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sHERrFF's SALE.

yvirtue Of a writ Of yeniiiioni cxponas to
me directed from the Circuit Court Of Pamela
county, Mss, made In favor Of John N. Brad.
ford ". John W. A. Jones', ] win, on Monday,
the Alb day Of January, 1863, at the court
house door In the town Of Pamela, In said
sounty, within lawfhl hours offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following property, to-wit: Lot No. 3, 10
block D, In the town Of Batcsville, In said eoun-
ty Of Panola, and q certain other lot Of ground
Of said John W. A. Jones, In said town Of
Batessilc, being the same purchased by said
Jones from J. G. Armstrong, and known as
. portion Of the southeast part OF the south
west quarter Of the northeast quarter Of rec
tion 8, township 0, range a, west, containing
3 1890 aoIes, In said county, levied on as the
property Of said defendant 10 satisfy said writ
and costs. T. y. CLARKE
dei2-3t Sheriff.
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sHERIFF:s SALE.

BY virtue Of : Wit Of execution 70 me d.
rscfed from the County Court q Pamela eoun-
q, State Of Mississippi. madoin favor Of James
L. Fletcher v. VIM. o. Nusgroves | win. on
Monday, the 4th day Of January, 1863, At the
oourthonsc door IN the town Of Pamela within
Inwful hourn oftr for salc to the highest bidder
fr cash, the following property, to-wit: The
northwest fraction Of scction 81, township 7,
|nnao ]. wss1 IN Pamela county, Mia ~rpntain-
IND ninely three ocreE also known In The Iata
division Of aid section Ii the Probate Cont d
aid county Il iot No. 7, Levied On as the prop
<rty II Wm. o. Museroves 10 satisfy aid ex-
~eeusion and cost T.E. CLARKE,
de12-8t Sheriff.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LANDS.

Nv virtss o. a-dseree q liz chaneery Court
OF Panola county. Stain Of Mississippi, rem
dsrrd On shs z<sh Day q kovsmber, ASS, spd
|ai-o 81 s~uppIemtntsry deefee fendeFe1 - fhe
.2osh dsy Of Novembsr. 1851, In the salt Of
George W Dyrr, ndrhinistrsscF, ct, comr'sin-
sat su1Isa b. r. Spelling. ct al d~rttndnai<
No. III Ia aid courf, | will o commissioner
|ther1|s nppuc tea, q Npecdy. the 2cth day 9.
D -. -, tt Dc tudrt-hots> door y
nid eounsy, IL the town Of pAnola, within the
IL - ( q Si1ls7s - d Wing
dearfihed lan<l lying and beiae IN aid eoun-
y Of fanoIa, ts-vifs The vest half md The
sor6<e1< qse<1sR q sse!ioa 81 - soasevsse
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y f~<esIen : ! p Y ssvs.hiI !, n>ess : 80
&C. 49, No. e I 80: e:
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oi11ns> = $500 naanl+ ~ Ani
AZ ~ y lou o. parcels b s~eIlpelxAae>sa
&c. HAHHl1JN
49, -
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of vcdnitloni exponas to mr
directed from The County Court o. panolu
county, Miss, made In favor Of Andrew Jack
son vs. y. W. Fitzgerald, | win, on Monday, The
9Th day Of January, 1869, At the court-houss
door In the town Of Panola, IN said county,
within lawful hours, offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash, tic fol
lowing property, to-wlt: One dwelling house
situated on the southwest quarter Of section 20
township range 8, west, In said county
levied on - the property Of said defendant 4
satisfy said writ and costs.
dei2-st T. h. CLARKE, Sheriff.
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by virtue Of q writ 81 vendIuonI exponas 70
me directed from The Circuit Court IT P4noIa
comfy, his. madr IN favor Of W. O. Mar
we'll executor, ". u. H. BlankenshIp, I will,
On Monday, the 9Th day o. J%annary, feGp, at
the courthouse door In the town Of Pamela, In
said county, within lawful hours, offer for sale
at public auction 10 the highest bidder, for cn,h
tie ALLOWING property, to-wlt; All of srctiou
IL, township 7, range ., west IN said county,
OF 70 much thereof ~ shall DO sufficient 10 sat-
Ikfy the aforesaid writ, levied on a. The proper
y Of said defendant 70 satisfy said writ
dei2-at TIE. CLARKE, Sheriff.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of venditioni exponas 10
me directed from the Circuit Court Of Pamela
county, Miss, made In favor OF Mary Foster ct
al. Va. D. w. Dickerson ct al ! viii on Mon
day, the <th dag Of January, 1859, AZ the court
house dor IN The town Of Panola, In said
county, within lawful hoars, ofer for sale at
public anction to the hiRhct bidder for cash,
the following property to<Wits Lots ], q, IL
and H. In block No. 81 h the town Of Belmont
In aid eosnty. levied On - the properly Of
said defendant to ~tisfJ said writ and costs.
de12-st Z. B. CLARKE, Sheriff.
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d.. Josx Burt-De~r sIss / ksv. r<en,Iv
given yoss = 'vvruI Destroyer ! ssvsral pIaIs
and Esd II wondcffslIy e1aarionsL Il ~ pol
failed Ia fusle ines1nce y havr ~ Nlrhsd.
for eject / An doing ) ffo615 lnrre cu6nffy
practies and hest driIr ~ ~ En- r5tirle n
the kind. ~ ~ 4 eo1ln 11atfk5out Of
shst \ 20 esfAlA as< lreedy q ~ 16sth. On
" eoatreyy, ttex4f1 8 <ks,1}rsus.
whs1 terms IA ~ ~e71ne "A; IN
nom yout n ! ~ - lIrn6 .67ynaf
The use ~ lssb anleI41 ooufnry 10 l11ii1ch.
inRs ~ . Q4>al ma)s1iiy n ~ - iIns on
D.is bit - q - eeue q - sssss
% discssdlns srrp<I< NJ ~ Al be
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il eoubIu1ss. " - ss2 fr<s} nc I.
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fsfinf bosAelly vtlf6 Iasy y ~ d com
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SHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of venditioni exponas to
me directed from the County Court Of Pamela
county, Mss, made In favor Of James R. Bell
". John Z. Dickerson, I win, on Monday, the
eth Day Of January, 1889, NJ the courthouse
door IN the town Of Pamela, said county, with
in Lawful hours, oFer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder, for cash, the following
property, 70 wit: Block No. 9, 10 the town Of
Belmont, together with house thereon, 10 said
county, levied on ~ the property Of said de-
ftndant1 70 satisfy said writ and costs.
dei2-3tT. =. 3. CLARKE, Sheriff.
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NJ sIftut " /. xfl5 If Fsad|iIoal expssea h
fe dIr<6Iti fraH ~ (zIFeAAf f4a1 n Lar.
80 eyssfr, H. fe<14 In f.se< NJ joHh Z
Hkhm11d "a VI efAphfd. sdmIhIafnfsr
~ VII. % HendA> he ~ ~ ~ iAaaasy
100. II f6< e~aa1HLaz<H door IL fht lava n
f1nels. y salH fsanijs within I4uhI heaf6
eIef ~ sale y public huftlon b NJ hiffr><
hinder b cal, ihs following property. la-vIt
The undivided Interest uf The eflai<, n A. N
nfawfuf4. deceased. IA 4 steam ~ and Grit
Will, ID aid county. ierisd on r. the pfopefiy
u A. Crawford, deceased, . satisfy mId
writ sad eosis. T.E cbAnkE.
4dei1-8I Sheriff
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60. :, ~
1e61. lksres. m>rppi<1I
pe.11l1 yeuf e.111s
~ ~ n9HcHud 4 - 80 8
II ~ -
lMfvERso< 1bATo<,
t1m'niinior.
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Purify Your BLOOD.
Hurlsy's ~sarsapGilla

For Affections of tbe Bones, Habitu-
al c~ostiveness, Debility, Diseases
Of the Kidneys, Dyspepsia,
ErysipeIas, Female r.
regularities, Fis-
lula, ali SKIN
Diseases, Liver Complaint, Indiges-
ton, Piles, Pulmonary Diseases,
Syphilis, sctofala, or
Kings Evil.
LANES PUDDLE ! co, Propdetans
Louisville Ky
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The proprietor Of The esIekxsssa nvsls.,s
Ia.'iy s'si'us M a superiority ovrr ii rsms.
~ ever offered N ne pablo ii shs IN. a..
ttln, rpeedy, "a re<9&1tnt curu n A., ma
fetef, o. ChiFN nnd Fem, vteIEey n 7E5.l ~
long alsudlne iNe releis 10 in ee(tle NAN.
en aud Southwestern cosniry y hcar In ~.
utnony n ihe ruth of the nn>fllun. lt11 n -
car uhattvtf vii n MI 10 cnrr. i}.fhs firt<.
lions are strictly isI|oved And carried al. II
a crest many fnscs = sInflo iozr hsa hees soE
hcienf Cor . ours, and whoie hsmiIIe2 havs ke<s
cured BY = Jingle bottle. with l perfect r.sss..
ton nf the general health II 4, houevrr.
prudent and N every en- more e<tleIa d >.r;
u ~ Hse u eonlIhned IN mailer do1eu III
wcck or two aner The diAcasc han been checked
more especially IN dI1IeuIs sud lo-nr-sfnndIpy
cases. Usually, tkls medIrInc WIN rot yesoi,s
any aid 10 keep The bowels in cooa MAXI.
should thepatient, however, requIrs ! e.lhsr,Is
medicine, after having taken thrss Or lour
doses o. The Tonic, = angle doss q liLf,e
yEuETAnLE FAMILY fikf5 viii / N.
Client.
DR. JOHN BttI.is Principal om<ss
NJ. = rinh' ofes 4lsss6
4
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The eeiy nmaff ~ fhllls sad f6fsf n
axhk kaa FftH Hst j y sAa IL asIkHd1d
srsa i IIafsfs Arns fbhie Their hsss
HzfA tHsHzshii eHffl y HsihaI u She Nd tried
M aef*I fflaNIes slnsa8i hfnehft bai II ~
~ bee
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EXTRA SPECIAL KorIcE.
neuass u ooent>rkiul Smiths Tonic
gyup has been counterfeited, and the counter
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
srirls inuss k<vs D. John
DuIFo peivase elanp "a sseh bottle. Dr., John
~ cHIyhassdt sisht % 1suufasinrs and
~ oj1fl1i John egith's Tonic sJub Z
IN. ~ 1zanIds ven de lAbsl .
- Mr. 1rtso&s eenp = - On
|e>ck ho(tis, = pot purchase, Or you WIN b
y, raausp- e<v~<l-~rers ~
skcx II, cffd. vii pfVrec2io any ope n
w. 5yssp q onIy n prepared b nysi
sl'siss y 1ons BULL
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Billiards.
Government Sales.

GALE OF sERvICEABLg AND UNsRRvICE-
. ABLE ORDNANCE STORES.
BUREAU oPORDSAscE,NAvr DEPARrNEST,(
wAsHIsGroS CITY, Dec.S, 1888.
There " Ill be sold at pubc auction, to the high.
est bidder, at noon on WEDNRsDAY. January u,
1870. In the olies Of the lnspector Of ordnance,
nance, comprising Gun Carriages and MiaesllA-
neous Stores.
Terms: One half cash, in GovsInmsnt funds, on
the conclusion OF the sale, aud the Iemaiude
within ten days afterwards, duIing which time The
articles must be removed from the yard Otherwise
they will rsysrt 10 The Government.
Snto be distinctly understood that no EuarRn;
tea will be given to purchasers Of articles offered
Tor sale. and netsd In the Satslogus, AZ regards
However, that everything offered for sAla 10 as rep
Tessnted A, LUDLOW CASE,
deciO. 2awtd Chief Of Bureau,
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THE BLIND MADE TO SEE,

IL "
THE LAME TO WALK y!
: Made we'll iofthou NedfciRs.
cities OF New England as the Dynamic physician.
has engaged suite OF rooms at the St. Cloud Hotel
there present on MONDAY, the sth Of December,
to receive calls .giye advice, and treat peIsons who
desire his services for the cure Of chronic dis
Dr. '. has been very successful In the treatment
| Of cases Of eng standing, and in many that had
been pronounced hopelessly ineurAble By other
phyAioiAns,
voice, and bronchial difnoulties; In coughs, con
sumption, and lung zfeetionsi 10 heart disease.
neuralgia and rhsumatismi In liver Complaints,
kidney diseases and dropsy, In palsy and paraly-
ST.; In chronic darrheA, piles and prol.psis Of the
reetum In white swelling and dininished limbs ;
scrofula and deafness; In female weaknesses. ner-
voui prostrauoa and general debility Of the sys-
TEN. induced by excessive mental labors, In door
confinement or other causes.
stammering aud suffering also cured.
RE!sRIscKs-Mrso liye9. Long, Ss street,
2. q, A. r. Hale, ploprietor Of The Atlantic
a fR PsrSsr srIdssport. q and tSs
many In New Haven, Hartford, Piovidsnee and
Boston. who have been cured BY his treAtmsn'.
See pamphlet
Ons hour given 70 the poor, from to 10 clock
in the morning. ClsAnliness required.
Owing to other enGASements, DR.. Y. will remain
In Washington only sixty days. noT-lm'
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FOR FLOATING DOCK,
NAVY DErARTNESr.
BuREAu OF YARps AVID Docks.

WAsHIkurON, D. u Dec ~, II.
Sealed proposals, with CLANS AID
received at this until ~ nj on the |th day OF
March, 1870, FOL! The construction o. losIGg ply
sea. Tho structure e be principally Of iron, and
Taise III safety vessel OF 40 feet length, Is feet
draughi, Is feet beam. and 900 tsuswsIght
Parties wishing TO contract for building such
Dock will hAya their plans and psriheAtlons
complete 10 all particulars before submitting them
Such plans AS are submitted will DO considered
relatively and with coat Of construction, and those
not fayorably copsideTed will be returned to the
bidders II desired.
The acceptance Of any bid viii be dependent upon
necessary appTOPT alton u funds by COngress, as
also whether the plans, speoi ncAtions, aud cost
are regarded fAyoTably, "
II A contract be entered into payments will be
made upon estimates as the work progresses. and
twenty per cent Of the contract price will be
fACtOTily tested, DANlkL AhhhN.
Chisi Of the Bureau Of Yards and Docks.
dsli,Tui
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COLUMBIA DIsPENSARY FOR WOMEN AND
~ CHILDREN, at the Columbia Hospital, corner
ogen daily. sunday excepted. from Y to2p m
PHYSICIANS ATTENDING
PROPOSALS FOR PRRsH BEEF,

OFFICE Asa CoNNIssARY OF suBBIsTKECE,(
PlKRsvILLH ARsEr4L, MD. Deg s.lsdp.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate W Ill be received at
this ofiice until II O'Clock, noon, on FRIDAY,
January Il, 1870, for furnishing FRESH BEEF
such less time as the Commissary General Of Sub.
sistenca may direct,
The Fresh Beef TO be delivered in such Quauu-
ties as may be from time to time requi red, and on
such daysa as may be designated by the officer In
Further particulars upon application to this Office
Bidders are invited to be present At the oPening
Capt and o S, X. and A. C. S In charge of kss.
willie Arsenal declb-6t
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ORPHANS COURT Judge Preel.-This
court transacted but little business yester-
day.
OF VIM. Meier, giving bond In $500, with
o. Kimme!l and J. Russell Barr % sureties.
c. Mades qualified As administrator Of W.
Martin, giving bond in $500, with s. schade
and J. Nesscnsohn.
Adiou rned
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Bookbinders

r. BooK BINDER AND PAPER. RULER,
No 27l Pennsylynuia avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. south side
Books elegantly or plainly b0And. Periodicals.
and newspapeT carefully attended to,
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GALE OIL. VALUABLE GOVERNMENT PROP.
= ERTY In NORTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA


TKEAsuRy DEPARTMENT,
December II, $50
The United States Marine Hospitals and Grounds
at Nicksburg and hatcher, Mss. Wilmington
aud ocraeoke, NJ e., and ths United States
Branch N nts and Grounds at Charlotte, n; C.,
public auction o. TUESDAY. the 18th proxinO,
At II IN by the following officers, Of whom In
teretted parties can obtain all requisite informa-
Marine Hospital at yicksburg, Miss. by Collector
Marine Hospitaist. Nstehei, Miss. by Collector
OF Customs, hatcher. go,
Marine Hospital at Wilmington, n, c., by Coli
lectoT Of Customs, wnmInst0p. c.,,..,,.
Marine Hospital at 0eraeoke, N, O., by CoI'ee'of
Of Customs, Beaufort, n, 9. cu,,,r -,
Internal Revenue. salisbury, n C,r..,,. =,
Rranch Mint At DahlonegA, Ga, by Coiee'of VI
Internal Reyenua, Atlanta, Ga, g.,
Terms on sale, u ne nfth cash the balance IN LVI
eauai yearly payments tthe nrst OF Whieh
shAil be made on the llth April nexI') WIN IN
| teTest from day OF sale unit paid ,,,
Any failure the part pf the PGrehssser 10 MAKE
W yBIppsTty and the fotfeituTe to The GoVern'
NJ ,nsn NJ ~ t6s PAYMENTS already made,
| All bids 10 be made subject to the approval Of
| the Secretary Of the Treasury, tho DspArtmeDi
| having the right TO reject any or all bids, u
deemed to the interest Of the Government to do 40.
certificate Fl sale and possession subject TO y
foregoing conditions, win be given the successful
bidder upon the acceptance OF his bid by ire sec
Rotary Of the Treasury, and the deed executed when
the last payment shall hsye been m 1ds wp,,
| dscls-uall Secretary Of the Treasury.
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CncUIr CoJRr Judge Carter. = This
court was occupied as follows yesterday;
Oaksmith's Lessee Mrs. Worcester) vs..
johnson. This Is an action Of ejectment
to recover tho possession Of real estate, No.
4gS Sixth street, between Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and tho canal. The case 10 still on trial.
Campbell vs.. American Popular Life In.
surance Company. Continued until Janu-
airy Z, at defendants costs. I'D.
kaufman ". Regard. The plaintiff be-
ing nonresident, Il was ordered that he
file security for costs.
Cuttings W. Clark. Dismissed by plain.
tit without judgment for costs.
. u. .. CAsBs TODAY.
The following cases arc set for trial to-
day; Numbers 1853, $50, 2s4, 900, 289, $40,
SO, 146, 90, 80, 400, 10, 222, 305, 265,
41o, 4s3, o., 173, 253, 272, a6s, 100. Appeals
Numbers % and IS.
Adjourned.
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CRIMINAL COURT = Judge Fisher. - Tho
Schureman case occupied the court all day
yesterday.
Mr.. Norris made the opening argument
for the prosecution, and Mr.. Phillips replied
for the defence.
Tho argument will probably conclude to-
day.
Adjourned.
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Discovery of 'the Period"
ESSOR COOKS
RAIN Of LIFE

Is the best Hair Dressing In the world. A certain
care for all Herpetic sruptions and all diseases Of
accessible mucous membranes. II 10 free from all
the usual objections to Hair preparations Removes
dAndrun. refreshes the head. and causes hair to
grow In place Of that lost Will not soil the most
cohOl nitrate OF silver, acid grease or lead In any
form whatever; and 10 composed Of six ehemieal
constituents Ia harmless and sanitary In all Its
applications, Persistent use Of 1t has. In every
case, cured Nervous Headache, Neuralgia CatarIh.
Herpes, and Leucorrh1, Ito acknowledged value
Is atested BY many OF this beat citizen. Of this and
other cities, The pamphlet accompanying each
testimonials as 70 Its efficacy and the wonderful
cures made by its external application, Tor sale
street, near seventh. from to p. m. and At J;
r. Majors Drug Store. corner Of Seventh hpd II
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DuIILpIYG MATERIAL FOR SALE.

BUILDING MATERIAL FOR SALE.
DEPoT QUARrBRNAsrBR's OFIIcE,
wAsHISGTOs, ID. g., Dec. 10, lsdg,
Will be sold at public auction on WEDNESDAY,
December p, at ~ m, on Seventeenth street, be-
tween PennsylvAnia avenue and II street, the fol-
lowing desc fibe d building material;
About IS, 900 Cypress Shingles, good.
- 1000 feet Inch Boards.
" 1000 u, inch Boards,
I" 1900 Sxl0 Joists, II to 10 feet
- 1000 feet Rafters, &c, Sxb 10 Bx6, 10 aud
Alot Of window frames. Sash lOxle, Doors, sc.
by order Of the auartermsster General;
Captain and Military Storekesper United States
Army, Acting Depot QuATteTmaster. decl7.t
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p l a t form
OF THE
CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICANS.
RESOLUTIONS of the Convention of
June 23d.

Resolved, That we express our unfalter-
ing devotion to the great principles of the
National Union Republican Party, and that
We look forward with hope and confidence
to the early restoration ofour State govern
ment in strict accordance with the Recon-
struction Laws of the Congress of the Uni
ted States.
Resolved, That the repeated failures of all
former and existing organizations to restore
the State and to meet the requirements of
the Republican spirit of our institutions by
insisting upon measures of prescription far
exceeding the provisions of the Constitution
of the United States and of the Reconstruc-
ton Acts OF Congress have rendered them
unworthy of the respect and confidence of
of the voters OF Mississippi.
Resolved, That in the language of Presi-
dent Grant, The question of suffrage is one
which is likely to agitate the public so long
as a portion Of the citizens of the nation are
excluded from its privileges in any State -
and therefore we sincerely favor the addi-
ton of the proposed 18th Amendment to
the Constitution of the United States.
Resolved, That we deprecate any attempt
to impose upon the people of this State any
greater disabilities than the Constitution
and laws of the United States already recOg-
nize, and that we believe it to be the duty
of all good citizens to use every effort to OBJ
literate the animosities of the past, and to
unite in the restoration of a State govern
ment based on the equal rights, civil and
political, of men of every race.
Resolved, That we express our thanks to
the President and the Congress of the United
States for rejecting the scheme to impose
the rejected Constitution upon the people of
this State, and affirm our unwavering sup
port of the administration of Gen. Grant.
Resolved, That we announce ourselves un--
qualifiedly in favor of universal suffrage,
and universal amnesty, upon the restoration
of the State to her Federal relations, and
pledge ourselves in good faith to urge upon
Congress the removal of all political disa-
biiities incurred by participation in the late
rebellion.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-15
DIR. WILHOFT'S
AntI-PeriOdfc, or Fever and Ague
Tonic.


Tonic.
VIII invariably cure all MIAsMATIc FKvERs.
viz: cHILLs AND FEVER OR FEVER AND
AGUE, DUMB cHILLs, coSGEsrIvE cHILLs
OR PERNIcIof FEVER, AND BILIOUS RE-
MITTENT FEVER.
1t is also the hest remedy for the cure Of
Enlarged Spleen, (Fever Cake) General De-
bility and Periodic Neuralg ia..
DIR. WilhofI's ANTI-PERIoDIC, unlike most
other remedies Of its kind, pretends 70 cure
but one class of diseases, namely, those
caused by malarial poisoning of the blood.
ChIlls and Fever, Dumb Chills. CongestiYe
Chills, Bilious Fever. ETC., all depend upon
malaria, and the Anti-Periodic Of DIR. Viii
hoft we consider, beyond a doubt. certain
Specific against it because never fail 70 eff
feet permanent cure.
Even in those obstinate cases. I'm which
Quinine, Arsenic or Prussiate Of Iron had
been used in vain, this remedy effected a
cure In two or three days, without relapse
ever occurring.
The advantage that the Anti-Periodic
possesses above all other remedies OF this
clase, consist in the fact, First, That it tnUa-
rfdIly breaks up the Jerer together with its
liability to return on the 9TH, nth, and 2lst
days. Second, That IL does not occasion any
head symptoms, like those produced by
Quinine. Third, That il can be administered
to children OF the most tender age, with i'm
punity. And, Fourth, That it contains no
Quinine, Arsenic or other mineral or yeget-
able poisons Whatever.
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