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ass ssstssy vesy ample rvssly. sssss kavisG
suasfed fos ssverai years 9TH ssvsrs Ting nfec-
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hIs ssosdy, - % viii eco then sssAisr. - ~
prove b,sssiag. Psstts. whaling Ne psssssipsiss
tfs.l ky rssnrr nall, vii plsass sAdssss
RW. EDWARD a. WILSON,,
iys NlRisnsSssSA. kiass Co.. Nss rs,s.
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Knew THY DESTINY!


MAnAss r. Y. rHoRSros, the Krsst bsxlish ~
uolegi,t. Cisirvoysnt and psyehomsu,c'aa. vnc IN.
has astealshsd the scientific ciasses q she oni
Morld, has Aos located ksssslf ~ lisfsoe, N. y.
Ms.iams Th.soto. po.sss-ss sseh sssAssfal POO.
sss " sscasd sis 70 ssahs her " iupet 1851.
edge ., The gr~atsss Importance 10 We
N Marty, and hy The aid Of A instru0eNt e u
tsnss poser, hsesn a The Psy shenetfopA gvarsa
zee, Va produces hisiiks pletars VI The fasess
date OF marriage. position IN liz, leading traits q
sh.rac,sr. As, fhls 1 NO AsIasss, a 0ssRats
tSse"stan en- As.rs De Win psad uhsa
that The pletars % vhAi b psrpsrts /. BE- nv g.
s'osisE soali Loeb % hair, AID stating plass q
birth, ass. dispositiea End sspplsx'sa. and ssslo-
yosrpslf roe viii receive the pletars and dssirsd
Iufernsuoa BY retnrn nall All eoaaunisasioos
saervdly eesadsstlsl Address. IN coincidence, Mar
Ass Z, ?. fsoasroS, %. Boa ~. iisAssa, n. Y.
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How oua GovsRSxSSr OBTAINED RS
FL ISroanArioS DuMss the wAn.-rbe
Richmond correspondent ofthc New'Yorh
Times narratcs Bit Of romance during the
war:-
During the winter Of 1865, our Gov.
eminent obtained assurance Of the hope
lcssncss Of the rebel cause, by coming into
possession Of tho testimony Of Zen. Lee
before committee Of tho rcbel CongrcsS
which was never reported to the Houses,
except in secret session, if 1t all The en-
tiro statement Of the rebel General wori
for wori, waa in possession OF President
Lincoln, st Washington. In the room
where the committee met was closet. and
from that closet, Immediately after their adj
journment, came the priceless information.
Outside the house it changed hands, and a
second I.arty walked leisurcly through the
streets Of Redmond with il, until upon the
euvirons he encountered one Of tho CON.
mon country carts Of this section procecd.
ing with the half OF newly killed beef To-
ward the rebel lives in Buffers front No
communication that the most lynS-eycd
could perceive, passed between the man
and the cart, but the former gradually
changed his direction, and was soon wslk.
ing back in the direction whence he hs,l
come. Tho carr went on reached and pass.
cd tho rebel camps without molssssiioa,
and reached the p;ekets> where q balt>1, n
matter Of course. The bsefwas destined
for the houss OF planter just beyond the
rebel liner, and in plain sight Of tho out.
posts, and about egui-dis,ant between them
and our own outpoets rhc-c explanations
made. and careless search Of tho can By
the rebel sentry, that u, look into u. the
cart proceeded on its way. Juss - u near
cd the house, q small party Of our cavalry
made dash Al Il. and To the utter surprise
ofthe rebel pickcts. who saw the whole ar.
fair, our men only lowered moment around
the carl, then gallopped back with one
more man than they came with, leaving
cart and beef, and driver and mule behiud
them. They did not know Il then, but un-
der the beef was q man, and the man had
apsckase, and The package contained shc
statements or Gen. Lee bsfore The Commit.
tee OF Congress few hours before.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR. DOW continues 10 devote his
entire time TO the treatment Of all diseases Incl
den, TO the female system. An experience eftwsn-
ty.three years enables him to guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the sor'i esss' OF SsSs'ss
ssss and al stAV Ms.strssi Dussgs~ssts, from
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tain 81. Once, No. o Endieott street. boston.
N. B.-Board furnished to those who wish 10 70.
main under treatment.
boston. June. q. 1865. ly3o
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
IN PRuiLRS m DELICATE HEALTH.

DR. DOW, fhysisias and s.tx..o, 20; IH1 ~
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NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
FAMILY PHYSICIAN ="
IN PRINT.
by DR.. SAMUEL SHELDON rlrcH. .MM.D

by DIR. SAMUEL SHELDON FiTcH. A. n ND.
TAs LsiAsr Of ns~srsss Msdissi NerAs.
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3moGD
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
tho Great 1ngiish Rsmsdy.

aMaHNa - 1911 4NN
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FENALE PiLLsi
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means have tailed, and. aitheaxh pS.es. w
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fall directions In the Pamphlet aroena escn
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cv,r 80 piils by return NALL Sold by all Dfuy
sists Price 81 per hottls.
JOB MosIs, 2, Cortlssdt 81. New York.
E-lyr1 sole United stasrs Arsel
i@ n. By Dr.. ALvxH BACON. Sadtsss.
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Why % On armchair lika The Marseilles
nymnf Because il las ITO arms"
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AYERS AcuE CURE.


Fl . Z I. ] !: Z z 7: 4: I !
fsfsrsiffsnf Ysrsv, ~ Fever ssf <gss,
Rewiffssf Fever, cam Fever, Dsss
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iess HssfseAs, sd Biisess rsrsrs,
iadsef for hs ~Aoie eisss Of disees-
90 eriyissfiag IN hillary dsrssgs.
mssf. ceased By tAs Maiarsa Of Nj.
sssstss oossfr,ss. - 80
rsveS s~i Arss ma ths Only Consequence q The sias
matte posca. great variety u discovers arise frm s
irvatioa In maAricas disrets amox which Ae Neural-
GA Rheumaiisn, Gcut lleiseh,, BntnesA roothaehe.
Eche. C.rzrh, Asthma, rAipAiioa, Painful sdses' 81
the spler Hysercs Pain In the Bo~et& Colc, Paralysis
ari arrangement u the Stomach a u vhch, when osg-
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eomss Tsr.lczL This "Crsk exT-, The pnisoa rcn The
sl. sai thus them alike. IL IA ma only the mot
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but u the cheapest, sm mn<rores u Isrhrty sak No
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the Ie,er anil Agu>, that may he uthhiy ali 10 he
certain rvm-y. one Dealer complains that p"< god
icie 10 sell because bottle cures vhols neigheor'
hc.t.
Prepared by J. c. Arrs, h Co, L,-ei, Mas, and sold
BY on Druggists and Dealers In medicine. mil
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Something New J.

JS sl: e y ::
sstabilsAs1 IN isss b. re ssst vhe hsy
give. iisssl Ssssss.ss, e sss = - ,iSs,si
r.s,e.sss ~ ~ vtsisIsv. Ne psi.s Vim ,:
p.!sd sI. .sii.sis: "a -: s 81: = - =.
sls sse.,sS.ily ..si.s ~; 3. ~ So Syic.
ksh.s ~ H.iss sssstss,iy 60 hsad sd
i,SsS = s.iss. sissf s 4 lhh 81 Ie
-. Ma sSsssssy ~ Dsese seseees
- Z. sss J. @. LIBBY.
"a Ihsss ~ ssslss!ys agAt g .ast ".
ma 80. Ma. Apsn. tsss. 80 y,s ~
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BIDDEPORD MARBLE WORKS
r. W. RUMERY,

urccEssoR 70 ADAMS 4 conPAHr)
,.s. re-, 2 d: s.:': q
old stand OF Adams . Co, 90 Lisoola strssl IN The
eastern end of The Qsinby Svsstsir Blosk, for
khs nan faclnFn M .......
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"Wn.s,s Il: =; i:s;: ss:..
.sst.r~s q All kipds eaa BE- obtsiss1 - essap -
N Nv pIsss IL B,ddsfbrd o. 600, and wasrAatsd
10 81 SsSsss. Ne, ". Asla strssS 10
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IyTs. "a, 2 e., EsSd l!isss.: s.ll = No
p,stures = they always sss the rWH frsassa ios.
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GRAVE . STONES,
MONUMENTS, TABLE I COUNTER TOPS.

Also.sosp Stone Boiler Tops, Ysansl stonss, Slow
LiniAgk AZ 80 .sss .....H
Work done With pestses ssd dispstsh, sod war
rsnted 70 give satisfaction. Orders solicited.
BiddefDrd Feb. 1874. ar
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~ Card, neatly printsd,in sslors sstAb eass
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

:. -Iiundrsds ssd thousands annually die prsoa
turely. When. n thsyseald gre the orsas French
Rsmsdy,Ss - 80 -
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-13

rNHE undersigned offer for sale their large
| steam Engine and Circular Saw Mill now
in successful operation ten miles west OF Vino
ma depot, in Carroll county.
The Mill Is in good order, aud has the ca
paciiy 10 cut from 5000 TO lOuOO icet OF lulhpsr
In twelve hours 1t Il 30 horse power, with
Grist Min attached. There Is $50 acres Of tim.
bered land. good water, &c. The residence Is
large and completely finished. The out houses,
blacksmith shop, burns, stables, &e., are IN
good condition Two splendid orchards near
by. There Is 30 acres Of lresh cleared land.
There IL a creek running full length through
the land, with about one hundr d or more
acres OF level creek bottom land, with heavy
growth Of Walnut. poplar, gum. ash, cotton
wood, cherry aud chesnut Both Of the pro-
prief0rs are engaged In other business, aud
cannot give their attention 10 the mill. Terms
easy.
Address US at Carrollton, Miss.
deef,tf JONES a MARSHALL.
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Better be honorable and be depised,
than TO be despicable and be honored
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A lady elegantly dressed in the
"habiliments of woe" was met in the
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-13

A PoLITICAL HARANGUE.-ln Mont
gomery, Ala, Dec. 9th, Judge Busteed
delivered his charge to the Grand Ju-
nv, which was an extremely ultra po-
litical harangue. The Civil Rights Bill
was pronounced constitutional, the
adoption of the Constitutional Amend
ment was urged, and Congress declared
to be magnanimous. The Southen
press, without exception, was de
'nounced as vicious and pernicious.
The Judge has decided that the pay
ment of debts in Confederate money
is null and void, no matter when made
during the war.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-13

HfteFHour ballots, the North Car
DINA Legislature elected NJ. Z Manly
United States Senator. He was for
merly Judge of the Supreme Court OF
that State under the Southern Con
federacy. He was an original seces-
sionist, and is still State rights man.
John Pool, the present incumbent, re-
ceived Al votes on the last ballot, and
William N. II. Smith 27.
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The editor of the New York indie
pendent says, ''this journal, if it should
call for a list, could get more names of
Republicans than our fifty six columns
could print in solid type, all subscribed
to the solemn declaration that the Re-
publican party stands unpledged to
make the pending amendment the ba-
sis of construction" No doubt of
this.
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Many Conservatives and ex-Confed
crates of Missouri, it is said, are readi-
ly falling into the universal plan with
few prominent politicians of the
State. Their argument is that Radi
cal government will soon confer suf-
frage on the negro anyway, and if the
same right is offered to DISTINGUISHED
Confederates at the same time, that
they would be foolish not to acquiesce
in the arrangement.
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The Masonic order Of Baltimore
offer a reward of one bundled dollars
for any information as to the where
abouts of James Welsh, of Washing
ton, who attended the Masonic eelebra-
ton there on Tuesday of last week,
since which time nothing has been
heard of him.
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The New York Mail Steamship
Company, connecting with the Allan
tic and Mississippi Steamship Compa-
ny at New Orleans, for St. Louis and
other river ports, is giving through
bills oflading to those places, at low
rates of freight, to compete with the
railroads for business.
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mmmcrfon IS touchIng.
tRENTLcE WoRK.zHere is a little
" ,oi items from the Louisville

Wendell Phillips says he is "weddod
to principle" He must be much such
a husband as Brigham Young, who, it
Isl said, doesn't see some of his wives
once year.
1t las been said in behalf of cattle
shows that they improve the breed of
cattle. Can it be claimed for baby
shows that they improve the breed of
babies
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DISTRESSING AccIDEST.--We learn
that the Spring House of Rev. w. W.
Kone fell down on Tuesday last and
killed one of his little children
Brandon Republican.
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Fuli returns nom the elections in
Nevada show that State to have gone
Republican by one Thousand majority,
and the Legislature is strongly Repub-
lcan.
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ST. JAM ES HOTEL,
MAGAZINE STREET,
Between Gravisr and Matches streets,
NEW OR FANS.
CHAs. f. sMEDEs, MAsAelR

Il his ESTABLISHMENT Is NEWLY
furnished from the Kitchen TO the roof
Spring Beds, Hair Mattresses, Linen Sheet
ing, etc The Furniture and Table ware, ALL
NEW, OF the latest style and most costly mate
rial. The Table Is furnished with every lux
AIRY the Market affords. The Bars with Liquors
equal to any used In private families, and the
comforts and pleasures Of home, "a far A.
possible, guaranteed TO is Guests.
The House Itself may be said TO he entirely
new aud fresh. The undersigned will spare
neither labor or expense TO merit continu-
mcc Of the liberal support with which he has
thus Ear been honored.
NoygDd&wiy CHAs. Il. SMEDEs.
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CRANE, BREED Dc CO.,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
MAN FATUR ERs OF
IIcarses and Metallic Burial CasOs and
EaahNNa

Va ~ ~ " ~ V ~ - :"
ITcarsos and Metallic Burial Casos and
Caskets.
WOULD call the attention Of undcrtakors,
w and the public, TO their large variety Of
IIearsos Of the most approved patterns, anl Of
the finest dnish-unriyaled for elegance, utility
and durability.
We nre constantly improving the style ano
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our "New plain Case" patented December
"a tNg5 combines all Che most recent and VII
unble improvements, and IL more complete
linn any Burial case ever before invented.
Our Metallic Burial Caskot, In Us simplicity
Of design, and It's freedom from all associations
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covered by the best polished plate glass. It's
finish Is that of the finest rosewood. The Orna-
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wrought cmblematical ornaments, their bright
Silver contrasting with the dark polished
ground work, Is Of striking and appropriate
over wooden collins, these Burial Cases and
CnlSots possess many important advantages.
They protect from water, vcrmln, and other
Intrusion, answering for generations every
necessary purpose OF vault Removal from
the original place Of burlal'--should II ever he
dcslrcd-ean eusily be accomplished. Bodies
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the arrival Of absent friends Removal TO any
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entirely practicable The surest safeguard Is
effected against contagious diseases.
Directions accompany every Burial Case and
Crshet, IN reference to closing, and should be
strictly followed.
Address, CRANE, BREED n CO,
augT.Gmd&w, 30 Magazlnc-st.. N. ..
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ment- used. and we have prepared ourselves
20 Ofer the latest improved Labor saving Ma
chimes, both for agricultural and mcchanIcaI
purposes. AZ prices that viii warrant their
purchasa. Also. Leeds 4 Co.'S Sugl1 Kettles,
Newell Screws. Gin Gearing, &c., and VII
contract for any Kind nf work done AZ their g.
Nov 11dtv II
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-13

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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-05
TOLEDO MARKET.


FLoUR-Fine, Sc OO@6 IS; superhne, 6 5O@
6 rs; Extra, 0O@7 so; Double Extra and Fancy,
S 5O@l2 90. Rye Flour, 25
GRAIN-Red Wheat l45c amber Michi,
gan 154Ol56c; new white lose, Corn sic. Oats
34c. Rye 73c. Barley 125c.
SALT-Fine 50 SIS per Dbl; Ground Solar CO.
Coarse Co. Dairy, in bbls rs Sacks Csc.
PORk-Mess heavy $50; light 2S OO; butts and
rumps 25 90.
DRESSED HOGS-9L@IOc.
LARD-Prime, in bbs, lsc; do. kegs, l9c.
BEEF--Mess heavy SIS; do light II 90; prime
10 90.
POTAToEs--Neshannoc Coo; Long Pink
Eyes, Csc; MERGERS aud Carriers, zoe; Common
and Mixed, soc.
TALLOW-M Mutton lie: Beef l2c.
BUTTER-Fresh roll S0c in keg CSC; common
2Sc.
EGGS-sec.
P0ULTRY-Chickeus dressed ~ ID 129l4c
turkies l6c: ducks 12@l4c; geese 106l2c.
GR0CER1ES--Co Rio 29@32Hc; Java soc
Sugars-raw sugar 13lE@l6kc; crushed 2lc
granulated 20Ac: A coffee zoe; coffee l94c
C coffee 160lSkc. Teas-Youug Hyson, 1000
l9Oc; Imperial 145@2O0c; Black l00@l75c
Japan 1l5@l35c. Mnlasses SO@90c. Srups--
fair 95@l0Oc; good 1l5@l20c prime l5O0l70c
Ricc-Rangoon SK@llc; Carolina ll1G@l4c.
LUMBER-Clear $50; I'd clear $50; box $45
stock boards S23; common boards $40; culled dc
Si4; fencing $50; Gull fencing Sl4; flooring strip,
S26; I'd do $780, joist, scantling and timber, Is fee
and under, SO; A l lS-inch sawed shingles 8 90
lS-inch sawed shingles 7 90; l6-inch sawed
shingles 90 and 90; clear and second dressed
flooring 45 90; common dressed flooring 35 90
common dressed siding $22; I'd and clear dressed
siding S28; dressed stock common, 12.inch, S25
dressed common boards S2l; Lath 4 90.