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The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26

EXPERIMENT IN AMML-An experiment
was once tried in large corn mill. For a
number of years the owner worked the mill
seren days in week. The superintendent
was then changed. The new conner ordered
all the works to be stopped at eleven o'clock
on Saturday night and to start none of them
till one o'clock, on Monday morning, thus al
lowing full Sabbath every week. And the
same during the year, actually ground seve-
raj Thousands of bushels more than had ever
been ground in the mill in any single year!
The men being permitted to cleanse them
selves, put on their best apparel, rest from
worldly business, 60 with their families to
the house of God, and devote the Sabbath to
its appropriate duties-were more healthy,
moral, punctual and dihgent. They lost less
time in drinking, dissipation and quarrels.
They were more clear headed and cheerful,
knew better how to do their work, and were
more disposed to do it in the right way. It
is an old motto and a true one, There is
nothing gained By Sunday pOrk."
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26

From the monthly report of the di
rector of the bureau of statistics, W.
learn that the exports from the United
States in the first quarter of the pres
ent year, were about one hundred and
thirty three millions of dollars worth,
and that of this amount the Southern
States furnished ninety-two millions.
This is surprising record, for it
shows that these States contributed
70 per cent. of the whole of our ex-
ports, for the time mentioned.
Upon the amount of of our exports
it depends, it must be recollected
the amount of our customs revenues,
and in this statement we see the pro,
portion which the industry of these
States pays to the revenue.
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From thy Holly Springs Reporter.
Mississippi baptist State COnven
1iOm.

4 lafaf % -rft IA lattasfs f !
This body assembled in annual session, at
| the Baptist Chubh in this CITY, on the 16tt
instant, and adjourned ON the both. More
than hundred (elegates were present, and
many gentlemai from other States. Nc
body of larger average ability has ever as
sembled in this city. Some of the first men
of the South were present. tt 3.sf N
The Convention was called to order by
Rev. ID. p Bestor, OF Columbus, President OF
the last annual session Aftsr the usual de-
votional exercises, the election of officers was
entered into. Re-. Mr. Burns of Canton,
was chosen President. Rev. Mr.. McLelland,
Secretary, and Rev Randolph Treasurer.
One of the most Interesting features of the
session, was the orlaining, on the lah, of
Rev. d. Abbott, of this city black man, as
a Minister in regular standing Tho new
minister has since, we understand, oltained
the legal license necessary to authorize him
to perform the marriage ceremony
During the SESSION, the Methodift and
Presbyterian pnlpfs, as well as the baptist,
were occupied By Baptist divines every
evening. Our people we're ENTERTAINED and
instructed with sermons delivered ly the
most effective pulpit orators of the country.
We have heard apecial mention made of
sermons by Rev, DR.. Dargan, Rev. Dl Fur
man, Rev. DIR. Teaslale, Rev. Mr.. Webh Rev.
Mr.. Miller and Rey. ID. p. Bestor. Ths Pre-
sident, Rev. Mr., Burns, was decided avor-
lite with our community.
The feature of the Convention Which
most interested us, was the assembling of
the Trustees of the Orphans Hone, at
Lauderdale Springs, This noble chanty is
in charge of TIE. State Convention of theBap-
tist Church. However, in it's purpose and
management, it is in no respect sectirian.
The report OF Mr.. s. s. Cranberry, SuIerin-
tendent, shows that there are now, ihder
care of this institution, one hundred and
thirty-six orIhan girls and boys. Assoon
as the funds If the Institution are on per
manent basis it will accommodate FIVE or
six hundred. The charity is especially for
orphans of Mississippi soldiers,
and comments itself to every right Minded
person in the State. Asf s -n&LS II
The following good men were elected
Trustees of tie Home for the ensuing three
years A
Gov. B. G. Humphreys, President; Rev,
D. P. Bestorg Vice President; Rev. I. C.
Teasdale, ID. D., Rev. w. g. webh, ID ID:
Rev. Geo. I. aainback, Rev. J. A. Lyon, d. |
D., Hon. Henry Whitfield, Rev. j. f. BaIbee,
]. B. McLellald, Esq, Rev. Eugene Strpde,
.. L. Bramlettt, Esq, Rev. T. G Sellers, w.
r. Cain, Esq, Rev. d. E. Burns, Col E!W.
Upshaw, and Major w. M Strickland.
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HEAVEN.-Next 70 the sin of referring at
all to heaven as a dlbject of delightful con-
temptation, is that of regarding it under
false aspects. The Nahomedan thinks of it
as paradise of senlual delights and many
nominal Christian has no juster view of it.
To some it is mere etelease from pain, from
the annoying cares f life, from prosecuting
enemies; to others a mere escape from hell;
and others think of It only in seasons of pet
ulance, when their Worldly wishes are cross
ed. The heaven of most men is but an i'm
aginary place, without one essential attri-
butte of that glorioul home in which Christ
has prepared mansions for his people. On
the contrary, the deFeut believer, while he
is not insensible to the value of heaven as
rest from toll, as an escape from worldly sor-
rows, as an exemption from hell, most highly
estimates it as the perfect reunion of God
and his soul, as bringing him near to an ever
present Saviour whom be prefers to all 9TH
ers, and as final escape from sim Sin is
now his burden, the source of his heaviest
griefs. There he rejoices to believe Satan is
never permitted to enter to inject into his
soul his foul suggestions the world will for
ever have lost its power to divert his atten-
tion and fill his mind with vain thoughts,
and his flesh will be so refined as no longer
to be subject to hateful lusts. His happi-
ness in heaven will consist in entire free
dom from sin, and in unclouded and unin-
terrupted communion with his God and Sa-
viour.
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26

Ex-Gov. FooTE.-This distinguished ger
tleman has commenced the publication Of q
series of essays in the st. Louis Democrat
advocating universal suffrage, including fe
male suffrage.
Juarez did not give his word to Mr.. Camp.
bells messenger that Maximilian, if cap.
tured. would be treated as prisoner of war,
while the native chiefs in the Imperial army
are held by him TO be assassins and outlaws,
and if taken alive they will be shot like
dogs.
In Rhode Island the amount Of capital in
vested in manufactures is reported to be
sS3,0OO,OOO, and the gross annual product of
the mills of the State is estimated at slO3,-
100000,
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REPARAToR cAPILLI.

For restoring hair upon bald heads (from
whatever cause it may have fallen out) and
forcing growth of hair upon the face, it has
no equal 1t will force the beard to grow
upon the sm0othest face in from five to eight
weeks, or hair upon bald heads in from two
to three months. A few ignorant practition.
ers have asserted that there is nothing that
will force or hasten the growth of the hair
or beard. Their assertions are false, as
thousands Of living witnesses (from their
own experience) can bear witness. But
many viii say, how are we to distinguish the
genuine from the spurious9 1t certainly is
difficult, as nine-tenths Of the different Pre-
paratiOns advertised for the hair and beard
are entirely worthless, and you may have al
ready thrown away large amounts in their
purchase. To such we would say, try the
Reparator Cappilli; it will cost you nothing
unless it fully comes up to our representa-
tions If your Druggist does not keep it,
send us one dollar and we will forward it,
postpaid, together with receipt for the
money, which will be returned you on appli-
cation, providing entire satisfaction is not
given. Address,
WI. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. 8 West Fayette Street, SYRACUSE, NY
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26

THRUSH,
Affections of Kidneys and Bladder.
DROPSY and PILES. 3
In all anemic conditions of the system
and broken down states of the constitution,
loss of appetite and general nervous prostra-
tiOn, their powers and virtue as a REsroRA.
TIVE are without KNOWN RIVAL amongst
the MINERAL WATERS OF THE WORLD! They
are especially indicated in the ailments pecn-
liar to the female constitution.
The Springs are distant Only,lI hours from
Richmond and IL hours from Washington by
rail- in the midst of the grand mountain
ranges of Virginia; in the same county with
the famous Natural Bridge" (from which
1t takes its name,) and near to Lexington,
Washington College, and the Military insti.
tute; the home of LEE, and the tomb of
JACKSON. IL
For all particulars of routes, location and
properties of the water, see Springs PAM
phlet, sent free by mail
The bottled water and the salts of the wa
ter (or "mass,") can at all timesbe had fresh
and genuine from Hegeman g. Co., New
York; Coleman & Rodgers, Baltimore; Pur-
cell, Ladd d Co, Richmond, and A. B. Ruck-
or, Lynchburg Va.
A superior BAND OF Music for both lawn
and ballroom in attendance during the sea-
SOD. Daily mails at this office by Virginia
Central Railroad
FRAZER Il RANDOLPH, Proprietors.
CAPT. WIN. III. SALE, Gen'l Sup't
may 26-d&W1m
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SUNDAY READING.
BoNAa.

ear not the foe, thou flock of God.
bar not the sword, the spear, the rod,
Fear not the foe! r
b fights in vain who fights with thees
Son shalt thou see his armies flee, ..s..s,
Himself laid low.
0me, cheer thee to the toll and fight;
lis God, thy God, defends the right q
He leads thee on.
Is sword shall scatter every foe,
Hs shield shall ward off every blow
.4.,v The crown 10 won.
III is the battle. His the power, 1c
III is the triumph in that hour; q
tl In Him be strong. @s
Soround thy brow the wreath shall twine
SO hall the victory be thine,
3 td And thine the song.
Notlong the sigh, the toll, the sweat,
Notlong the fight days wasting heat;
Thephadows come.
SLACK not thy weapon in the fight;
CouageI for Col defends the right;
.sssOFg Strife home! strike home!
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26

For GUNDAY.--The following Is to be read
every Sunday morning, just before starting
to church. III n HY8.3 sf...G N r.
"Mary, do you remember the text this
morning9" mo, papa, never can remen-
Der the text, I've such bad memory. -
Mary" said her mother. "did you notice
Susan Brown2n "Oh, yes What fright
She had on her last years bonnet, done up;
apea green silk, q black lace mantlla, brown
CATERS, an imitation of Honiton collar, a
lava bracelet, her old ear droops, and such a
fan! oh, my!" Mother-Well, my dear,
your memory is improving.n q.g.SIsf
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26

1t is authentically stated that Gen.
Lee is strongly in favor of the people
voting for a convention, that every
man not actually disfranchised should
not only take the necessary steps to
prepare himself to vote, but should
prepare his friends, white and colored
to vote.
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26

We are glad to see that our cotem-
porary of the Yazoo Weekly Com
mercial, heretofore classed as opposed
to Reconstruction, has defined its po-
sition to be decidedly in favor oft
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26
UNDRRTAKNG

M RS. w W. HARDY will still continue to
1tA carry on the Undertaking business un.
der the suPerl ision Of Mr., H. n. Taylor, and
feels confdentof being able to give satisfaction
in price and quality.
METALLIC CASES Of all kinds constantly
on hand; other Cofflns made to order. A fine
Hearse always in readiness.
MRS. w. W. HARDY.
Jackson, Feb, 10, 1s91-iyd.
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26

Z The great purpose of all Affections, where
God is really feared, is to oblige us to cleave
more closely to Him, by allowing us no other
source Of consolation. We never value the
grace of God SO much as when we are oblig-
cd to have recourse to it for our support
against what would be otherwise over
whelmin9. M ts. rtf,}9ss&.. gggR .g-7T 4t- H--
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26
CRISPER COMA.

For Curling the Hair of either Sex in.
to Wavy and Glossy Ringlets or
Heavy Massive Curls.
By using this article Ladies' and Gentlemen
can beautify themselves a thousand fold II
is the only article in the world that will cnrl
straight hair, and at the same time give it a
beautiful, glossy appearance. The Crisper
Coma not only curls the hair, but invigor-
ates, beautifes and cleanses it; is highly and
delightfully."- perfumed, and is the most COM
plete article of the kind ever offered to the
American public, The Crisper Coma will be
sent to any address, sealed and postpaid
for 81.
Address all orders to
W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. 3West Fayette Street, SYRACUSE. NY
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II. Id. PACE.

{ Successor to WssAart Dc Strauss,) }
Tin, sheet-Iron and Copper smieh,
LAS opened on Capitol Street, jackson,
IL Miss, and has on hand full variety of
HOuse-FurnIsIling Goods,
consisting of Cooking Stoves, Japanned ard
Tin Ware, together with Pumps, Lead Pipe,
and other articles too numerous to mention.
~ Guttering, Roofing and Job work done
on moderate terms, and warranted not to leak.
May %, 1867-dtf so rrl
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26

DROP. RIVINAC has resumed teaching
II on the Piano and Guitar. Will teach
French, either in classes or private. Those
wishing his services call at Mr.. Barfeld's or
the Book Store. Any orders promptly at
tended to, AID Satisfaction given.
May Is, IS67-d& ytian5 Ill
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26

GONG TO JEsUs.-A christian mother was
once showing her little girl, about five years
old picture representing Jesus holding an
infant in his arms, while the mothers were
pushing their children toward him.
There, Carrie said her mother, "this is
what would have done for you If had
been there"
Il wouldn't be pushed to Juses,n said lit
tie Carrie, I'D 20 TO him without pushing,"
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26

Hon. Jacob Barker was the first
citizen to register in the Fourth Dis
trict ofNew Orleans. He published a
card saying he submitted to the injus-
tice, it being the only means left for
Southerners to correct the wrong of
taxation without representation.
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26
Rockbridge Alum Springs
VIRGINIA.

THIS favorite and delightful watering
IL place. will be open JUNE lst Ar
rangements are making to render it more
than ever attractive to all in quest of recrea-
tion, while to the invalid its remarkable
medicinal waters hold out new hopes of
health.
q Its reputation is established as cure for
SCROFULA and most of the Glandular and
Cutaneous affections
CHRONIC DIARRHEA and
DYSENTERY;
DYSPEPSIA,
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Sunday, ::::: May &C., 1867

We learn from the Copiahan that
Registration has been commenced in
Copiah county.
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26

A CLERICAL JoKE.-SOmetime since, one
of the most popular clergymen of this vicin-
ity had an exchango with the pastor of o
church some dozen niles away, and feeling
the need of exercise, started on Saturday to
walk to his appointment. He was we'll on
his way at noon, ana, feeling an unusually
good appetite, he halted at wayside farm
house, and asked the good lady if she could
give him dinner She very prudentIy re-
ferred him to her husband, who was digging
potatoes in a field near by, and, in applying
to him, the clergyman said he was willing to
work to pay for hisdinner, and picking up
a hoe, did his row in good style till they
were summoned tothe house. The farmer
observed that the Stranger could handle the
hoe, and being shot of help, he suggested,
after dinner, that lh would be glad to hire
him to help comblete the harvest The
clergyman said he lid not know as he could
leave other engagements but if no one else
was engaged, the f$mer might write to him
in week or SO, and he should have an an
swer. The farmer Igreed, and asked for his
address, and was toll to direct to Rev. Mr..
-, of - Tlb astonishment of the
worthy couple can 10 imagined; and their
apologies were far 1ore profuse than cohe-
rent. The clergymIn declared no apology
necessary, and, aftei inviting his new friends
to attend church aid hear him preach next
day, he went on hb way.-Worcester Spy.
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26

The Holly Springs Reporter says that the
wheat crop Of Marshall county never looked
more promising at this season of the year.
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--TET;EGRAPH.

II WASHINGTON, Nav 04--Tho Apreslden
\ leaves ON the lst. He ia to be in Raleigh q
Z the 4th Of lime. iE T
Jndre Chase Granted n writ ~ error 1,
the case ofU s. va. Joseph Bruin, who's
b i propertv VIVA coniiscated Nv .Indga ITnde,
wood and soid during the war The writ i
grounded
r First The p;strioE oonrt condsmued an,
sold the estate of The netitioner. 10 whicI
Judgment was beyond thn power of th,
Court to pronounce. ,. !.
Second. The condemnation Of the nronert,
was for treason. of whieh the marty comlt
not he adindged euiitv excent nnon th,
findings of ajury -71 ir : rs
Third. The proceedinos were IN admiraIity
when thew sbould have been mon NJ tba COM COM
mon law aide AZ thel Co,,rt nv informat t;nn
and not by libel.
\, New YORK, May 24-A special meeting
of the Union League Club was held for the
purpose of considering Greeleys bailing Mr.
Davis. Resolutions censuring the President
were at first rejected; but finally passed.
Resolutions were passed condemning the
| bailing but not deeming it proper to stig-
Matte member for such an act The meet
ing was violent and stormy.
WASHINGTON, May 24.---Attorney General
Stanbury's opinion will go down tomorrow.
1t will go to Mobile and New Orleans under
regular arrangement, and the telegraph
Company will allow all other points to take
it as gratuitty.
| The President, Secretary Stanton, and
Stanbury had prolonged interview this
| morning. ,
three millions. " - 49, :,
the aiIered somtSernsr omJ snsnent.d M S' az ~
49,. onnootaJ LIN A. ~.
cosAA0~SSN
S,,yrat+ Soy - nasa - u0'oo'i'o W 'e'SnJ
~TnnJa,' 80 o,a " t4; otau; -
ckar oeJ. soIas IN non hoias iTho prol,o.t,
Circular puts the sales of the week at $4,000:
10000 for export; 1900 for speculation; in |
port, 774,000, including $4,000 Americana |
Bullion increased G418,0OO. HraA |
WAsHrNGToNl Nav M--Gen Fullarton
was before the iudicisrv committee today tn i
Hastily recarding the restorat;nn ofionJSs ;n IN
Louisiana. MT. Gobriobt. Wasbinyton cant
of the associated press. was before the Com
mittee and onestidnad ragardin,, tl,a Joinoa
and savings Of the President dnr.n@ Sis I'VE We
tern Journey last summer. -
: NEW YORK, NAV 24,-A sneeial 10 tho Post
saws; Additional dyices show that rbe Gov @
ernment has no secnritv MI tba EraS,a,
Trenholm q, Co. failure u St-s
MonITE Nav o1.-Iobp M porLmo, +ho
defanItinc president of the First Mat;omaI vnI
Rank of Selma Who vas conf;nad T. seiuIa Tahnhu
;ail escaned yestardo~ Sninn@ad - u;ntn Hrn4pa tS
river and drowned bi%self P-Ds0o in'o 'ne
The naNor of Mob;ie Ivos no+;+;oa -
o,,nnin+ haIf+ha ysI;aao "as poSa.ioneu W
"pp''"' ""' 'n0 pV''0'''0n - nos rooS
.,.. From Europe. ae,tE
+ T.at. ..a9
VIENNA; Nav 24,--Evening.-Tbe rumor
Of the death Of Maximillian, which has pre-
vailed here, has been officially denied.
LONDON, May 24-Evening.-Si Archi-
bald Allison, the historian, is dead.
Markets. -ro-r
IIvERpoo1 Nav oath Evaninn Cot.o
,niet. middIino nnlands ia n,i5dI;". ~
cans I1id sales 10 000 hales P,nniss; 0,
teadv. ~ ~->- = 80 - - = '0'i''on'
NrW yopK Nav oa-Nfono,,@ o,s
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26

An important reason for benevolence is,
that though you may forget your own joy
from being 80 accustomed to it, the Joy Of
others seems ever something new,
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MILLINERY.

MRS. b. B. EVANS would announce to
4'1 the Ladies Of Jackson and vicinity that
she has resumed the
millinery and Dressmaking Business,
on STATE STREET. next door TO Flanery's
furniture store. A share Of patronage Is 50
ltetted. april 21-5md&v.
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REPARATOR CAPILLI.

Throw away your false frizzes your switches, your
wig
Destructive of comfort, and not worth a fig; e
Come aged, come youthful come ugly and fair, Il
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26

HAVING sold out our entire stock of
Goods to 7. D. PACE, we would in retiring
from the business acknowledge our thanks
to the comm unity for the patronage extend
ed and bespeak the same for our successor
whom we most cheerfully recommend to the
public. t-~----r-----Ns q 8.
may 26-d1w.
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DissoIation OF Tartnership. !

rT>HE firm Of WISHART & STRAUSS
: was dissolved on first inst, by mutual
consent, and our accounts placed in the
hands of Robb g. Porter for collection,
where parties indebted to the above firm are
respectfully but earnestly requested to call
and settle at once, as We aro compelled to
liquidate our business promptly
WISHART & STRAUSS.
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26

TObiass RftueEs.
CAsk and 10 cases in store and for sale
= teb1s A. VIRDEN
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Our duty in the present posture of
affairs is closely stated by the Mem
Dhis Bulletin If savs.

Let us proceed with the organization Of
our State governments under the recon.
struetiOn acts, and thus show disposition
on our part to get our States back into the
Union. If we are admitted back in good
faith, well. If not, we shall at least have
strengthened the hands of our friends at the
Forth, whose name is legion, for the coming
struggle which is to overthrow our enemies.
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CRiSPER COMA.

oh she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes ard radian hair,
Who's curling tendrils soft, entwiped.
Enchained the very heart and mind.
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26
NOTICE.

THE Co-Partnership heretofore existing
j between T. F. Owen and w. j. Bracey,
under the firm, name and style of OWEN
g. BRACEY, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, by the withdrawal of w. J. Bracey.
I. +. Owen assumes the liabilities and is
alone authorized to settle the business of the
firm. T. F. OWEN,
WI. BRACEY.
Jackson, Nav LIST. 1867.
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-26

Those indebted to the firm will please
come forward and make settlement imme-
diately either. by cash or note My Office
will be in the future at A. Virden's
May 7-dtf. TT. OWEN.
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his =nezIlelne- inreute5 by Ut. J. n.
S-asnc<. Of PisiiAdsIp ElEa- = lateot-5 70 GLs-
EcyIve ftls aasd and mike II into cby me, the
n,s- process IL digestion. By cleansing the
gtorrz-E With -cf3sLscss's Mandrake Pills, The
Tonic EgO1 gesioFes The appetite and food
that o0ul1 DOs be sat=n uE:o:e using Il viii b
ezsssIy digss+sd
C1tlsura p:iou cannot o cured bE- SchencEi
Pul.nOuG Syrup uule=ss the stomach and
Liver Is maze tsesltny and the appetite res.oE-
Sd hEno= the Eou.c and Pills are required IN
nary every ezsss % c11slEnptL0o- a hali
ctoszz- bOttIes Of the SEAWEED TONIC and
if7FHe or fO1r uoIe- Of ~ MANDRAKE
PILLS viii cure any ordinary cas= Of dy-s-
Df. sschenck makes professional VISIT In
SsE YORK, BOstOn. and al his p-1nc! pei of1icE
In Philadelphia eTeEy week see daily pa
perS o: each pisscse, or Ms pamphlet on con
s77rnp -iOn fOr hls dsy- fOF v1-iiation.
Piezss observe. when purchasing, mat the
two likeness Of the Doctor, one IN The Last
E.zZs Of Consumption. and the Other as he
nov j., in perfect heath, ere on the Govern
uDsnt stamp
sod % Al DTuzZLsts and Dealers, prioa
q 81 PER bJitls. or SO the haIi-1Dz=n. All
Letters for ADVICE should os sddrss-sd 70 DT.
scLsDck's PRINCIPAL once, No. Is Sorth 9Th
street Philadelphia Pa General W holesals
Zents= Dernas RsFnes ca, y Y: : :.
Hanee. Baltimore. Nd; John u. PaTks, Gin
Gin natl Ohio Walker q Taylor. Chicago, ILL.,
Collins Bros, 81 Louis No.
OSZLeo1Ls+veLnolEr
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4 Clergyman. while residing I soach
AnnsrGz a. EatsstouS-T, dssnoTe-sd 4 sa'e
and s-1TIs renssy s9z me Cure Of Nervous
Wsaknss, Early Decay, Dissasss Of toe In
nzZy AID SanDzI OrgAus, and tie whole
train o. dts1-oEz brought On " bansful and
y1-so7s hshzt= Grszt nEnbsrs have bseu
st-eSay e1rs1 1s this noble rs-ns3-. Prompt
q % Z Eessre 70 OsDE1t the zaEctsd and m
tor=crztE VIII end The rezpss EoE pEepaE-
Ing and ussnz tins nnH3icIns- IN sSzLsd en-
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