ia Tomb's
Block, r,iiin. Ohio, for the year 1866, Us
follows
OcIobes s.h. 2oih. and anu. 1866.
November 81, 10Th. iTlh, and gath.
~ December 0fh. s ietF tfs ~ tIs tlsss 3.
The Examieers request Teachers no,
10 apply lpf esa miration, 'xcepI upon an
examination day No cefiiiicstss viii b..
granted on any other day. Applicants
will be required to be prrseht NJ one
O'Clock, p. NJ, an the day Of examination
nr lllsy viii pplyh sxswiRed. ~
.Ych slJpHH, MoflAyIEYl ~ nw
JAMES pTLLARs, ExsmInels.
80 nsss, 3. T. KIRKwoop. i,..ty
oM%lss~ nsl-&a
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A. "a. RYers.

Anc,..v aud Counssllor at law, Notary Pub-
liz aad ta.aFancs Assat. epeeisl attention paid
ts soIlsetioas Hsdgss Bloet, TifHs -.
ssI, 1880. sH9-1ay4Ig
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

rHE RED RlvER yoTAcm,

T. 1. = .
~, BY J. q. WHITTIER.
- . ~
oefsaa u ths river is Wsndiuf .'ht
The hatscf its long. Fse ehsia. g .t' f
Asd ss,iy l-svtse er pisls 1ui hGt, 1t
'HHa in 7smei-
oslsH ii~ss 'ussh- wreath, 'a.bsmn
w''A'hs diilsui ol'p'l.'so, io'ss %.
fhssmoks NJ he huatiaE loak~s aItl
l''sf ihs Siid As'iNib,'s..1sf ...ss,.. /.
ln1Fls uulI pi.sfsn1a ..-e.y.. ....I
nFss''iiel'Siihs norArind. II. .,,.,,..
frNHfh. l'A' 'g' sod ,pevi y'.
AAd hsavs the haaJ. rhatnw ie j
-'aa it nulH
Asa With cae foot On thswatsf, niaf u
And one spoh M. Ihor., itirl -na Ht
II. As..tnr s,,,a,.s ~. -.,.t.. a..f
in,,s., lh.,Iv- a. ns,,S ! -TOlVq
uu' v'.Haf f'Ia lHseql h ....
Il III the sIans or wild e.s,sf .yrNn.7 a
ni Il teske taditn - yeli i7o'fehla.yq i
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Geo. e. Scncy,

.L.ts IudgsofCour OF Common Pleas.
.oo,.-katI.9w qT1 ~, tlhiar fiPDre tirsffrnus
an. ,rss.( II the Ihet len of, " dSilI
siv. ~ sheit W. ~ Srth sfofessiene bsllef
iTas. avsr canb, duss \ s.ibahh' "Ppo'"e
the shawnee House. =. r
Jsne, rs. 1865. s''-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

TIME valiant aud BAvs Hsansa. Tho Pietup
esQae aud nnmatie-ths Witts and Narvs lnus
the Tehdef and Palhsiic The Ra,l Of Fsme asd sto-
ry--C.mp, Piekst.S y, seeat B'seuae sd elsgs--
words and a-saf % Women sadtae whole Pannfans
Of ne waF ~ hsEe ihs'lipely RoTfarsd IN msstsr
IN mlnaer--at once hiueStca and fofasniic--Tendss
inn The most ampls. uniqs- bliliant snd 'sshbs
hoak that the ~,r hss s'lsa IONS - Amussmsnl
~ wsllas lnarneaaa may bs Gnnd on eseps paae ~
glhic detail bFllanf viii .ad auih-aiio hlsorv are
AiilflIg intnrwossn fn this wnfs ~ litef.Fs an.
~ This vask sells i,ef. The pseple re uE.d
o. DIV 6ttais sud fanEsa wsTh and want soaeihi
numerous. Hmanl.e nnd Apriise Our g.nls are
mAklna fSou, tas a. Tsa Handed Dak,Ps per moath.
uissg ~ Fl1s kpnsee ~ Ssad fbrairealaEs giving
tall saHlceh = atd suF terus and proof ef the
abo,s ssssffioa. tt~ Addssss
NATION " PUaLISnfNG co.
ag-tl - WossaA .. JiHelaINfl oAip.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
& KIRCmNEWg

ERCHANT rAiLoRs, snd dssiee Ia r,sdy
MI inside iothinE Gents futnish.ne ecnd,. tets
O. s,.te ConstNntiy on tand, Brosd Cl.th', Grssi'
s-srss and vs,tinEs, Washing'vn strsfeI ghi eirr
fT Paricuisr attention given tn Catted 'Noft'-T
All ardsss will meet With pfnmpt aitsniion
TN n. we have the Agency tof ihehed res-
inE Machine aoS In usss n"'r-nf-"'
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A New and Grand Epoch i'm Medie;.,

e UFand Epoch in Medicine.
Nh MAGGIEL is the founder of a new Medi.
cal system! The quantitarians. whose vast
ii'erilai doses enfeeble the stomach and mar
"is 20 tne bowels, must give precedence to the
,'ah VINO restores health and appetite, with
iioih one to two of HIS extraor .inarv pills. an,
cures The most virltlent sores with hoS ar 90
Vi MS wonderful and ali-heaing salye. Tbesa
Two great specifics of the Doctor are fast s,ner-
seulhS all the stereotyped nostrums of the dav
extraordinary cures by MaggiePs Pills and
save, have opened the eyes of the public "a the
lneIeleney Of thee so called remedies of Others
aha upon which people have 30 long bIiudly
depenCed- Naggiel's Pills are not Of the elias.
'hat are swallowed by the dozen. and Of which
'sis DoX fuIl taken CT Gates an absolute neces-
ny F'r another. One or two Of MaggiePs
l MS sorfices to place the bowels in perfect or
"er' tone the stomach, create an appetite. and
i0Huer the spirits light and buoyant. There is
no SrlplnS, and no reaction i'm the form of con
Hupation. If the liver is affected. its Functions
are restored; aud If the nervous system i, fer
DE, its invi@orated. This last quality make,
the medicines very desirable for the wants Of
oeieate females. Ulcerous and eruptive dis
Eases are literally extingIlished by the olsen
ieetaht power of AIasgiers Salye. In fact. it is
mere announced that 1HaggieTs Bilious. D,s-
Pept'c and Diarrhea I'iIIs cure where all
othefs Iail. While for Burns, Scalds. Chill
ol'ihs' Cuts and al abrasions Of the skin lTa1-
y'et IS Satire is infallible. Sold by !. Mag
IiEL' IL Pine street, New York. and all Druy-
gists, at p cents per box.