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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-03-25

brig Mary Sawel captured at Ragged
Island. Peruvian monitors remain at
Ragged Island. During the voyage
one monitor jammed the steamer Ha-
vana, sinking her; seven of her crew
were drowned.
NEW YORK, March 24.-Ocean Queen
arrived from Panama with a hundred
thousand in treasure-no news.
LONDON, March "a. - noon-bonds
easier, s33s.
LIVERPOOL. March 24.-noon-cot-
ton opened active, uplands I'D; ordi-
nary 1214d; sales fifteen thousand
bales.
Afternoon Cotton, uplands l21sd;
Orleans, 123sd; sales 10000.
HAvRE, March 14.-Cotton prime,
but not higher.
WASHINGTON, March 24.-Eighty-
two miles will complete the Pacific
Railroad.
NEW YORK, March 24.-Stocks I'M
settled; money steady at Z; exchange
$50; gold 1879; cotton fiamer 2s1a@
2s7l.
President nominated Giles \. Smith
2nd Asst Postmaster General, Moses
II. Grinnel, Collector of Customs, New
York; VIM. Price, Postmaster Grena-
da, Miss, and quite a number of
northern officers. Executive session
confirmed only Henry d. Moore, Col
lector for the Port of Philadelphia.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, March 24.-The
Democrats reelected in all cases of
resignation to defeat 18th amendment.
Extra session called April Sth.
NEW YORK, March 24.--Cotton more
active, sales 4,OOO@2834.
LIVERPOOL, March 81. - Cotton
closed active, uplands on the spot Il
! sd; afloat l2lsd@l214 orleans 1880
NEW YORK, March 24.- Money
closed =; gold 3lls; sterling 81;
stocks feverish.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Kinds CousrY;
ChGncery Cot1t-FHst District
John w. Robinson.l Al Rules on The
No. l52. Va. 80 Monday, the
Is. +. Moore, ct alS fifteenth day Of
March, 1863.
an opening the papers in this cause
" 10 appearing, by affidavit, that
Bartholomew Moore, one Of the de-
PENDANTS In this cause, is "a uOu-rCsi-
dent of Mississippi, but resides At the
town Of Raleigh, In the State OF North
Carolina, which Is his post Office ~
Is therefore ordered, that said Moore
do, on or before the first day Of Tie
next Term Of said Chauccry Court, 90
be begun aud held 40 the City Hall, 600
the City OF Jackson, Mississippi, on
the FIRST Monday Of MAY next, appear
and plead answer or demur % said
compliments bill, or In default there
Of that said bill will De taken as con
fessed by him. IL Is further ordered
that a copy Of this order be published,
once a week, in The Clarion, new Use
paper published at Jackson, for not
tess than four consecutive weeks be-
fore said session of said Court; and
that a certified copy Of this order DE
sent, by mail, addressed to said Moore,
at Raleigh, North Carolina.
Ordered this l5sh day Of March, A.
d., 1869.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest: l.. A. LINDSEY, TBS.
by e.. i SNun -. 4.
ID. SHELTON, Sol. for Compile
march ls-5w
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Letter from N Mechanic.
JACKSON, March Is, 1869

Editor Clarion: / have just read in
your very valuable paper. the commu-
nicatiOn headed " Notes about Jack
son, by a Practical Man" / am graft
fled to sec your endorsement of it, in
asmuch as it leads me to hope that
your exertions " ill be given 10 the en-
couragement OF Mechanics, whose
cause the writer 90 sensibly cham
pions, and to whom he looks for the
building up and improvement of our
town.
The writer says: s. Jackson had bet
Ter give a bonus of freedom from tax
alton to Mechanics and Manufactur-
ers for five years, than anything else"
While this would be most wise, and
would build up the place more rapidly,
we Speaking for my class do not
want this :. bonus" We only ask that
our labor be not brought in competi-
ton with that OF criminals doomed to
felon's cells. We all have our fami-
lies to provide for, our taxes to pay,
and we are to compete with this class
Of labOrers, whose only expense is the
common food and clothes they con-
sumo and wear, and of oYerseers to
make them work from sun to sun
How can We exist when every depart
mcnt Of our business is invaded by
these cOnYicts in our State PenitCu-
tiary? If man wants plow made
or mended; pair of boots or shoes;
n horse shod a bushel of corn ground;
a buggy or wagon made or painted;
a lot OF sash made and glazed A lot
of lumber dressed, or an article of fur
niture-he goes to the Penitentiary
and gets it.
So you see honest blaeksmiths, shoe
makers. millers, coach makers, paint
ers, carpenters and cabinet makers,
who have been and are taxed, to pro-
vide for the place of punishment for
crime, are being punished from our
State by the outlaws confined in it,
Is this right Is this Justice : Sure
ly our laws do not intend, that for
every criminal sent To our State pris-
on, an honest mechanic, with his fam
lily. shall be eXiled. Some may ask, is
this true / reply, yes it is. Some
have gone already, and the ringing of
the hammer and anvil is now hushed,
where for time immemOrial, il has
rung its merry chorus; and the small
black wreath of smoke that once rose
from an honest blacksmiths forge, has
given way before the dense cloud that
ascends from the active prison
grounds. Three families left here last
week and elven more are preparing to
20. Are we TO be driven out by such
an agent? Is this thing to continue?
Ii so, it needs no prophets tongue to
pronounce the fate of Jackson.
Mr.. Editor, we alone are not the
suffers from this unjust incubus which
is pressing US down. What we make
is spent here at home. communities
are supported by its different classes.
SO, if we are forced to leave, others
must and will feel the loss.
Yours truly,
MECHANIC.
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PROCLAMATION.
Fifty Dollars Reward.

Fifty Dollars Reward
WHEREAS, 1t appears by infor-
w nation received by me, that
David Young, who was convicted Of
Grand Larceny at the March Term.
1866, of the Rankin county Circuit
Court, and sentenced TO five years i'm
prisonment in the State Penitentiary,
made his escape on the 18th day OF
February, 1858, and is still at large.
Now, therefore, /, Adelbert Ames
Provisional Governor OF Mississippi,
do offer the above reward for the ar
rest and delivery of the said David
Young to the Keeper of Penitentiary.
And / do moreover require all officers
of this State to be diligent In their
efforts to arrest said fugitive.
Given under my hand and the
great seal of the State affixed, at
Jackson, this 5th day of March,
II. g. A. D., 1863, and of the sover-
ignty of the State the fifty-hrst.
ADEI BERT AMKS,
Bvt. Major-General L. S. A,
Provisional Governor Mississippi.
BY the Governor:
a. WARNER,
Secretary Of State.
DE sCRIP ION:
David Young ia about % years o
age, 6 feet high, dark hair, grey eyes
and dark complexion. mar9-3w
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Davy Crocket's son died last week
in Kentucky.
a Furniture mandatory has been
established at Hampstead, Texas.
Smelling works, covering Z acres,
are now being put up at the Potosi
Zinc Mines in Missouri.
Pennsylvania has 1850 common
schools, attended by 100000 childreng
"On to Washington . is now the cry
of the Grand Army of Office Seekers.
Hong Kong. with 135,5O0 inhabi-
tants, has trade of S200,000,0O0 an
nually.
The cost of the Boston postoffice
building ana lot will be 3, $4,000.
Connecticut rejoices in a family at
Waterbury, of nineteen brothers and
only one sister.
Bismark Is quoted as asking Napo-
leon to join him in protecting conti-
mental commerce against the invasion
of English and American produce"
Why don't certain merchants adver-
tise? Because they sell nothing. Why
do they sell nothing: Because they
don't adyertise.-Prentice.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF N. o., J. sc. N. r.
MN npUU.Na LG.ob ~ 20

OFFCE OF N. o., J. & G. N.R.R.l
NEW ORLEANS. March p, '69.
I'm conformity with the charter, an
ILL., election win be held at the office OF
the Company, on Camp street, opPo-
site Lafayette Square, on Monday,
April 10th, 1869, from 0 to 3 O'Clock,
for Eighteen Directors-twelve to be
chosen from stockholders residing In
Louisiana, and six from stockholders
residing in Mississippi; Provided,
majority of the stock of the Company
is represented at said election. But If
a majority of the stock be not then
represented, the election will be hello
on Monday, April 26th, 1869, at the
Off &c of the Company, from to 3
o. clock. X. 5. CHARLES.
mar23 :tw&wt19apl Sec'y.
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The carpet-baggers in the Senate are
feeling their oats very much. They
find themselves able to decide many
questions of the first importance. The
modesty with which they at first pre-
sented themselves does not continue.
The appointment of Longstreet grieves
them sorely, and they propose to have
his scalp. Their theory is that there
are plenty of ''troOly loil'' men in the
South to hold all the offices.
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Under the operation Of General
Order, No. 10, our popular State
treasurer JoHN II. EcHoLs, this
morning relinquished that Office.
Capt. Jasper Myers. L. ). A. Provis-
|Dnal Attorney General of the State,
takes charge until his successor shall
qnalify.
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~MANHOOD. - sea another Netc
Medical Pamphlet from the Pen Of DR.
CURTIS. The Medical Times says
of this work: This valuable Treatise
on the cause and cure of premature
decline. shows how health is impaired
by secret abuses of youth and man.
hood. and how easily regained. 1t
gives clear synopsis of the impedi-
ments to marriage, the cause and
effect of nervous debility. and the
remedies therefor" A pocket edition
of the above will be forwarded on re-
ceipt of % cents. by addressing Doctor
CURTIS, So North Charles ST.. Balti-
more. [ma276S-ly
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TYPE FOR SALE.
RARGAIN

The font ofIong primer type used
l this paper-enoueh to set about
M columns--can be had at twenty
re- cents per pound. if application Is
,ade for the same within the next ten
-. The cases containing it can also
Ibad if desired, at less than the price
Fpew
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TIIE public arc hereby warned
n against purchasing " NVOIcott's
Pain Pant" aud % VVOlcOtt's In
slant Pain uiliiiaIOr' from
street peddlars and hawkers. Certain
parties who are jealous Of the fame my
remedies have attained, have iutrOduC-
ed articles with a name on the bottle
similar 70 mine, Intending tD deceive
tho public. 1 hereby denounce the
same as base limitations, and worthless.
My remedies are put zap 600 white
wrappers, with my signature in mll on
the outside.
PAIN PAINT-thc only standard
remedy for Rhumatism, Neuralgia,
Headache, TOOthRche, Burns, Bruises,
Old Sores, and all and any pains, which
are relieved by its use as II by magic.
WOlcott's PAIN ANNiHlLATOR-
for Catarh, Coughs and Colds and
Weak Nerves, can be bad of all first
class Druggists, price % cents. Half
pints, -. Pints, 80. Quarts, 81.
Liberal discount 10 the trade.
h. l.. WOLCOTT.
JOHN GRAVES, Southern Ag't.
No. 2is Carondclct street,
NV ORLEASs "a.
marlS-lmtw
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The Georgia bill reported in the
Senate has the endorsement of only
half the members of the Judiciary
Committee. 1t remands the State to
the condition it was in at the meeting
of the first Legislature under the new
Constitution; restores colored mem
bers in that body to their seats, and
provides all members shall be expelled
who cannot take the iron-clad oath.
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One Richmond woman. at least, will
hereafter give her attention to the
mails in public. Miss Van Lew, it is
announced, on account other Union"
procliyities, has been appointed by
Grant to look after all the mails that
pass through the Richmond postofiice.
Richmond ENQUIRER.
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BED BUGs.-To keep clear of
bed bugs, take the white of four
eggs and ten cents worth of quick
silver; put them into a bowl and
beat to a perfect froth. Take q
feather and dip into this prepare
ion, and apply to every part of
your bedstead where bugs con-
ceal themselves; do this orce a
year, and you will never see a
bed bug in yonr house.
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Army Movements.

The following paragraphs are
extracted from the recent Order
consolidating regiments
Is. Eleventh Infantry, to be COM
posed of the Twenty fourth and
twenty ninth Regiments. The TWEEN
ty-fUurth and Twenty ninth Regi-
ments, in the Department of Texas,
will be considered consolidated for
service in that department, and will
hereafter be known as the Eleventh
Infantry. The field officers will be
Alvan c. Gillcm, Colonel; George p.
Buell., Lieutenant Colonel, and Lyman
Bissel, Major.
II. Sixteenth Infantry, to be COM
posed of the Eleventh and Thirty
fourth Regiments. The Eleventh and
Thirty-fOurth Regiments will be con
soIidated into one regiment, to be
hereafter known as the Sixteenth In
fantry. The Eleventh, now in the
First Military District tNirginia.) will
proceed by rail to the Fourth Military
District (Mississippi,) TO be consolida-
ted with the Thirty-fourth, now there,
for service in that district. The field
officers will be Galusha Pennypacker,
Colonel; Robert ). Granger, Lieuten-
ant Colonel; William Z. Carlin, Ma
ier.
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The Selma (Ala.) Times says,
as an evidence of the increasing
disposition on the part of immi
grants to settle on the fertile
lands and under the sunny skies
of the South, we are gratifed to
learn that Col. 3. NJ. Woolsey,
superintendent of lands and i'm
migration, has received probably
the most extensive order for lands
ever sent to any agent in the
United States. The order is CO.
lossal in its proportions, being for
one million and forty thousand
acres. Is not this a convincing
proof that the people of Europe
are awakening to the fact that
we are in possession Of the finest
country and the finest climate on
the face of the earth ?
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PROCLAMATION.
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by infor-
w nation received by me, that
Frank Williams murdered Jeremiah
Moriarty on the BIRD day of February,
A. D., 1859, In the town OF Okolona,
in Chickasaw county, and State of
Mississippi and Is still at large:
Now, therefore, /, A. Ames, Pro-
visionaI Governor Of the State of
Mississippi, do offer the above rewarC
for the arrest and delivery of the said
Frank Williams to the sheriff Of Chick
asaw county. And / do moreover
require all officers Of this State to be
diligent in their efforts TO arrest said
fugitive.
Given under my hand, and the
great seal of the State adlxed, at
jackson, this 9Th day Of March,
IL. g. A. d, 1863, and Of the severe
ignty Of the State the nfty-first.
ADELBERT AMES
Bvt. Major-General u. b. A.
Provisional Governor Mississippi.
By the Governor:
A. WAKNKR,
Secretary Of State.
DRsO PTIoE:
B. Frank williams Is about a YEAR
of age, S feet Q or inches high, blue
ewes. light hair, and wore n small
mustache (dyed,) IL rather heavy
built, and viii weigh about 1876 OF IL
pounds. mar 0-3w
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DE-. II. j. HoLNlEs.-This well

i DR.. II. j HoLSIEs.-This we'll
Known physician has commenced a
bur for the delivery of lectures on
Ipeciiic diseases. He is an old citizen
Sf this county Of established eminence
nj learning in his profession, and we
sornmend him 10 the consideration
ind confidence of the press and the
eubltc generally.
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ii We are constantly in receipt of
5rders for THE MANUAL OF FoRMs--
Ia announced. our stock on hand was
.htirely destroyed by the late fire;
sut a new edition viii lie ready at an
.arly day. and the orders, which are
.arefuIly filed, win be filed, unless
Eithdrawn.
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The New York Home Journal
says that the newest idea in
Waiting insists that, instead of
clasping the lady's hand, or even
her finger tips, the gentleman
shall bend his left arm at about
the same angle with which a
fashionable girl carries her para
sol, the lady supporting herself
by placing her hand against his
arm, in the hollow of the elbow.
Thus he carries her around deli
cately, without any of that con-
tact which condemns the round
dances. This mode is introduced
by a single set of exclusives, but
its propriety must commend it to
all.
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.A-1soS, MISS, March y, 1869.
~ "--A Annual Meeting of the Stock
q holder nd Members OF the Plan
to-. a., ice Company Of Mississip-
b. ga. the purpose of electing twelve
Dire o - serve the ensuing ear,
V.I { Aeld at the Office OF the Com
80. ~ jackson, on Monday, April
JtI. &C.. b. zen the hours Of 10 o.
C'p.L, a. NJ. and IL o'clock, Nj.
y. {. HILDEBRAND,
h'Tah 2Z-tm Secretary.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR OUR
N POPULAR ONE DOLLAR
SALE, to whom we offer the largest
inducements. Any one sending IS
for 90 printed slips (single slips 10
cts. each,) will receive one of the fol-
lowing articles, viz: Hunting Case
Watch, pair Wool Blankets. Long
Shawl. Is yards Hemp Carpeting, &c.
Send for Circular to j III. Winslow
q Co. 20s Broadway, New York.
; mar 4tw3m
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In the Circuit Court Of Kinds County
First District thereof.
Farmers Bank of Kentucky
VS.
Thomas Graves.
A TTACHMENT issued on the 2Sth
n day of January. 1863, for $l26A
80. On affidavit filed, it appearing
that the defendant is a nonresident of
the State of Mississippi. residing at
Memphis, in the State of Tennessee, it
is ordered that said defendant. do, on
or before the first day of the next term
of this Court to be held at jackson,
Mississippi, on the first Monday of
May, 1859. appear in said cause, and
answer to said attachment. 1t is fur
Their ordered that this order be pub
lished at least once a week for four
consecutive weeks in the WEEKLY
CLARION, a newspaper published in
Jackson. Mississippi, and that certi-
fled copy of this order be sent by mail,
by the Clerk of this Court, addressed
to the said defendant at Memphis,
Tennessee.
Witness my hand and seal of said
.. Court affixed at Office at
LIS. Jackson, this 18th day OF
$1,000 February, A. D., 1869.
| feb25-0w L. A. LINDSEY, Clerk
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ALTON TO BRAZII.
RES Nathan'S Contract.

new a. i. Clipper vessel
LII "a STEVENS, now import,
for Rio de Janeiro, direct on
April, 1869.
lied number ofPassengers will
dated.
.rIl amount OF baggage and
-gg. .a.uI al implements free ofcharge.
Price uf Passage Sl35, currency, for
a.A-. children, under 10 years, hal
pic.
AgTicuituralists preferred. Mr..
Nathan has already advantageously
located $50 Southern Emigrants In
Brazil.
j. Nj. sacks, AGENT,
No. 10 Union St., New Orleans.
eSs Refers, by permission, to An
drew Foster Elliot, Esq, Brazilian
Consul, lSG Common Street, New Or
leans. .March2-tf.
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one Hundred Dollar. Reward.


NTHEREAS, IL appears by infor-
w nation received by me, that
Joseph w. Head who was confined in
the Jail ofPike county on a charge OF
murder has escaped therefrom and is
Sill at large:
Now, therefore, /, Adelbert Ames,
Provisional Governor OF the State OF
Mississippi, do offer the above reward
.or nc arrest and delivery OF the said
oscph w. Head TO the Sheriff OF Pike
luty. And do moreover require
Nh officers of this State TO be diligeni
re-. edorts TO arrest said fugitive.
Givcn under my hand and the
st seal of the State affixed, at
Jackeon, this 9th day Of March.
1. - 4. d., 1853, and of the sovereign
~ - me State, the fifty-first.
ADELBERT AMES.
b. hajor-General. l.. ;. A,
P.oyisional Governor Mississippi.
3 the Governor:
.. MAMIE,
Secretary of State.
DES SCRIP TIoN:
eph W. Read il about 81 years OF /
bout feet high, weighs ITO |
j., blue eyes, dark hair, long.
III whisker, and very long. When
aped he wore dark clothes and
- hat mar9-3w
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NOTICE,

ice or THE NEW ORLEANs,)
- & GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD Company
Is W ORLEANS, March IA, 1869.
BIC NOTICE is hereby given,
he regular annual meeting Of
.aekholders Of this company will
at their office on Camp street
lafayette square, on Monday,
%, leG9. at IL o'clock, NJ, in
ia, with the Charter.
Il. 5. CHARLES.
"Swtd Secretary.
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e Germ Lands and Securities.


y addition to Government. State,
me Railroad Bonds and Stocks, we
aud sell
ANu5 IN ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN,
u NESOTA, IOWA, MISSOURI,
r ANSAS AND NEBRASKA.
highest prices paid for LAND
hfRANTS, and titles TO
E.ands sold for Taxes.
llso purchase at best rates.
rIEDITED WESTERN CITY,
t.tIN TY, AND TOWN BONDS.
rlss pondence solicited, and any
nation required, furnished with
e+.-ge. Address
AUSTIN CORBIS & co.
Bankers, New York City.
lember 23-wGms
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A COMFORTABLE Cottage Resi-
IN dence In the Northern part Of the
city, location desirable, on State q Get
Apply at this ONCE. Mch. I Q &C.
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thought my love a light love Prom
z romance.
He thought my love a light love.
lie took it in his hands
And weighed it with anOthers.
All, cruel, cruel hands
He thought my love light love,
A summer bird whose song
Would be hushed amid the winter
OF his absence, drear and long.
All, it was merry bird once,
But now moaning dove,
Whose voice is always calling
For her false and absent love.
He thought my love a light love
That it would drift away
From the haven it had chosen,
Like a little boat at n play,
And be lost upon the ocean.
Mid the pillows angry strife,
Or be wOoed to some bright island
In asunnier sea of life.
All, he did not know how deeply
1t was anchored; never more
To be beat by angry pillows
From the bleak, but chosen shore.
He thought my love light love,
a tender summer vine,
Whose soft and yielding tendrils
From his path he could untwine.
With his hand he strove to place it
Gently from his path apart,
But the vine chung to his bosom,
With its roots deep in his heart.
HobOlochittO, Miss.
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NO MORE CIIILH.si!
HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC.
PERFECTLY RELL1BLE

NNIIE only remedy for Chills and
n Fever or Ague and Fever that Is
or can be depended upon is llurlcy's
Ague Tonic. There have been th0us-
ands cured by using IL who had tried
the usual remedies without benefit;
but in no case has
HDAkLEH'S AGUE TONIC
FAILED TO EFFECT A CURE.
All who have used Il chcermlly ten
their afflicted friends of H., as a sure
and certain cure for Chills and Fever.
Any one suffering from the Chills
would consult their own interest by
sending to a Drug Store and buying "a
bottle. IL Is pleasant 10 take, COM
pared with others, and will be- certain
To cure all cases OF Fever and Ague
or Chills and Fever. Send for II 10
the proprietors.
JAS. RUDOLF a. CO..
Louisville, ny.
For Sale by Gus. Asher,
Jackson, Miss.
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WORDS FOR BoYs.-Liberty is
the right to do whatever you wish
without interfering with the
rights of others.
Save your money, and you will
find it one of the most useful
friends.
Never give trouble to your ia
Their or mother.
Take care of your pennies and
they will grow into dollars.
Intemperance is the cause of
nearly all the troubles in the
world ; beware of strong drina =.
The poorest boy, if he is indus
trious, honest and saving, may
reach the highest houors in the
land.
Never be cruel to dumb ami
mails; remember that it has no
power to tell how much it suffers.