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THE undersigned is now prepared 10 take
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is also taking Photographs ofthe Best Quail
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Please call and see Tor yourself. twill cost
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yours truly -

| [The above letter explains itself. and the fact
of its being handed us for publication is further
proof that the course Of true love never does run
smooth Ten cents were enclosed to bind the
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-04-28

Enormous Increase of WeaIth.-We
publish on our first page, tables comparative Of
the real and personal wealth Of the severa State $
of the Union, in 1860 and 1870. The aggregate
wealth Of Ohio is thus stated:
In lST0.....'' '..'''..''''"$l ,5l2 437 $50
In lS60.... ..................... 959 1891, ,l0l
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E5Yss
:nELMBoLD,s EXTRACT BUcuU.

.ITELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Is duretic and blood d-purifying. and cures all
diseases arising from habits of dissipation. and
excesses and imprudences in life, impurities Of
the blood, etc, superseding cOpaiba in afee-
tions for which it is used, and syphilitic aff.o-
tlons in these diseases used in connection with
Ilelmbold's Rose Wash.
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladies', the Ex-
tract Buchu Is unequalled by any other remedy
as in chlorosis or retention irregularity, pain
fnlness or suppression OF customary evacuaiions,
liberated or schirrus state of the uterus, leucor-
rhGa or whites, steriy, and for all C, mplaints
Incident TO the sex, whether arising from udis-
creticn er habits of dissipation. Itis prescribed
extensively by the most eminent physicians and
mdwives for eufeebled and delicate cons titu.
tions, Of both sexes and all ages (atteuded with
any OF the above diseases or symptonlsl.
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RlDELL-F0WLER.-B the Rev. Mr.. Gilt,
on Wednesday, April STU. at the residence Of ! ,
BARNARD, ESQ, River Falls, Wisconsin, Mr.. W.
Y. RIDRLL and Miss A ABBIE FOWLER.
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LETTER FROM BOWLING GREEN.
Bovine GREEN, April 10, 1877

BowLtNG GREEN, April 10, 1871.
--, I thought would write few
lines to you TO know il a visit from me would be
acscepted or not as / would like to Get
COMPANION | thought | would write and you
could send me line and let me know your opin-
ion on the subject as to the difficulties with my
wife will settle them all salts factory So that
ihare will be no ditiicuy you can Write and let
Inc know what your mind is on this subject and
can come and talk the thing over If you have
mind to do so please write soon as convenient
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90

BEING PREPARED EXPRESSLY EOR
THE AB0VE COMPLAINTS ITS BLOOD
PURIFYING PROPERTIES ARE GREATER
THAN ANY OTHER PREPARATION OF
SARSAPARILLA. IT GIVES THE CON-
PLEXl0N A CLEAR AND HEALTHY COL
OR AND RESTORES THE PARENT TO A
STATE OF HEALTH AND PURITY. FOR
PURIFYING THE BLOOD. REMOVING ALI
CHRONIC CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF
TIE BLOOD, AND THE ONLY RELIABLE
AND EFFECTUAL KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE CURE OF PAINS AND SWELLING or
THE BONES, ULCERATIONS OF THE
THROAT AND LEGS, BGOTCHES, PM
PIES ON THE FACE, ERYSIPELAS AND
ALL SCALY ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN,
AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION.
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Death OF Robert w Trovis-we reor

Death OF Robert w. Travis.-we regret
to learn Of the death of r. W. TRAVIS, which &C
cured at his residence in Bowling Green. on
Monday night, oath inst. His disease was ty-
phoid pneumonia, with which he had fingered
about nine weeks. He was yourg man Of good
mora! and temperate habits. upright and honor.
able, and his loss will be deeply lamented by
his young wife, relatives and friends.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
EXAMINERS, NOTICE.

SCHOOL EXAMINERS, NOTICE
meeting of the Board Of School Examiners Of
Woodcounty Ohio, for the examination ofteach-
ers, at the Court House in Bowling Green, on
the Friday Of each month until further notice.
Each applicant should be present as early as
O'Clock A. NJ.
Each applicant will be required TO furnish
certificate Of good moral character.
There will be no examination of applicants
except at regular meetings of the Board
No certificates will hereafter be antedated to
cover time taught previous to examination.
BY order Of the Board
s. s. LONG. Clerk.
Bowling Green, February 7, A. D. 1871.
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This space is reserved for F. r.
hILLRa 4 Co.
TONTOCANY MILL.

This Mill is now completed, and ready to do
CUSTOM WORK,
WithPromptness, and in Satisfactory Manner
TNHE Subscribers have spared no expense
l. to make this Mill second to none in the
State. They contemplate, by doing Superior
Work and the honorable treatment of their
Customers, to make 1t
The Favorite Mill, in this Section OF
the Country.
lB- Cash Paid For Wheat, Corn,
Buckwheat, Oats, &c.
FLOUR, MEAL, FEED, &c,
Constantly on hand, and orders for same are
respectfully solicited. Prices satisfactory.
Address the subscribers, at Tontogany Ohio,
or +. r. MILLER & CO., Perrysburg. Ohio.
PECK Il MILLER.
Tontogany, Ohio, July IS, 1870. 20
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PERRYsBURG MARKET,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY GILBERT BEAcH AND

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY GILBERT BEACH AND
JAMES p. AvEEILL.
VeRRYsBURo, April 20 1871
Wheat y bu. I 3O@I 40 Flour q bl. 507 so
Corn u 100 TBS -. Csc Oats .4S,a5 soc
do shelled. 50652c Rye . zoe
Buckwheat Flour 90 Glover Seed 1g bu,
Pork y Dbl S2O022 Chickens n ID lOc
Hogs s.----.6 00@7 90 Turkeys q fb -.12H
Potatoes. - .--.70@75 Beans, Navy. so so
Diisd Apples. s.------7o Beans, common so
Butter er-.--.--.-----2 zoe lard ----- l2X@l Sc
Eggs s.-----.-.-----llc Feathers --.- 60c
Beeswax: -. 25@3Oc Flax Seed .-...
HIDES AND SKINS-Green hides, 7@8c;
dotalf lac; dOsalted cured, l4@15c; do dry
20@25c.
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G17anacnagosue.

warmers Emmepngogue Is the only ar
ticle known TO cnre the Whites, III will cure N
every case.) Where is the family in which this
important medicine is not wanted Mothers,
this is the greatest blessing ever offered you,
and yOn sheuld Immediately procure it. II is .
sure cure for Female Irregular ties, and NAV be
depended on in every case where the monthly
flow has been obstructed through cold or disease
Sold by druggists Price One Dollar. Or sent
by mailon receipt of One Dollar aud Quarter
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, April 27 1871.
Wheat P bu l3j@li5 Flour q bbl. 6.0OGsO
Corn u 100 ID -..6Oc Oats. -.....-5 Soc
Pork, mess -. S22 90 Glover Seed " bu. 50
Potatoes -. S2@90c Chickens l2ke
Dried Apples 7l03c Turkeys --.l2@l5c
Buttcr.----. 1s@22c Beans -. lOOal rs
Eggs ..--..---l2ISc Lard -.l2Hc
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-04-28

Womnn's Rights.-Perrysburg is mt tn
he behind in this movement. On Friday last. a
father chnstised a daughter who was shout l2
or IA years Of age, because she re fused to reside
Constable HANDLEY might fail to arrest and
punish the hard-hearted parent, one of our fe-
male citiz ems assumed to act as street Marshal
in the case. She did not carry concealed wenp-
ons as was reported, but carried the usual badge
Of an officer, a big club.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW RTIsEmENys.

Circus-G. @. Grady.
Agents Wanted--E. Haunaford a Co.
Millinery Goods-Mrs. ]. A. Spaford.
Vetenary Surgeon-H. BlOhm.
Saw Mill--H. Wiltse a Son.
Dry GOods--F. r. Miller 4 Co.
Dwelling Cor Sale Chas. Wright.
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~ o tothe JOURNAL Office to etJob Print
N ing NJ everv description. None but FIRST
class work allowed to 20 ptot tbeoGee,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-12-28

Dental Surgeon of Hazlehurst, Miss, has
been in Jackson ten days doing some hand
some and difficult operations in filling and
building out decayed and broken teeth that
had been given up as hopeless by other dem
lists. He respectfully refers to a letter from
DR.. James s. Knapp, Professor in New Orleans
Dental College, testimony of his ability.
Respectfully refers now to the following
gentlemen, and work done for them evil
dence of his superior skill in filling and
saving badly decayed teeth: Mr.. Joe. Brad
ford, Harry Pierce, Capt. Lowd, Chris. Hinkle
and Louis Raymond. DR.. Holmes will visit
Jackson about the LIST January. and remain
several days. Cures diseased gums or scurvy,
abscesses, or other diseases of the mouth.
Fills teeth that are mere shells, removes
amalgam filings from front teeth and fills
with gold. Orders left with Messrs. Lowd &
Raymond or addressed to Hazlehurst will
receive prompt attention. Work will be done
at private residences. dec 1T jan1
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-12-28
THE LEBANON, TENNESSEE
LAW SCHOOL.

This celebrated Institution will soon close
the most prosperous Session since the war.
Six reasons why every young man who
intends to make the Law his profession
should attend the Law School at Lebanon,
Tenn:
1st.-The Professors are the most eminent
teachers and lawyers in the Southwest.
2d.-The Course embraces every principle
of Law known to the Profes sion.
Sd. Its Moot Courts are intensely practi-
cal, and in them are prepared and tried
almost every kind of a case met in actual
practice.
4th.-Pupil's entering on Jan. 22d will
get a Diploma in ten months. and License
to Practice Law, the License being gratuit-
Gus. They will also have the benefit of a
summer vacation during the year.
5th.-The healthfulness of Leban on and
the high Christian character OF its people.
6th.-Many of the most successful Law
yers and eminent Judges in the Southwest
have been educated in this School.
Address, Hon. N. GREEN,
dec l9-w2w Labanon, Tenn.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-12-28

Has made the Most Astonishing Cures; So
Quick, So Rapid are the Changes the
Body undergoes, under the infu-
ence of this truly wonderful Medicine that
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-12-28

At the request of friends 1 announce my
self as a candidate for Alderman in the
North Ward OF the city, and respectfully
request the votes of the citizens OF Jackson
residing within the limits of that Ward.
Election first Monday in January.
In making the announcement 1 pledge
myself, should be elected, to favor at all
times the most economical administration
of city affairs, and to advocate the redue-
ton of city taxes to the smallest amount
necessary to conduct the city government.
To insist upon the publication of receipts
and expenditures, as required by the city
charter, and to foster the interests of the
fire companies which have been organized
for the purpose of protecting State, city and
private property.
If HARRIS BARKSDALE.
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Tbe Clarion for Is72.

-. favorable time to subscribe for
RIOS. 1t is furnished at a rate low
lHh 70 enable every one who feels an
sDYso .t in his, or her, country, to subscribe
ih" nuring the past year, its circulation
~ l,roely increased. We have list of
" a1vsnce-paying subscribers Of which
''i' &c lust cause to be proud. But we
I'm further to increase it We want
y. mi It into every household in the State;
- order to create an additional in
-.rosnt TO subscribers, we shall begin
ul1 our efforts to make the paper what it
,ta-a medium of news of the events
- .La day. as they arise-of general intel
Y Y upon topics of interest-and vehi-
!, .ound thought upon the paramount
..,;on. which should engage the atten-
w natrfots and philanthropists.
tel attention will be bestowed upon
.,oeeedings of the Legislature, soon to
=. .aoble. The proceedings of that body
In be fraught with momentous conse-
-. 10 the taxpayers and to all friends
I, int and peaceful administration of the
state government
pe.ides. the country is on the verge OF
a. most important civil contest of the
.,..os-tbe Presidential! election with its re-
'aI,. Of tremendous import to all classes of
our people
"a propcr time, The CLARION will COM
..o,ee tbe publication of a series of papers
,.lor the head of ISSUES OF THE CANVASS.
+. which the matters for decision in the
lection. will be presented, and the hideous
crimes Of the party in power revealed i'll all
,fsir monstrous deformity. To the can
v,.ser-poltician-or, stump speaker, So
..lel. we shall endeavor to make our jour
,.lipdispensabie. We are thoroughly i'm
hped with the idea of the magnitude of the
i..1es involved; and the glorious results of
ne late canvass, to which we shall ever re-
ear with inexpressible pride-are sign of
n, great deiverance which awaits the peo-
HE Of our State, no matter how the election
i lirge may eventuate, if they will be but
true TO themselves.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-12-28

The first shock of winter tells tremen-
dously upon enfeebled systems. Every one
knows that rice rersd, the body requires as
a protection against epidemics, an aclima-
ting medicine. All travellers and voyagers
admit this. 1t is equally necessary to
acelimate the system in passing the confines
of one season and entering upon another
Autumn is gone and winter is here. Pre-
pare the frame and the constitution to meet
the change by a course of Hostetter's
stomach Bitters. This inestImable vegeta-
bile tonic increases the staminal strength of
those who take it, and renders them proof
to a great extent against the devitalizing
power of cold and damp. These two
agents are as prolific of disease as tropical
heat, and animal vigOr-such vigor as this
healthful and pure tonic diffuses through
the whole organization-is repellant which
they cannot master. A large proportion
of the colds, catarrhs, and pulmonary COM
plants which prevail in winter, might be
avoided, by strengthening and regulating
the system in advance with this invigorant
and Alternative. Not that it is recommends
as a specific for those complaints, but as a
preventive of their causes. On the other
hand, it is not only a preventive of, but q
specific for the indigestion, intestinal irreg-
ularities, malarious fevers, bilious attacks,
and nervous affection, superinduced by
chilly and damp atmosphere.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-12-28

CITIZENS DIDN'T SEE ITl-After
&c. Kerr's nomination by the home Re
pablicans, in spite of the bitter opposition
dthe carpet baggers, the latter became dis
slsted and their organs barely published
without comment the proceedings of the
minimizing convention of their own party.
Meantime the Modest Muss Clan conceived
the idea of thanking the favorite of the
GOlored Republicans, who after having
served the c. BIS so well, thought it was
time to promote some of their home friends
and got up cunningly devised call for a
"Casens' Netting" Friday night. 1t was
signed by several excellent gentlemen of
the Conservative faith inadvertently. we
Presume, and without knowing or cariug
What the paper was about, as it is inferable
mat Conservatives would not have under
EEentO interfere in the matter of "a Repub-
mean nomination" and pronounce it $50
called" This the sequel proved, as but one
ortwO of them attended. The hour struck
the time came-but 10! the ''Citizens'
were not there. The ''Citizens" were not
inclined 10 be made cats-paws for the dis
committed G. BIS. The truth is, there were
Two candidates in the field with whom all,
except the carpet-baggers, were satisfied
Nehard c. Kerr and Marion Smith-the
race was made up. and the people thinking
"Nas pretty enough as 1t stood, beheld the
vancouver of the c. BIS affair off, exclaiming
WIN Parson Dale, quietd non morere! The
.defS are uD Clear the track
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-12-28

For the Clarion.
To the Memory of
MRS COLONEL WILLIAM SMITH.
Of Clinton, Miss.
Zone to that fair land Of beautiful flowers,
Fadeiess and bright as the sunlight of
heaven;
Gone where Gods blessings are scattered in
showers
On all who loved here the Faith he has given.
To drink of that fount, whence immortal
drops flow,
Made rich BY tie blood of the Lamb that
was slain;
And as pure as that fount, is the radiant
glow
That circles her spirit, now freed from all
pain.
She has crossed the dark waves Of Deaths
chilling stream,
10 plume her white wings In green mea-
dows so bright,
While her smile fingers here, like some
beauteous dream
mat we would not forget, so holy its light.
Passed away from this life of sorrow and
gloom,
To join the glad angels, our mother SO dear,
But still she is with US, though closed in the
tomb
Is that form we so loved, while God LETT her
here.
We weep when we think she has gone from
Us now,
And left only shadows to mirror her face;
But we smile when we dream of her angel
kissed brow,
Made glorious in beauty, by Faiths crown
ing grace.
Her autumn of life was made winter too
soon,
By frosts that were blighting-with anguish
and pain,
Bat the drear winter has passed, aud Hea-
ven's own boon,
Is Springtime eternal-a cherubim's reign.
How white is the banner, so proudly she
holds,
And shining the armor she wears on her
breast
She points to the stars, mid the banners
soft folds,
While sweetly she whispers, I'm blest, oh,
Pm blest." FELICIA.
GOSHEN SPRINGS, Miss, Dec Is, 1871.
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Winter and Spring Appointments
of the Bishop of Mississippi.

v;ol,ahrrr Dec 07tb IN Ian 9nd 1872
niern"d P1ace 1an an
Gnn9 G,,If "'
0ran6 G! Hull' L. e,L al o,b
roFt uloson' '"" O'n ~ i0'"
6EpiPhany ,o.(
n 6edneyi ian ian I'm 1et
N SJnlp: MI ian ian - 81, 70 iO'n
Ma.nhaIs Yan 10Th 10 53rd
Woodyille. Jan. 18th to 18th.
Liberty, 10Th, Pm.
Summit, Jan. Both to Feb. 9th.
Rr99oLbav Conrocation and Ordination.
wesson, Feb. 8th
Hazlehurst, Feb 10Th and llth;; ,o.
T IT. so" FoP iB9h
~ 49, l
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The Hook AND LADDER TRUCK.-
The beautiful truck ''Fannie Johnston of
Pearl Hook and Ladder Company No. l, ar
rived last Saturday and was drawn through
the city for inspection. The boys" OF
course we're delighted to receive it and will
Immediately 90 into service on their own
hook; after having done nearly two years
service as an organization by assisting en-
CINE companies Nos. l and 2. The truck
was housed tor the present in the engine
house of Hope No. 3. In honor of this i'm
pOrtant occasion in the history of their or
qnzaton the IL. and LIS gave an entertain
ment Saturday evening at No. is house, to
which all members of the department were
invited. Quite large number were pres
eHt and many toasts were drank TO the pros
perity Of the youngest company in this
gallant organization. The entertainment
was presided over by Chief Engineer Thos.
Green, who is always ready" to assist and
70 counsel and to encourage the tirem en-
not iaulter in the glorious cause in which
they are enlisted.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-12-28

MEETING OF MECHANICS AND CITI-
TINS GESERALLY.-There will be meeting
ofmeehanics and citizens generally in the
Hall Of representatives on Saturday even
iag December 30th, at seven o'clock, to
uemoralize the Legislature to remove the
Penitentiary outside the corporate limits of
The city and to employ the convicts in the
manufacture of cotton and wooden goods,
and such other branches as will least con-
sct with the industrial interests of the
mechanics and other citizens. a full at
tendance of citizens. without distinction of
race or color, is earnestly solicited.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-12-28
ARRIVAL OF U. s. PRISONERS FROM

ARRIVAL OF u. S. PRISONERS FROM
s. 'iALA CoUNTY.-On last Friday evening.
young men were brought to our city,
~ ~ Attaia county, under gaurd of Fed
"a soldiers, and are now confined in the
~. Jau' They were arrested for no crime
!; eney know of, unless it be upon suspi-
" ,0a OF being Ku Klux. Their names are w.
= nunnieut, Democrat, voted the Con-
10 ''A'lse ticket Isaac III. Chestnut (minor,
=. ears old, his father is Radical, and so
NJ. j. ID. Massie (minor, IL years old, no
~ Robt. Higgs (nO politics, did not
as at election; G. Kellum (no politics,
\. NOT vote at election). Tney are from
EASTERN part of the county.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-12-28

LIE CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE Com
t tANf-Ihis very popular company, having
luly complied with the laws of this State,
'Hch require, among other things, the de-
Fsi' OF twenty thousand dollars with the
94'e Treasurer, is prepared, as heretofore,
/" give unsurpassed security to those wish
* lille insurance. The headquarters of
NC company are at Memphis. Hon. Jefier-
W Davis is President, and the Directors
= ~ among the most responsible names Of
Ie southwest. Capt. James Hays, of Du-
''us Is Special Agent in Mississippi.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-12-28
How 10 Get a Commercial Edu-
cation.

To any young man who cannot convenient
ly afford the expense of full Commercial
Course in Dolbear's College, New Orleans,
and who may desire TO avail himself of the
same, we will present a full scholarship in
that institution worth Sl40) on his sending US
fifty subscribers to The WEEKLY CLARION, at
our regular rates within the next sixty days.
We will make only one such proposition, and
will duly authorize the first person willing to
accept, to go ahead and get the subscribers.
Address
POWER & BARKSDALE,
oct21tf Jackson Miss.