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Exeutrix' Motto e.

WHEREAs, at the November term. 1856.
w Of the Probate court Of Kinds county.
the undersigned was appointed ENecutriN of
the last will and testament OF Benedict web
er, deceased: Now this is 10 notify all persons
having claims against sale deocdent, TO pre-
sent them in the manner, and within the period
prescribed by law, or they will be forever bar
red. MARGARET WEBER,
nov 22-w6t ENecutriX.
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DIR. NASH AND ms INFIRMARY.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. CITIZENS
w OF Magnolia. Pike county, Miss, take
great pleasure In informing all persons, In.
nicted with Cancer, Scrofula, Golfer, Wcns.
sore Legs, Palypsus, Ulcers, or skin Disease,
70 call on Or. A. NASH. Al his Inflrmary'
Magnolia, Miss, where they will lind a Ger.
tain cure. Weknow Of aeertainty that he has
cured number Of the worst cases Of cancer,
Goiter, Sore Leg, Wons, Sc, that we ever san
ON living men. lie has quite a number Of
eases Of the same character that are desperate,
that he is treating at this time with every pros.
pect OF success. We voluntarily give This no
ueeto the afflicted as an act Of justice aud cor
daily recommend Or. Nash as am experienced
physician. and certain cure for the above
diseases.
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Mr.. Roberts, the Fenian President,
has written to Col Lynch Il regret
to tell you that i do not believe you
are to be hanged" He believes that
Col. Lynchs execution would result
in the conquest of Canada by the Irish.
This is carrying patriotism to an ex-
cess which Col Lynch will scarcely
appreciate
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The WEEKLY CLARION.

GENERAL JoE JOHNSTON, we see it
stated, was born in Enniskillen, Ire
land. HIS brother is reported to be
still living there.
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VIRGINIA LEGrsLATuRE.-The Sen
ate has amended the usury laws auth
orizing ten per cent interest The
House has passed a resolution to
provide artificial limbs for citizens Of
Virginia lost in the late war
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A tin box containing two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars in govern
ment bonds was recently stolen from
the Office of the Royal Insurance
Company of New York A reward Of
ten thousand dollars has been offered
for them.
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Notfce 10 Creditor.

vITHEREAH, Letters Of Administration on
w the estate Of John O. Gowan, Deceased,
were granted TO the undersigned, at the March
term, 4. d. 1853, Of the Probate Court Of Slmp
son county, MlsEissppi; Now an persons'hay-
ing claims against the estate 81 aaithxirtcdoma
ted and registered within the tilAc limited by
law, or they will be forever BORED
a.. X. GOWAM,
Oct % wit administrator
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EXeCnfor,a Malice.

HEREAS. Letters Tcstamentary on the
w Estate of James Gunter, deceased,
were granted TO the undersigned, at the April
called term, A. ID, 1865, of the Probate Court
Of Davis county, Mississippi now all persons
having claims against Decedent, are notified TO
present them, duly probated, within the time
limited by law, or they will be forever barred,
and persons owing said estate will please make
immediate payment.
j. Il. WELB0RN, Executor
OF the estate of James Gunter, decd
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DIR. s. ALRN ER,

OF CLINTON, MISS.
IL AS just received a trosh supply Of botanic
- Medicines for sale. Having devoted much
time and attention, for many years 10 Chronic
Diseases, be Is prepared 10 cure Dyspepsia and
chronic DiArhga, Chronic Disease OF the
Lungs, Liver, spleen and kidneys. Dropsy.
Asthma, Scrufala and letter, Uterine derans,-
ments, &c. Persons residing At too great a Dis
lance TO consult him In person. can do SO by
letter successfully. Public patronage respect
fully solicited. mhsDwiy.
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COMMA. Mimi Oct. 2S. 1860.
j. II. Duyall Sir We are still alive and
well. The Engine and MIL is giving satisiae.
tion, and Is pronounced by all good Judges The
best Mil In this State.
ID. HEBERLlNG a son.
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CITATION.

10 Neil Thompsong resldcHoc HnkHopR;--
VOU are cited 10 appear before the Probate
h Court VI Newton county. State Of Mlssis-
ippi, on the third Monday Of January next,
TO show cause why the petition oK i. Al. Kelly.
Executor Of the last viii aud tfstHfnent OF
VIM. Price, deceased, praying Tor a sale II GER
tain lands Of said decedent fully descrlbcd In
said petition now on file IN said coprl Should
not be granted.
by order Of court. November terfA, N. ID. 1865.
nov 20.w6t TIfOS. KEITH CLERK.
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sarah \. shepard
u, ". III, "a
q. w. shepard.


sarah h. shepard,
Nl " III, Pa
g. W. shepard.
Df virtue II the above stated writ to mc
- directed from the Office Of the Clcrk of the
Circuit Court OF ilinds county. Mss.. Tor the
First District, will sell ~ public auction, io
the highest bidder for cash, within She hours
prescribed by law, In front OF the City Hall, IN
jackson, on MONDAY, the Ord day Of De-
ccmbcr next, all the right, title and Interest
the defendant has IN and 10 the following lands,
Was WV : VIZ section 20; El4 ) ElA section
30. Township n Range l. west, levied upon rs
the property Of q. W. Shepard. aud win be-
sold TO satisfy the above stated case and all
costs.
s. u, THOMAS,
Noy2di&wH sheriff
NTiller'a Vegetable Cnttl Powder.
COMPOUNDED OF Roots, Herbs, Barks Sc,
~ will cure all diseases inuidentto HORSES,
CATTLE, aud HOGS.
We will mail ffec, 90 any address, o circular,
giving description OF disease, and mode Of
treatment.
Price Fifty cents. For sale by an country
merchants, and the sole agents.
RANLETT a. BENNER,
No. 81 Common street. New Orleans.
OctlSwBm
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LEBANON. XIV. july n. ts0O

J. II. Duyall-Sir; ] profess to know but
little about machinery, but take pleasure In
bearing testimony 10 the fact that the Portable
Engine and Saw Mill purchased OF you, can,
in my opinion, cut three times as much lumber
In a day as any other mill In this country. We
have sawed 100 feet In thirty minutes. We
can saw from 500 to 800 per hour
IL. Il. HARRISON
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CHARLOTTE, Mich, March 10, 1896.
j, II. Duyall-Sir: My Mill and Engine IA
giving the best Of satisfaction. | had it run
ming In five days after receiving II. The first
day after starting the MIL we sawed SO logs
into inch lumber, making 1865 feet Ia nine
hours On the second DAY we sawed 10, 800
feet IN l0k hours. II was timed at one time
when II cut boards, 10 feet In each board, IN
one minute. Yours truly,
GEO. N. POTTER
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS COUNTY,
Nr.t Di.tricl. 0etohcr l.l. lsGG.

fWW ANHWfff, brtObfF 49, i-bO.
,o WI braccy, ct al, Al rule. in Chan.
John Robb, admir-, ct AL very
I'm opening the papers In this case aud II
~ appearing that defendants Eugene Barnes
and George w. Barnes, do not reside in the
state of Mississippi, but are nun-rcsidents
thereof:
u Is, therefore, ordered that they shall enter
their appearances In this cause, and plead. an
swer or dcmur, on the hTst MONDAY OF
December. next, that being tho first day Of the
next ensuing regular term Of this Court. or the
bill aud allegations thereof will be taken a.
confessed and admitted rs TO them.
II Is further ordered, that a copy Of this order
be published In the Weekly Clarion, news
paper published In the city Of jackson, Missis-
sippi, for one month, az least once each week.
true copy from the minutes
tAttest,l
". o. CHAPMAN. Clerk,
oct l-dtd l.. A LINDSEY. ID. G.
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GRIFFIs Il STONE.

BRAINTREM, Wyoming Co., Pa, May 81, 1888.
j. II. Duval sir; The Engine aud Min
purchased of you, which MIR. Hardesty has
started, will do more work than you promised
and In the best manner. II will saw from
10, 600 20 $4,000 feet In ten hours.
MAILMAN 4 GRAY.
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J. II. Duyall--Sir The Saw Mil Of q
Horse Power purchased Of you, has been set up
by your Mr.. Hardesty ON Saturday last we
sawed 5000 feet In eighthours. We can safely
say that Il exceeded our expectations
Yours truly,
BRIDGES, HAMILTON 4 DANIELS.
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a TEACWER FOR 1857 .

A GENTLEMAN, who has devoted Ten
IN years, tseven in this, and three in adJoin
ing States, TO the educating OF youth, desires
a situation for 1867, in some Academy, Town
or good neighborhoOd where a permanent
school of high grade may be established.
He isl College graduate and can give good
references as 70 his qualifications, character
and success as a teacher.
Address, TEACHER,
Care Of the Editors Of the Clarion,
NOy2Odltw3t% Jackson. Mis-
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HOTEL AND DON
KEEPERS
THE seer EXPOs EDi
SAVE 800 PER CENT II

| have capital recipes for the manufacture of
b X A n by IRISH WHISKY and OLD
BOURBON. These receipts are not new-no
humbug. They are used by all the leading
dealers, and you buy from them the same arfi.
Gle you can easily make yourself. The liquors
are made by miXture--no apparatus required
Buy the recipes for your own use and save your
money. Price 30 cents each, or 81 for the three,
II. A. COLWELL,
seplIdlw,EW3m Allentown Pa
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sraAn RuN. P. 0. bal. Mnrch !. l.al.

NAhAN hNNs - " 4 'ss hhNh " A'"is
J. II, DuVal Sir. The portable Engine aud
Saw Mil we purchased Of you gives entire sat-
isiaction. We have IN twenty days after set
ting II up, sawed 2O0, 900 feet OF frozen heml0ck
timber, which we call the best saving ever
done IN Northern Pennsylvania. The Mil was
run by Mr.. lIardesty,
GRIFFIs 4 STONE.
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Agents Wanted.
ssT.ONRwALL JACKS ON.
The Life and Campaigns Of Lieut. Gen.
THOMAS j. JACKSON,
By Prof A. L. DABNEY, Of the Theology
cal Seminary Of virginia.
BLEJOCK & 90.

BLELOCK & 90.
3l5 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
WNHIs Is the only edition authorized By Gen.
y Jackson's widow. and from which khe de-
sires pecuniary benefit. II paints IN vivid
language the distinguished features Of devouf
christianity, stern recfifude, wonderful militia
- foresight, and bravery which Characterized
Gen. Jackson. and gives q faithful history d
the great campaigns which made his brilliant
reputation. Octave pp. 40. Price, clOth
s40o: half calf. 6 o.
IT Agents wanted Throughout Tennessee,
Mississippi and Arkansas. Fer agencies and
circulars containing full information. address
BLELOCK 4 Co.
SIS Main street, Memphis, Team.
der 4xsm
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Some men talk like angels, and
pray with fervor and mediate with
deep recesses and speak to God with
loving affection and words of union
End adhere to him in silent devotion,
and when they go abroad are as pas
sionate as ever, peevish as a fright
ened fly, vexing themselves with the ir
own rejection; they are cruel in their
bargains, unmerc1ful to their tenants,
and proud as a barbarian prince; they
are, for all their fine words, impatient
ofreproof, scornful to their neighbors,
lovers of money, supreme in their own
thoughts, and submit to none. All
their spiritual fancy is an illusion.
They are still under the power of those
passions, and their sin rules them i'm
periouslY and carries them away in
fallihl
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WAvERIv HOTEL.

Corner Camp and PoydrAs street, New Orleans
DY MRS. d. GRANT, who would respect
ID fully inform her old friends in MIssis-
dppi, and the public generally, that she is still
prepared 70 furnish good fare and pleasan.
rooms on the most reasonable terms. A share
Of public patronage solicited. je20dly
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ALPINE Drror, W. ". eept. %, 1865.

J. II. Duyall-Sir; With the assistance Of
Mr.. Hardesty, we have just completed the set
ting up Of the Portable Engines and Mills pur.
chased Of you. Mill No. /, the first day cut al
the rate OF 1900 feet Of Oak and Pine lumber
per hour. Mill No. 9, we have Just started and
with equal success. They are working 20 our
entire satfsction, and we feel confident that
the machinery will do all you advertise.
Yours truly,
sTRINE, BOYD& co.
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j. II. Duyall-Sir: To-day wo sawed 1900
feet OF lumber in less than ten hours. About
three-fonrths Of II was inch lumber. The Mill
does very well. Yours truly,
SAM'L KENNEL e. GO.
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ImsOIvemt Notice.

TO all persons having claims against the
estate Of j. y. II, Trnssell, deceased,
VOU are hereby notified b appear before
~ the Probate Court of Nuwton county,
Mississippi, on the Sd MonddF IN Detember
next, at which time said claim s44lll hAfmknn
up for examination and allowance.
BY order Of Court, the Bird Monday So
Ia November, 1867.
dee w3t TlIOs. KEITH, Cterks.
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FuLroN, Itawamba Co., MI, Aug. ~, Ia

FULTON, ltawamba Co., Mi, Aug, ~, 1850.
J. IL. Duyal sir; We have been running
the Portable Engine, Saw Mill aud Corn Mill
we purchased Of you some five mouths ago,
We average In tough, scrubby pine, frum s,0Oe
10 10000 feet Of lumber per day. We grind
from % TO aAbushcls OF Corn per hour. Many
persons have rode twenty and thirty miles 20
see our Mil, She II the wonder aud admra.
ton OF ALL We checrhilly recommend them 60
those In want OF Mills and Engines.
q, A. HAMILTON n co.
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A contract has been made for carry
ing the mail from Butler to Quitman,
on the Mobile and Ohio railroad.
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The Nashville Banner says that
agents from Cincinnati and otherpoints
are travelling through the South and
buying all the railroad iron torn up
and damaged during the war. Large
amounts have been shipped from this
place, and there is still more to be
sent off. Old and rusty rails, twisted
into all sorts of fantastic shapes, use
less until remolded, are piled up to be
sent away and shaped for the new
Ss that are being built throughout
pRntrY, nSyer|again, let us hope,
,bv ruthless soldiery.
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sTRINE, BoYD& co.

t1n- fully warrant my Engines and Saw
Mills 10 be made Of first-class material; work
manship the same, and 70 saw from 0,O0O 10
10000 feet Of lumber per day, (say 10 hours.
Orders solicited. Descriptive circulars sent
10 all correspondents. Address;
J. II. DUVAI4L,
Zanesyille, Ohio.
J. II. DUVALL,
may2lwjm. Mobile, Ala.
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Missouri AFFAIRs.-The Radicals
:. of Jackson county protest against the
AGoyernoI's ordering the militia to be
ed on towns in that county,
lining that the alledged evils of
Z IA mon enforcement of thelaws against
laseperadoes, are beyond the power of
NE citizens to remedy. The Conser-
ptives in Galloway have subscribed
dnds 10 $ refurnish the freedmens
Bchoolhouse, destroyed by the mob
asst week a."
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NoRk AT CHIcAGo.-The

ette1 F1lcago enterprise. The II
DIS legislature viii be asked at the
iext session to charter joint stock
dock and warehouse company. This
company proposes to dock out from
the causewsy of the Michigan Central
Railroad into the Lake, along the en-
tire front Of the south division. To
effect this il vii be necessary to build
a new brealzwaser, about third of a
mile from tf6rhore The basin thus
formed could be divided into alternate
basin-piers and docks Upon these
piers the company viii erect their
warehouses.
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Tax Collectors Notice.

THE undersigned Sheriff and Tax Collector
L Of Kinds county will meet the Tax Payers
Of said county, at tue several precints therein,
for the purpose of receiving the State and
county taxes for the year 1866, TO wit:
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MfiToN 4 DANIELS.

LOCUST GROVE, Weekly Co., Tenn.
March 10, 1859
J. II. Duvall Sir: On last saturday we
cut something over 1900 feet Of inch poplar
lumber; worked eleven hours forty-hye
n. Nash attended the saw. We cut this
amount from logs sawed from stumps, and can
do II ever yday with good logs and hands.
Dir. n. J. SHANNON.
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A n Iron Grey Mare, fifteen and half hands
N high, six years old, and in foal, was stolen
from me ON the night Of the 10th inst, by a
man calling himself Pines. Said man weigh
ing ore hundred and eighty pounds, and is
aged twenty-one years. / Offe one hundred
dollars for arresting the man and mare, or fifty
for the mare alone.
Lake Station Dec 13-dtf b. F. MCGOWAN.
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The yachts Henrietta, Vista and
yFleetwing left New York on the 1st
instant, on race across the Atlantic,
Tor prize of $4,000. The vessels
Ewcre well provisioned and provided
Cor three thousand miles voyage. The
csis to end "with the light on the
end of the Isle of Wight, bearing
h the yachts on the chanpel course
d for Cowes." The sails carried
|as ~ jiE, flying jib, topsail,
ftopsails, main top.
'fasass - 7
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~S)"~
ear considerable l.cs fp,Si2f
broad accidents in this sec
it would seem the roads in
4 are equally unfortunate. A
Ne telegram says:
mo the accidents on the Nash
are: A. Glamosh, of New
Ported killed. c. I. Shaffer,
9inati, badly burned from the
6g of stove. The injured pas
IS are well cared for at Nashville
Bowling Green.
The Decatur and Nashville train ran
d the track thirty five miles south Of
he latter place. The train was COM
bletely smashed, and several passen-
1gers were badly injured.
~ Two trains ran off the Lebanon
Branch railroad, killing large number
of hogs, and injuring several drovers.
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A. IL. sLUDER,
Important 10 Cotton Planters
and shippers.

"E have given our Bonds for payment on
w delivery here, Of the three cent tax ON
all cotton consigned TO our house, from the
several cotton Districts Of the cotton-growing
States. Permission for removal Of the same
can be obtained on application TO the Assessor
of either Of the districts in which the cotton
is raised. JOHN G. HUEY & CO.,
No. 80 Natchez street,
Nov 21-w1m New Orleans.
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Strayed on. stoIen!

I'm the night of the 18th instant, from the
" residence OF Mr.. p. Carlton, two and a
half miles from Clinton, large iron grey
horse mule, eight or nine years old, with long
name hanging over the right side. A reward
Of fifty dollars will be paid for the delivery Of
the mule to j. r. Derryberry, Jackson, Miss.
Dec 10 d5t
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Gen. r. Il. Chiffon. at one time Chief
Of the staff Of Gen. Lee, intends to
make Columbus, Georgia, bis home.
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TOE PRINTING, q every kind done q this
- once promptly, and a low rates.
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Errors Or Yohfh. -
4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
n from Nervous Debility, Pre1ftture Decay,
and All the effects ofyOufhful indi Iretion, VIII.
Tor the sake Of suffering humanity and free %
10 all who need Il, the receipt and t|rectlons
for making the simple remedy BY W1ich be
was cured. sufferers wishing 20 pros By the
advertisers experience, can do - By aI|iress-
JOHN B. OGDEN,
ocf-3mw No. a. Cedar ~. New York
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Miscellaneous.
IOWA.

IOWA.
THE PHOENIX transacted the largest Iasiness
in the State Of Io'ep, for the year ending Dee.
81, 1868, Of aay company haeing an agency in
the State deroted 10 FIRE insurance erciasirely.
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ing and instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
for Diseases ofthe Urinary and sexua
eystems-eentfree, in sealed envelopes. Address, Dr.
J sKILLIN HouaHToN. Howard Association ,Phils-
s.,nhia Pa sprsdAvly
H0stetter's Stomach Bitters.
Man wants . ronc-no uncommon want
And every year and month brings forth rev one,
Which, afer examining the gazettes with cant,
The age discovers to Se not the true one.
OK such a. these l.. their concoctors vaunt,
I'll sirg the Buffers that have credit due won
The worlds great Tonic which skill can better
Imean the maschiees BrrrrRs Of HosfkrrrR.
Doctors iiyirg long be ore old Galen,
And sin .e, exceed ng learned grare and sage;
But the At ,machc. the were bound TO fail in;
Success not until this lattr age,
Nov 10 the era sick folks are made hale H.
And dread dyspepsia driven from the stag,
Agues, renittents, hesa .ches-rea hesd spli.tsrs
Vanish like smoke before II )sTETTER's BITrERs.
Herbs, bark, and roots compose the infusion;
No mineral poison mars thei juices pure,
And Ryes mild essence holds III. m in solution
The taste Is pleasant. the effec, 10 ,ure,
Meier have the Bitters yet proved q delusion;
Try them in time. aud health and strength SECURE,
The drsgon-slsyer figures the lasel
And they. like him, to ave the weak are able.
mch2dAwlw
A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ArrsrrIcn AND ssorrp n dalcKrp
II ALLOWED 70 cosrHeE-
Irritatio. Of the Lungs, . Permanens
Throat Affection, or an 1ncu-
rable Lung Disease,
Is orrxx rns RssuIr.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
HAVING 4 DIRECT rSYlrRScs 70 rHx Pam eYks luxs-
DIAfR REIIEY.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Cen.
sumPtive and Throat Disease,
YRocaEs ARs Used WIN ALWAYS eo,p .tccEsa.
z. SINGERS AND PUslIC hPEAKERs
before Singing or Speaking, and esing the throat
afrer an unusual exertien of the vocL organs. The
1roces recommended and prescribed by Physicians
and have had testin onisls from emnens Through
out the county. Being article Of trne merit and
having prored their efficacy by test Of many years
year finds them in localities In various parts
Of the world and the he universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only BRowss BRONCHIAL TRocBEs" and do
take any Of the Wortless Imdtions that unay be
offered. aI
sob everywhere in the United States and In Forsgu
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EXTRAORDINARY ADVICE TO TRAVELLERS
The following is an extract ola dispatch ad-
dressed by Mr.. ODD Russell to the Earl of
Clarendon, dated Rome, February 8:
Travellers visiting the Pope's dominions
should be very careful not 10 bring forbidden
books or Colts revolvers with them, the GUS
tom house officers having strict orders to con.
fscate them, and it is not always possible to
recover them after the owners have left the
Roman States. Forbidden books are those
condemned by the Congregation ofthe Index,
books on religion or morality in general, po-
litical and philosophical works of every
description, aud more especially Italian reli.
gious tracts published in London. But, above
ell, travellers should be careful not to bring
English Italian or other Bibles with them,
the Bible being strictly prohibited.