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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-11-24


CoRREsPoNDENCE.-As all our readers
feel a deep interest in whatever pertains to
the memory of General X. f.. Lee. we pub
fish the following letter from President
White. 1t will be seen that the name of
Washington College is changed TO Wash
ington and Lee University, Virginia.
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY. VA
November /. 1870.
DEAR SIR have the honor to acknow-
ledge yours of the 18th ult. conveying copy
of resolutions adopted at meeting of the
faculty and students of DoIbear Commercial
College, New Orleans, on the occasion of
the death of our lamented President Gen.
Robert Edmund Lee.
| desire to tender the thanks Ofthe facul-
ty of this institution for the words of kind
ness and coincidence so gracefully spoken.
and to assure you that we regard you as
eminently;entitled to share the inheritance of
the fame of the great and good man, who
spent the last five years of his life in the
cause of education.
Permit me to assure you of our sincere
wish for the continued prosperity OF the
institution over which you preside, and for
the health and happiness of every member
of your faculty.
] remain. very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
j. j. WHITE, Acting President.
President Rufus Dolbear. DolDear CONNER
cial College,
n
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GENERAL LEE.-The death of the Con-
federate Commander-in-Chief General Rot
ert Edmund Lee, plunged his native State
into profound grief How he had endeared
himself TO his fellow countrynen, and how
truly they appreciated his noble character,
revealed themselves In the heartfelt sorrow
universally expressed. He was one of the
noblest beings this age has produced, and his
name will descend to posterity as the beau
ideal of chivalry, honor and unselfish devo-
ton to principle. His rare genius for war,
his mistaken constancy under desperate re-
verses, his calm courage in the darkest hour,
and his profouHd revernce for the moral law,
constitute him one of the greatest men ofhis
era. The mists of prejudice yet lingering in
Northern minds deny Gen. Lee the acknow-
ledgment Of those virtues which other ma
tions award him, butthe day will come when
every American will feel a national pride in
recalling the name of the brilliant Confede-
rate General. History will inscribe his name
in imperishable letters on on the roll OF
tame.-Montreal News.
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SINGS OF THE ZoDIAc.-A philosopher nj
the West, grown into admiration of the
Cherry Pectoral, writes DR.. Aver for in
structions under which signhe shall be bled,
which blistered, and which vomited, and
under which he shall take Ayers Pills for an
affection of the liver; also under which sign
his wife should commence to take the Sar-
saparflla for her ailment. He adds, that he
already knowshow to wean his calves under
Taurus, change his pigs in Scorpio, cut his
hair in Aries, and soak his feet in Pisces or
Aonarius as their condition requires.
gchoolmasters, start for Wisconsin. and
visit Mr.. Exam when ron get there.-Lowell
Daily News.
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A CARD.

At the request of several members of the
late 18th Regiment Mississippi Volunteers, 1
call meeting of the survivors Uf that COM
mand at Canton, on Wednesday. the first
day of December next, at y O'Clock, NJ, to
take such measures as may be necessary to
perpetuate the memory of their deceased
comrades, and for other purposes.
All Confederate soldiers are cordially in
yited to be present with us on that occasion.
Canton has been selected as the most central
and accessible point for the several compan-
les, and it is earnestly desired that each
company will be fully represented on that
day.
The Brandon Republican, Canton Mail,
Yazoo Democrat, Yazoo Banner, Central
Star, Durant Times, and Lexington Adver-
tiser, are respectfully requested to publish
this notice.
THOS. NJ. GRIFFIN,
Late Col. 18th MisSissiDDi Regiment
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Dickson Cotton Seed.

HNHE subscriber offers for sale the above seed
Il the present years product from seed i'm
ported from David Dickson, of Sparta, Geor-
gia The price of seed saved from the first nd
End piekings will be two dollars and a half per
bushel, two dollars for amounts over tw enty
bushels. There will be limited amount above
my own wants of seed that have been selected
be 81 per bushel. The later pickings of which
there will be large quantity, can be sold for
one dollar per bushel.
Parties ordering seed from distance can
have them forwarded from Summit.
This variety of seed is twenty day sImore for
ward than any other yariety-giyes a much
larger yield and turns out more lint cotton.
Apply to me directly, or to j. \. Atkinson
& Bro.
WALTER J.. CAMPBELL,
summit, Miss.
noyl-Jmt
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That no Baking Powder can stand the
test Of a careful chemical analysis like
DooLEYs YEAST POWDER. Although sub
jet to the most critical analyzatiOn. no in
sredients could be found entering into the
composition but such as are perfectly pure
and nutritious. This accounts for the en-
tireand uniform satisfaction given by Doc
partment.
1t is the cheapest, best and most reliable
least Powder known, and is recommended
upon its merits alone. Your grocer keeps
II
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FOR SALE.

VNHE DESIRABLE PLACE known as
l. Central Nurseries, one mile from Jack
son, Miss, well suited TO the production of
Fruits, Vegetables or Dairy. Contains fifty
acres, twenty enelosed) small dwelling, and
good out-houses, two cisterns, fine young orch
ard and variety Of small fruits. bargain
may be had in the place, if early application
is made to the undersigned.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Owng to removal to
Memphis Tenn, offer some bargains in Fruit
trees, Vines, Plants, &c, for limited time
After June lst, shall be pleased TO eli all or
ders for nursery stock, from our new estab-
lishment in Memphis.
y. J.. HATCH.
nOvll .swst-w6t
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TIE BEST AND ORIGINAL Tonic OF IRoN

Tuv REST AND ORIGINAL IONIC OF Iron
pbosphorus and Calisays. known FER
-pbosphated Elixir of Calisaya Bark
~ iron restores color 10 the blood, the
t-rhorus renews waste or the nerve tissue
nd the calisaya gives a natural heaithfui
sane 70 the digestive organs thereby curing
dyspepsia. In its farious FORMS wakeful-
- General dibility, depression of spirits;
p tbe best preventive against fever and
a .are one pint contains the virtues of one
-,,ce of caIlsaya, and one teaspoonful,
Ain ofiron and phosphorus. Manufactur-
= orIv bv CAswELL. HAzARD q Co. sue
ces.ors to Caswel. Mack q Co. Ne" ork'
I'D by Druggists.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Livery and SaleStable
E>ERIDGE q TOWNSEND.
WimOnn. HGi~~.

FI1IIE undersigned, would respectfully notify
Il the travelling public and citizens Of Vino
and vicinity, that they have purchased the
entire Livery, Stable, Stock aud Property.
connected herewith from Mr.. W. NJ. Bates,
and are perfecting arrangements 90 carry on
the business in style equal TO the demands
Of the community. Parties desiring any thing
in their line may rely on their promptncss
and accommodation. We are prepared 90 hire
horses, buggies wagons and teams; and 90
feed horses We will continue 10 carry the u .
5. Mail daily, as usual, 90 Carroltou. aud
transport passen gers. Our HACKS ANn
Co AcuEs. are in good condition, snd we viii
endeavor TO give passengers all the comfort Ia
our power.
We expect this fall to have ON hand farm
horses and mules, for sale, and az chcapas can
be furnished in this market. We guarantee
all our transactions to be as represented.
The patronage Of the public is solicited.
W. &. ESkRlDGE.
10. r. TOWNSEND
r.-
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THE CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEw YORK ranks among the
very best Life Insurance Companies in the
United States. Its popularity and capital
sre constantly and rapidly increasing. For
Instance, during the past month, October, it
issued one thousand and twenty-seven poll
ees. netting an annual premium of $50
0s723. This Company has issued 29,9S4 pol
uual average premium OF $5,730,5 $50 so.
MeSsrs. Barrows & .Smythe, of this city. are
agents for the CONFERENCE.-THE A. G.. Mott,
gent for the State.
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Mr.. Rousseau, from whom we derive
this statement, informs rs that he Was
authorized BY Col. Gibson TO make known
these facts, that they might reach Ham
ilton's relatives, if any were living, and
thus wipe out from the dead and the liv
ing the stain which rested on them We
print this article for this purpose, as well
as to show that truth is stranger than
fiction"
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We were gratifed by visit on Satur1
5,y. from Capt. Frances Lynch, formerly
representative in the Mississippi Legisl9-
mre from Rankin cvunty, but for the last
tVenty years a citizen OF Texas, whose peo-
ne he has also served in the same capacity
lie was accompanied by our friend Hon.
Tom. White, of Rankin, whose visits are ever
l.
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DEATH OF AN OLD IsRAELITE.-Mr. Nap
thaIi Phillips, one of the oldest American
Isrealites in the United States, died in New
York last week in the 9Sth year ofhis age
lie was native of New York, and one of
the founders of the Tammany Society; was
for forty years employed in the custom
house, and for long time the proprietor of
the New York Evening Star.
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~" REWARD is offered by the proprie-
u " Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Med
a., D.lscoVery, for a medicine that will
CsOsn"a IN the cure of all severe lingering
IA ~ Liver Complaint or Biliousness,
ho.s assesses arising from impurity of the
lals = Eruptions. Pimples, Blotehes and
h oolu BY druggists. Pamphlet sent
4 uoress DR.. R. v. Pierce, Buffalo, n.
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We have had the pleasure of a call from
r. O. Bridges, Esq, OfSummit. whom we, a
short time ago, paraded as one of "Alcorn's
Pets" and are pleased to learn on the best
authority. that although he hold small Of
Zee under the present regime. he belongs to
the tried and the true.
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DUC Ga MIL
Photography GaIorY

HNHE undersigned. having located nl Uuft
n Hin, for 10 month on two, is fully prepared
for making the most perfect and lIIe-IINe rIs.
lures Of all kind and tylrH Ar rftratmT
Low RATS.
The citizens of Duek liill and surrounding
country, arc respectfully invited t1 rmhrIo. aH
opportunity which may uui HgHu occur HraIH.
Satisfaction guaranteed
oct lpw2m. NENO..
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Bismarck is reported to have said that
Prussia has not been, and does not intend to
be, party to the abrogation OF the Treaty
of 1856 by Russia. He denies in toto the
existence of a secret understanding between
Prussia and Russia. 1t is proper to add
that Bsmarck's protestations are disbeliev-
ed in well-;nformed circles.
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CITING MARRIED.

and he propriety or impropriety of getting
Married, with sanitary help for those who feel
untitled for matrimonial happiness Sent free
in sealed envelopes Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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n, the 10Th November the schedule of
tho New Orleans & Jackson railroad was
- cbanged that trains now leave this station
i hlows: Going north Mail train $50 A.
!, fnightJ Express train A 80 PM: Going
nth. Mail train IL 80 A. NJ. (night; Ex-
press train. 3:45 r.&. No more Sunday
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col. John NeGuirk. of Holly Springs

CoI John Mctsuirk. OF Holly springs
- an sunday last, at his home.
lac. NJ. Mckee. clerk of the supreme
ri Of Mississippi, has notice in another
column.
visitors to New Orleans should reniehi-
-, that the st. James. Hotel Is no" open
"a tbst Oscar Hickle's smiling face IS be-
hind the counter.
The Atlantic and Pacific telegraph COM
nv. are trying to secure a right of way
-, the railroad companies, to continue
- 80 lines TO New Orleans from Memphis
The work Of repairing the Capitol is being
.,sbed forward as rapidly as possible, and
=. stanton thinks he viii have 1t entirely
..ompleted By the January meeting OF the
legislature.
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MARRIED.

On the evening of the 18th inst. at the
residence Of the brides mother, by the Hon
Jonathan Tarbell, (white), associate Justice
of the Supreme Court. assisted bv the Rev
Marion Dunbar. tblack), Lfeut-Col: =. J.
county, Aide-de-C Camp to His ExcelIency
Governor j. l.. Alcorn, (white), Commando
in Chief State Militia, to Miss ANNIE La
vENDER, Slightly colored1, ofJackson. Nc
Cards.
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LAW CARD.


HAyE OPENED LAW OFFICE, in the
IL Langley Building corner of State and
ed TO their care. They will practice in all the
Courts held in Kinds and the adjoining coun-
ties, and in the State Supreme and United
States Courts, AZ Jackson.
Address A. G. & J. A. Brown, AT either
Jackson, or Terry, Mississippi.
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MANSFIELD IL HIGBEEs
Magic Arnica Liniment

DREPAkED from Rare Essential OH# e..
tract 90 tnmphor. EKrarf of ArHI#..
Chl93rodyne aud Magnetic Fluid Chemically
different composition ftom the MANY L.rIlreUr.
generally sold, which ufo mostly CONAN I.l ....
Of cheap materials, such hs rancid rrr4aU -tr.
which only nci upon lhe erin. Our NlnrIr ff.
MICA Linimcui penctrntcs through uII n. f..-
sues, muscles, and 20 the bone itarIL striking
at the root Of The disease aud ihuH UTHIu.IH.
a reaction which cannot ho brought about p.
any other Eminent tn short, ifs tUIUHff. IT..
an external remedy is to universally HI.
tested iu every section OF Che country. IhH.
~ needs 30 further recommendation.
A. Horse Imminent nuthiug oHu equal l#
During the prevalence of thr dread fat. |.
scourge-Chnrhonc or yHpolaa-uhIeh dr.
strOycd thousands oi valuable Horse. IHI
mules in the Mississippi Valley. during i4r
past year, Che Magic Atuioa Eminent we tI.
ohlY remedy at nIl thht were tried Ih1I ueFrr
iaiied 20 cWe iu one single instance.
ryhody wants "a good and reliable r-r|
ment convenient 900 ON times. aud rv.r TuH.I.
in relieving pain. This wonderful rrmtIr I.
offered 10 the public ~ q noypr-ftIiur rurr. I..
rheumatism, ETC., and acoompliahca curo. faf
the worst cnHes, whether chronic 0r uIuf.
whore an other remedies have proved urarHH
ing. WHOM used in connection with mansfield
a ltEbcc Rheumatic Compound. boo ra.-
has ever yet been reported where o. euro un.
not effected boz "a very short fimc. m NAV fTH
~ by Magic.
For sale by an Druggists.
MANSFHELD a. muGWUr.
Anaticnl Chemists aud Drurgata
Sole Proprietor.
Memphis. Tenn.
For sale m JACKSON by
BUCK q BAILEY.
May 20 WON
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An Enemy i'm your mouth.

Donot put an enemy in your mouth, to
Steal away your teeth. Beware of destruc-
i've tooth washes and tooth powders, many
(which are base limitations of SOZODONT.
insure life lease of sound teeth and fra
grant teeth, by adopting the fragant So
ZODONT.
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Another railroad accident occurred on
the Mississippi Central Railroad on Satur-
day night last, by which the Conductor of
the train-Mr. Wallace-lOst his life, and
several passengers slightly bruised.
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Gen. Grants attempt to protect the pur-
ity of the elections in New York and Ala
bama by the use of the bayonet were very
successful. Both States went largely DEM
octatic.-Courier journal
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Parisboasts gunner named Chrisman. AN
Alsatlan volunteer, about twenty-five years
old. He alone has already dismounted for
ty-seven Prussian guns; his fayorite gun is
a l6-pounds, with range of nine-kilome-
fras
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The election of Ben. Turner. negro, to
Congress, doesn't console the Radicals for
the loss of the State, and touches the car
pet-baggers Ion the rsw."-Mobile Regis
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ChdHceTy Court, lSt District ~ Hiads c0VUfY,
october Tenn, 1870, IN doy.
LEoxIDAs TAYLOR,
". No. II
JAMES I. RUcKs, eta
ON opening complainants bin and umcDded
" bill, in this cause, and IT. appearing ~ the
satisfaction Of the Court. that the defendants
John J. Reese, X. J. Mckinney, James a. Coli
fin, Louisa Reese and Laura Reese, ARE not
citizens Of the State Of Mississippi, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, that the process
Of this Court cannot De severed upon them,
The said John B. Reese and X. J. Mckinney
and James A. Coffin, the two latter being cK-
ecutors Of W y. Reese, deceased, residing 90
Knoxville, in the State Of Tennessee, and
Louisa Reese and Laura Reese, residing ~
Frankfort in the State Of Kentucky. II is
therefore or Tered, that the said defendants
enter their appearance herein on or before the
Bird Monday, ia January next, at regular
term Of this Court, 10 be held az the court
house in the city Of jackson, and plead, an
swer or demur 10 the bill Of complainant filed
herein, or the same will be taken a. confessed
as to them. IL is further ordered, that n COPY
of this order be published in the WEEKLY
CLARION, newspaper published in the city Of
Jackson, once n week for one month, and also
that copy be mailed. postage free paid by the
Clerk 10 each Of the above defendants, ~ their
respective places Of abode.
Ordered by the Court
SAMUEL DONNELL,
Clerk.
nov. low g.
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----------o - ----------
A National Medicine.

"SPALDING's GLUE" handy about the
0ease, mends everything.
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The Chinese are committing, it Is said
further outrages upon foreigners &C Canton
The execution of the Tien-Tsin criminals
has been postponed.
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NJ. II. ALLEN.
Trustee
ChdRcery Cont 81 HiHds County lst District
October Term 1870, l7A d1p.
MARY c. FEARN

!
october Term, 1870, l7al do,.
MARY C. FEARx,
ALoxzo G. MAYERs, etaI.
Upon opening the eomplainants bill, and
! - the bill of amendment and supplement
| herein, and upon affidavit filed herein, IL ap-
/ pearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
/ the defendants, Julian Edwards and Anna
| Edwards, his wife, and Sallie Bib, James J.
| Peasants, Robert Peasants, Sarah A. Brad
| ley, Eliza 7. Hopkins John W. Hopkins.
Thomas Hopkins, Bessie Hopkins, Salie Hop
kins james HOpKins, Robert Hopkins, Porter
/ Bib, John J. Walker and Maria Walker his
wife, and William Mills, are not citizens of the
State of Mississippi, but are seycrnlly nOn-rcs-
idents thereof and reside ont OF and beyond
the limits of said State so that process ofsum-
mons cannot be served upon any Of them;
therefore il il ordered, that the said defend
ants do seyerally enter theirappearancc here
in, on or before the first day OF the next term
of this Court, to he holden al the court room
thereof in the city Of Jackson, on the third
Monday in January, a. u. 1871, aud plead. an
swer or demur, 20 complainant said bills, or
the several allegations thereof will be taken
for confessed as TO them.
IL is further ordered, that copy Of this or
der be published in the WEEKLY CLARION,
public newspaper published in said city Of
Jackson, once week for one month prior 10
the said day herein fixed for their appearance.
And IT is further ordered, that The Clerk Of
this Court do preapre copies Of this order, and
send copy hercofto each one Of said defend
ants, directed and addressed as follows, to-wit:
To Julian Edwards and Anna Edwards, his
wife, and Sallie Bibb, james j. Pleasants,
Robert Peasants, and Sarah A. Bradley scy-
orally, al Huntsville, Alabama.
To Eliza L. Hopkins, John W. Hopkins,
Thomas Hopkins, Bessie Hopkins, Sallie Hop
kins, James Hopkins, Frank Hopkins, aud
Robert Hopkins, seyerally, al Madison station,
Madison county, Alabama.
To Porter BIB, at Mooresyillc, Limestone
county, Alabama.
To John j. Walker and Maria Walker, his
wife, at Mobile, Alabama; aud 10 William
Mills, at Montgomery, Montgomery county,
Alabama and said Clerk will prepay postage
on each Of said letters 50 mailed
Ordered by the Court.
SAMUEL DONNELL,
Clerk.
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CYRUS MARSH, Jr.
THE L" WALLIS" TIE.

MADE ofthe best English Iron Easily and
vi rapidly adjusted
Diploma awarded at Louisiana State Fair,
in Is q.
First Premium awarded at Georgia State
Fair, October, 1870.
JOHN :. WALLIS & CO.
90 Carondelet street, New Orleans, La.
October 21-swlm.
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DY VIRTUE Of a deed in Trust, made by
I'D Thomas }. Holmes, dated the 4th day Of
May, 1866, 90 secure certain notes therein
specified, one due Thornhill & Co. for the sum
OF thrty-three hundred and three 9l-l0O doll
lars, dated Jackson, Miss, February ~, 1906.
and due two years after date, with Interest
from date at ten per cent. per annum; also a.
note due John W. Robinson, for eighteen hun
bred and eightv-seven SJ-lOO dollars, dated
February 10, 1866, and payable two years after
date, with interest from date az ten per cent
per annum, said deed recorded ia Deed Book
No. -, page 30; also deed executed by said
Holmes, dated 9th day OF March, 1865 10 se-
cure note payable TO Robinson, Stevens Co..
dated January -, 1868 for the sum of one
thousand and forty-one 33-lOO dollnre with
interest from date at ten per cent per nunum
till paid. / will proceed 10 sell nj public sale,
10 the highest bidder for cash in front Of the
Capitol, in the city Of jackson, on the I'll day
of December, 1870, to satisfy the same, the fol-
lowing described lands: South = Of section
IL. nwK and = Of e and the 3 Of W
= of section "a, Il Of n y ande = Of sel4
Of section 10, and 80 much Of the y Of the sw
4 and OF the el1 OF tho ne4 and Of the se Y Of
section II, as lies north Of the Jackson road,
and so much Of the v = of the nwl4 of section
Is, as lies north of said jackson road, contain
ing 1919 acres, more or less. All being IN
township 8, range l, west, in the county Of
Kinds. The titleto the same is supposed TO be
good, but ] convey only the title vested ina me
rs Trustee,
VIM. II. ALLEN.
Trustee
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TUE Hair restored naturally to ID. alIeIHIf
- color prevented from falling QUIZ I..
multiplied.
TILE LOUISIANA CREOLE uNw
RE5TORER.
keeps no head clean, cool aud nraI.fr. f..
moves all diseases of tbe arnln. Noon. +. f#..
ION Nlnnfuh prevents irrinii.n arI Il.tIHr
other forms of headache
TIE LOUISIANA CREOLE HAIR
BEsTORER.
Is not dye. but restores erav t-.rts t.. .-...
inN color by supplying the rarflrrr t-a.
with natural eusteramcc which n.ar r.- h....
simulated from either oge or decay. AII ~.
stantanc0us Hair Dyes are composed vi Inesr
costic' destroying The vitality and beauty IF.
the hair and afford Of themselves uo dra-H.H.
wiry.
THE LOUISIANA CREOLE uHn
BEsTOBEH.
not only actually reneus thc haIrarI r....r..
ihe natural color ~ natural means hH. BE- I.-
parts to it luNuriHut beauty which mn elH..-
tain hy mo- other meth8i.
TIE LOUISIANA CREOLE HAIR
REsTOREH
in addition 90 its many useful ausI.lis. ~. ....
gantly pernHmed aud 8. entirely nrs r..
greasncas aud aiickincsa so fhaf thc Eu..
linen fabric is NOT spoiled ornYrn alHiHtI II.
tts use. ~ contains pap poison f1 LIlI IIa IH..
but under iis continued uer. ImrruttmUrI E.
steadily manifested amid 30 nctcr HII Hf.Fe
Che best suusmcti0n
MANSFIELD & mGBEE.
MEMPHIS ...t---. -.+.t-.. .......... IEEE.
sole Proprietor.
For sale in JACKSON bv