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fectual remedy Than any DINER, lNI.r Woo fs.r
tried H. know that it cured them those n HI h..H
and all know that what d doe. once BE- h.r. ..
ways that Il never fails through hul l.uII %.
Rlect Of It's composition. We have thousand upon
thousands Of certificates Of their rrmAI Il" r..Ua
Of the following complaint hut aurh 'Ii
known IN every neigh9ofho93hi HnA N' n..l 0..
publish them. Adapted 20 an ufeH hnh toliI'..
IN all climates containing neither rllnu. HH-aHf
deleterous drug, they may De taken NI'N .'I
by anybody. Their hugnr-co1unR lIt.Iff
ever fresh, and makes them Pheasant tl ilsG. H.|H
being purely vegetable, no harm ritn AlI.. liH.N
Thev operafs ~ their powerful influence Ho
internal viseern 10 purify tho blood 1ul N-..I
II into healthy action remove ihr uI. Iu....0.
OF the stomach bowels liver anl ".l,. .I
the body, restoring their irregular h'unn H' ..i
and by correcting, wherever thry rI l .f.N N..
rangemcnts as are The iirft origin M ~ .I.t.
Minute directions are given BOP thH WIHNHff 1000
the box, for the following complaints, Wh"H lhN.e
For Dyspepsia or HmtIIfrrattou, u.isfirsa-
mess, Languor and Loss of apprttr. IH.E
should be taken moderately tu stimulate nh" .IN.N.
ach, and restore its healthy tone and l'N1n-
toms, Bilious ~ Headache. @trh aHrahs
ache. Immmdice or Green sickness gliis
tous Collie AMI bilious Feters, ihct N..l
be Judiciousiy taken for each ease tn correct tr
diseased action or remove the obstruction Nh.l
cause H..
For H1heuInatiama' saout, Gravel, Pet
pttati0n 81 the nHemrt, h'ain go the
htde, Back and Moimas they should hr eHH.H
uouhly taken, na required ~ change tHn HI.f.'.I
action Of the system. with such change uU.H
complaints disappear.
FOR DropaE and urouaicnI HweiiinEa
they should be taken in large and frIuruf d.
20 produce the effect Of "a drastic purge.
For Suppression largo d1rr HHrH'I HH
taken as Il produces the desired effect ng "m
pathy.
As Dinner pfIf, take ono or fWu FiH H
promote digestion and relieve thc stomach.
An occasional dose stimulate" ihn stomach '-i
bowels into healthy action restore l.r
and invigOratea the system. Hence b. d. NHfH %.
vantageOus where no serious dCrnrr ru.II i..
One who feels tolcrably WELL ulru huNe lH.. ~
dose Of these I'fffs makes him feel dr.IIr|t I..
ter, from their cleansing and rcn0yatuE Ca.I M
the digestive apparatus.
Dr.J. O. AVER & CO., Practical CheHif"'
LOWELL. MISE, a. 3. 4.
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Hn the District Court ofthe 49,
States for tIac Southern pistf'
mississippi
In the matter 81
GERMAN N. JORDAN, 7 fn BankfHF't
b26) Bankrupt
NOTICE 10 Philip Rockford anl '.I
IN Brown: ....I
You are hereby notified t0 appear nf' f
District Court Of the United Stale. r.r
Southern District Of Mississippi ut y. .r
room thereof, Ia Jackson within iN,slr gaA
from the date Of this publication anfn lIfr
answer or demur 10 the petition ~ ..r
Ledbetter, and James q. Bull, hdmi4 i...,rH
Of Sallie v. Jordan, deceased hIeg In-
you and others, or the allegations III aa
tition will be taken for conieafel n
cause proceed 10 hearing en pnfie tRF
Test Gro T. shAa.t
a. 81
Jackson, February -, 1871. vs.
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viii Bro. Barber please give me the infor-
nation desired?
Fraternally,
j. L. POWER,
Grand Secretary.
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Mas onic Blanks

as follows:
Dimits from Blue Lodge,
Dimits from Chapter,
Petition for Initiation,
Petition for Chapter Degrees,
Odes for Third Degree, (25 cents per doz.)
Certificates of Membership,
Diplomas on Parchment, morocco tuck, for
Lodge, Chapter, Council or Command
cry, 81 so; any three COM
bined in one tuck So 90.
Warrant and Receipt Books, Ledgers, and
Minute Books made to order.
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ANGRY LETTERS. spoken in
anger are bad enough, but if they are re-
tracted and explained away, they do not
leave an envenomed sting. But written
words poison the heart of friendship be-
yond the hope of medicameDt. There is
a deliberativeness about them inconsistent
with impulse. So in legislative assem-
bly,, the impromptu words spoken in de-
bate, and addressed to an adversary,
however hot and insulting, do not, if dis
claimed by the sober second thought, pro-
duce fatal difference; it is only when
an insulting speech has been planned be-
forehand, and conned by rote, that Its ut
terance is regarded as a deadly afront.
The old Latin adage is true one: Yer
bG vOIant, uerbG scriptG naanent, (words
vanish, but written words remain). can
angry letter." says vigorous writer, ''es-
pecially if the writer be well-loved, is
much fiercer than any angry speech, SO
much more uncomfortable. There the
words remain searching, not to be atoned
for by kiss, not to be softened down by
the word of love that may follow SO
quickly upon spoken anger. Heaven de-
fend me from angry letters They should
never be written unless to SchoolbOyS and
men at college, and not often to them, if
they be any way tender-hearted. This,
at least, should be a rule through the let
ter-writing world, that no angry letter
shall be posted till four and twenty hours
shall have elapsed since it was written.
We all know how absurd is that other
rule, that of saying the alphabet when
you are angry. Trashl Sit down and
write your letter. Write it with all the
venom in your power let out your spleen
to its fullest-it will do you good. You
think you have been injured. Say all
that you can with your poisoned elsquence,
and crafty yourself by reading while
your temper is hot. Then put it in your
desk, and read it after breakfast the next
morning. Believe me that you will then
have obtained full qualification.
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TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed by
ID Z. Barksdale and A. J. Barksdale to Sc
cure to John Humphreys the payment Of n
certain obligation therein described, the un-
dersigned Trustees will proceed TO sell at
Public Auction to the highest bidder Cor cash,
in front Of the Capitol, in the City Of Jackson,
Miss on the Sd day Of April, 1871, the follow
ing described land in the county Of Rankin,
Miss, to-wit: The northwest quarter and
west half quarter and W half W quarter
section A. t., RE.
Northeast quarter, Sec. 5, I. 4, RE.
South half quarter and n quarter W
quarter Sec. 81, 7. 8, RAE.
West half o w quarter, Sec. 80, 7. 8, r.. Re-
We viii convey such title ms is vested in us
as Trustees, which is believed to be good.
10. BELL.
THOS. GREEN.
March z. l61lts Trustees.
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Guns. Pistols, Hardware, and
49, CUTLERY. WOOD AND WILLOW
WARE, Glass and China Ware, Hats, Dry
Goods and Ready Made Clothing, for sale bv
WM. D. TAYLOR q co.
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WITHDRAWN.
WNHE Reward OF Mg00 offered for the
Ill., captureof A. l.. Hcggld, II Withdrawn.
a. 9. HINES.
Yeiden, Miss Feb. sth, ls7i,
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FINHE undersigned druggists oFar. f...
n the following reliable and pN,rI...
dies and are authorized CD ruarnHfsa...
every case. Tests against humhugFas.
position. First-this guarantee I.a .I...
OF many others who have tested tlIrr. Il
second-fheir formulas ave given.
They are guaranteed hy iIelr mar..f..
Pcmberton, Taylor & Coz Nhn.e...
Chemists, Atlanta, ca Fouru T.
a ready cash sale where dealers Fr.
with consignments of similar proparal.sr.
CALIFORNIA FEVER g. AGUE sprrr.
For Chills and Fever Billions rr5 T...
mittent feycrs, and preventative f.r...
Gus diseases. IL has the highest iuI.r......
from Druggists and Physicians. P.r.
known 10 them.
GLOBE FLOWER COUGH sYPrp
The most pleasant and efficient re....
all diseases OF the throat aud Iuuea. rrI.
ny Druggists as one Ut thc staple. rr.
cine.
COMPOUND EXTRACT OFsTYLENGAn
QUEEN S DELIGHT
For Scrofuln, WhitcswcImga. TI...
scores, Syphelis in an of iis forms arI
eases arising from impure blood aHd I....
endorsement Of Physicians Who Nrr
formula, and have used DO Boa tlriF rr..
and is staple with Druggists. FoHuaf
lished.
TAYLOR's ANTI-DYspEpT1c ELIXIR
For Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and .I.,
diseases, arising from disurdprfi liver +.
stomach. Itseldom fails 20 giycrrIeG AN
ply for Formula.
BUCK 4 uAILY.
Druggist
3m. JACKSON, Miss
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ALL who wish CASH PAYING Education
N for themselves or sons, can obtain il in
he shortest possible time, and with the least
ossible expense, at
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THE subscriber offers for sale the above seed
Il the present years product from seed inn
ported from David Dickson, Of Sparta, Geor-
gia. The price Of seed saved from the first and
End piekings will be two dollars and half per
bushel, or two dollars for amounts over twenty
bushels. There will be limited amount above
my own wants OF seed that have been selected
again as improved seed the price Of which will
be "a per bushel. The later pickings, OF which
there will be large quantity can be sold for
one dollar per bushel.
Parties ordering seed from q distance can
have them forwarded from Summit.
This variety Of seed is twenty dayslmOre for
ward than any ether variety-gives q much
larger yield and turns out more lint cotton.
Apply TO me directly, or 10 j. N. Atkinson
& Bro.
WALTER L. CAMPBELL,
Summit, Miss.
uow1-5m
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"E Will pay Agents a SALARY
w OF $40 per week and expenses
or allow large commission, TO sell our new
and wonderful Inventions. Address
NJ WAGNER A. CO.
febz8w6m Marshall, Mich.
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Record, Dockets, and Minute
Books for Public Ohics

BOOKS 1OI dis uOk1C VxuCS
Manufactured in as good style and at low
prices as can be obtained in the North (freight
charges considerably
LEDGERs, COTTON Books, CASH Books
and DAY Books, made to order, after any
desired pattern.
Music, MAGAZINES, PAMPHLETS and OLD
Books bound, or rebound in any style de-
sired.
Books. CATALOGUES, BRIEFS, MINUTES OF
ASSOCIATIONS and other PAMPHLETS
printed at short notice.
Posters, Cards, bill Heads, Letter
Heads, and all kinds of Conn
mercfal Printing excel
ted promptly to order.
Having Twenty Thousand Dollars worth of
new machinery and stock employed in our bu-
siness, and having a corps of workmen in all
departments, excelled by none, we solicit a
continuance of the liberal patronage which
our establishment has steadily enjoyed.
POWER & BARKSDALE.
PROPRIEToRs.
Jackson, Miss, Feb 1880.
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Blanks and Blank Books for 1. o. o. F.
Lodges furnished promptly to order.
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HARNESG, OF all kinda and Prices. for
- Carriage, Buggy and Wagon, ut Cost
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.
and indeed all the affections which arise
from malartouss mnrshs or mtasmattc
poisons.
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GLOBE FLOWER COUGu sYrrr

The most pleasant and efficient re#.I. .
all diseases of the throat and uuea. rrI
by Druggists as one Of thc smUle rr
cine.
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No one remedy is louder called
for by the necessities OF the
American people than n sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague.
Such we are now enabled % Offer,
with a perfect certainty that Il
will eradicate the disease, and
18th og.,,y.,,.o f..t,da,l ~, v,..aof
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Jackson, Miss, Feb. 1880.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-02-04
= Ce.n " ihg
A VISIT TO ELLICOTT CITY.

On the day after Christmas | visited
Ellicott City, formerly called Ellicott Mills,
ten miles from Baltimore by the Frederick
Pike. In 1880 | went from Baltimore in
the cars to Ellicott mills, they were then
drawn by horses, there being no steam cars,
at that time in the United States. Daniel
J. McCauley, formerly of this county, now
resides at Ellicott City. He commenced
making Hour barrels there before the great
flood of July 1868 by which he suffered
he has rallied from his loss, and has now
much more prosperous business. He has
steam engine of 20 horse power, with
machinery for cutting out and dressing
slaves and heading. The slaves are steam
ed and softened in the bolt and are clipped
out with a knife, one after another with
great rapidity, 10000 are cut in one day
After being cut from the bolt, they are
cut them the exact length, they are then
carried out smoking hot to he piled up,
where they soon dry. They are then joint
ed by knife that clips off the edge to the
proper shape and of equal width at each
end. The heading is cut from bolts of pop
lar, by horizontal circular saw, and is
kiln dried to season it, and then planed and
cut into heads by machinery. When the
stuff is thus prepared an active cooper
makes from fifteen to twenty barrels per
day. The two mills here known as Gam
Drills, or the Patapsco Mills, manufacture
800 barrels Of flour in Il day, and Mr..
McCauley expects to be able shortly to
furnish all the barrels they want.
The Patapsco flour is in high rcputc and
brings from fifty cents to a dollar per bar
rel more than other brands. The millers
now prefer the machine barrels as
they are stronger and handsomer than the
old kind
Mr.. McCauley is on the Baltimore county
side of the Patapsco, and is now and has
been for several years, one of the County
Commissioners of Baltimore county. The
subject of selling the Aims House property
is now agitated. 1t consists Of 176 acres,
and lies adjoining the city limits. The
day | was there the Commissioners had an
offer of So, $50 per acre for Is acres of land.
This was not the part on which the build
ings are located. They hold the whole at
81, 500 per acre. The county is in debt on
account of bounty bonds issued during the
war, and balance on the Aims House prop
erty S150.000. Then a new Aims House
would have to be built, and land purchased
in another neighborhood, which may cost
some $4,000. The basis of taxation in
the county is 100000 Under the new
road law they levied for roads 10 cents on
the 800 this season, each district getting
its own share of its levy. For schools they
levied 10 cents on the 800 in addition to
the State tax. There is also general
levy of cents on the 800 for bridges.
A Handsome Methodist Protestant Church
has been built there this season. The
President of the Frederick Turnpike gives
notice that one corner of the church is
within the limits of the Turnpike and must
be removed. An old building that was
taken down, stood out farther than the
church. 1t will not be moved until the
claim is clearly established. NJ
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Spread the Truth.

Some medical insist that it is undgnifed to
advertise remedy, however valuable it may he. Queer
reasoning this. 1t is like saying that article which
the world needs should he hid in cnrncr-that benefits
AMI blessings may he widely fuscd-that the
of protecting and restoring health should he close
monopoly, and not accessible TO all The argument is
bad. 1t is than that it is iHhubia'!. Suppose
lo>ctter's Stomach Bitt"rs-an absolute specific for
dyspepsia hiliionsness and lcbility-had
been known beyond the repertoire Of the faculty what
would have been the consequence: Instead Of curing
and iny oring millions the good effects of the prrpar
ation would have been confined to comparative few
There is the highest authority for saying that light
should not he hid under a Ensltl that whatever is
excellent should h placed Il city hill, where all
take enhance Of it. 1t is upon this prnci
pie that the Bittcrs have been advertised and continue
be advertised in newspaper Of any prominence
in til" western hemisphere and that the spontaneous
testimonials in its favor have been translated into all
written languages. Thousands enjoy perfect health
to-day who womb he laguisling beds of sickness if
the newspaper. had not spread the truth with regard to
this unequaci uvigOrant and corrective far aud wide
Suppose profit has been reapci from this publicity. Is
that any argument against it If the public health has
hc- protected if lives have been saved: if the feeble
gthened and the sick restored great good
has been accomplished: and who mean 10 srudsc
to c1ertions thus directed their fair reward
Jan II. lS1l-lm
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Hard Times and High Taxes.

In these times of pecuniary difficulty
and distress, it is favorite practice for
Democratic politicians to charge cause of
distress and high taxes on the Republican
Administration and Congress, which have
saved sos, 134, 020 in the year 1870 over
1869, in which the saving over the Demo
cratic Administration of Andy Johnson
was still greater. This cutlery and ground
less charge serves that party to divert the
attention of the people from the home
heavy and increasing tax for State and
county purposes.
In looking over the Comptroller's report
recently published, we find one column in
the table of tax receipts headed 'Southern
Relief Tax $17,615.96 Turning to the
act creating this tax, VIC find it was passed
by the Democratic Legislature of 1SG7-not
Republican member i'll that Legislature
The preamble to the act states the object of
it to be "To appropriate one hundred
thousand dollars for the relief Of destitute
people in the States wasted by war; This
500, 900 was ordered to be taken out OF
any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated, and tax of one cent on the
500 was created by the same act to pay
the tax on, and provide Il sinking fund for
the liquidation of this debt; and last year
the people paid in taxes for that purpose
the sum above stated, and next year they
will pay as much, and the next, and next,
till the principal becomes due. Our farm
ers and over burthened tax payers at pres
ent need the money more than Southern
Rebels, and the taking of this large sum
from Treasury they had baukrupted, fol-
such purpose was nothing less than rob-
berry of the people. This is but a single
item, however, of the plundering which
that party has been guilty of since it gained
power in the State.
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MYSTIC WATER FROM DAVID'S WE'LL

The Great nIURETII. TONIC and ALTER ATINE rem
c'y Of the NTf holds in solution thu PRoTnyIpE of IRnS
and other valuable compounds and i, being proved by
the uucTrn test of repeated trials of the hest
known REMEDIES for KIDNEY DISEASES, Dyspepsia. NER-
vJUSSESS. LIVER COMPLAINTS. CATARRHAL ArPrt TI0Ns,
CoNSCMrTInN, its early stages DIABETES INTESTINAL
DSnEpgRs and GENERAL DEBILITY. 1t purifirs and en-
riches the blood in the appetite promotes dcs-
ton. stimulates the scrrenn> and vitaIns the nervous
system. 1t is HIGHLY RECtNMENDEp 10y PHYSICIANS and
the testimonials of invl reveal its p"wers. Ii
i sold at the low price of 500 per box Of one dozen quart
bottles delivered at Bristol, Pa to be expressed any
point.
Eg- The HEALING INSTITUTE at DAVIDS WELL
i dc grated accommodate patients during all
of the wear. who prefer drinking the MYSTIC WATER
from the WELL. Feb !. lS11-jm
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LETTER EROM MIDDLETOWN.

MIDDLETowN, DEL, Feb. lst, 1871.
Mr.. demonstrating been silently
absent from your old town, now pick up
the pen to ask you to send me The JVAig
as subscriber). AS in your vicinity
we've had snow, plenty for good sleighing,
and the merry bells of brass jingle them
selves into the good graccs of the beaux
to such an extent that each male member
Of society thought himself entitled to Il
dozen bells instead of one. Indeed plu-
rality seems to be the order of the day.
Everywhere smiling faces are seen, the
young gents It's said, smile oftenest.
Strange, bit tue 1t is.
The Good Templars '.tit'' bravely for a
time here, but Capt. W. II. Iskey conquered,
and they are no more.
dashing rain, last night, spoiled the
sleighing, and in consequence the farmer is
even now talking of the peach and wheat
prospects, though they don't go much on
the wheat, as doubtful things are cery
uncertain. The surrounding nurseries
are entirely drained, and peach trees yet
in active demand. Everybody is turning
attention to fruits, as experience has taught
them that their lands will not pay in grain,
in competition with western lands, produc-
tions, facilities and present prices. They
also have fallen out with commercial fer
tilizers for profit, believing them to be
injuriously exhaustive, instead of perma-
nently beneficial, acting as a momentary
stimulant than otherwise. Consequently,
lime and ashes are again coming into fash
ion. Their eyes are also opened to the
large profits in canning fruits, and we have
promise of large Canning Factory. AL
ready passed both Houses. The Bill is
complete, and we expect to have in August,
200 hands busy putting up the luscious
Middle Delaware peach. More again.
Yours, OBSERVER.
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4 BLESSING TO LADIES'.
DupOncO'S Golden Pills for Females
ARE PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
AND NEVER FAIL.

To nmciae'y relieve an, permanently supprcsseG
,iifcult 'IStruttiuu remove distractions. &c.
one lady writes. she would he willing to pay 50 u box
for them rather than be without them.
Another lady writes Dnponcr'S Goidea Pills relieved
me in two days, without any Inconvenience, like
magic.
" Beware If Counterf"its. The genuine il pu,
up in large white boxes, containing double quantity
of Pills. and upon each box yuu will find the L. S
Revenue Stamp printed from my pirate die upon which
yuu will find the words DuPoNCOS GOLDEN PERIoDIcA
Pills in iwltcI letters. None genuine without that
stamp The small red and peiLOn bpres are no longer
r.,., hnciuI.c Of their h.in.r rnumi erfritrl.
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80 -

sB If you want to be IN a good humor
all the week, get your washing nicely done
by 10 O'Clock Monday morning and have
the clothes ironed and put away before
night. Now if yon don't know how to do
this, just inquire at Moore & Bro, who
manufacture that famous Wilmington
CitY .S0ap.N Ask Your grocer for it.
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sB -Enigmas, Charades, ETC., should
always be accompanied by the answer to
insure attention. The answer will not, OF
course, be made public. We have received
an inisma composed of So letters, unaccom-
panied by the answer. Under the rule
above cited, it goes over, as the Congress
reports saw