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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-23

HAS full and efficient Faculty.
NIB. Students are desired to enter as soon
as possible. This is the best place in Ameri-
ca to obtain a BUSINESS EDUCATION, which fits
a man for all positions in life, or learn to
READ, WRITE AND SPEAK the modern or Com
mercial languages.
Judge c o. DUGUE late President of Jeffer-
son College, has charge of the French Depart
ment.
Prof MEYER, German and Hebrew.
Prof. RICARDO RoRLEs, Spanish.
Prof eagle, Penmanship,
Profs MUM and FRIES Bookkeeping.
Prof FRIES, Mathematics.
u. FOLEY, ESQ, Councillor at Law, SC.
HEALrH.-The city is perfectly healthy and
York, Philadelphia, or Boston. Reports to the
contrary are Started and circulated by PED
oilers, RUNNERS and DRUMMERs for Northern
Cities Houses and Institutions. loose who
still send to the North for Education, volun-
tarily pay their money TO have task masters
placed over the whole people Of the south
Education should be free from politics, and
the South must educate her own Youth, or be
the slave of other sections. ALL persons
should be educated. IL is the educated mind
that must RULE, or Ruin is the consequence Of
ignora nee.
M B. An education thatenables one to earn
$1,000, 5000 and 5000 per annum is the best
position parents can give their sons.
n B.-Of all our numerous Graduates, for
the past 40 years, NOT ONE is now out of pro-
ftable employment, So far as known.
The 10th Anniversary will be February 70,
1872, and 1t is hoped all sormer Graduates and
Students viii be present.
nov10sw&w3m President
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BREVITIEs.

Nv orleans Fair is being held this week
ui.. Mamie Woods concert, 18th and
ia.
rmr City is again filling up with
hangers.
s,b.cribe for THE CLARION T; you W i'll never
4 Il u receive it
ofl John Robinson's circus is coming this
~ They will be here on the sth and 9th.
IT, Mississippi Conference of the NJ. f.
,rcb south meets at Meridian on the 18th
december.
vi.hart has all the novelties in stoves,
-. heaters etc. Go to Wishart for a
Irs,-class article.
\ oll John Robinson, who was here TWEEN
,.ar. ago. will be here again on the It'll
4 4 ,rh Of December.
can't. Ratliff has lost his bay horse, and
H. literally reward any Information that
m lead to his recovery.
Tie merits Of the Charter Oak Cooking
ove IRE set forth in another column. w.
Wishart is the agent.
lcbarley Peine, of Vicksburg, writes that
Il and others are coming out to State Fair
s;th some fast racing stock,
Ron DeBar, with dramatic corps, will
hen at Canton for one week, commencing
4 Monday evening next, 9th inst.
Ipo. C. Tucker, Superintendent of Public
kbools. Kinds county, advertises for first
Eade teacher. Salary $50 per month.
Messrs. Grant and Alcorn have issued or
y. for both a National and Stats thanks
Wing day TO occur on the Both OF Novem-
i.
Tbe Kinds county Gazette learns that
tor Rice, of Clinton, is to be appointed
,perntendent of Public education for
II county.
h. VIM. Atwood, formerly Adjntant
eneral of this Military District, was re-
hty drowned while on pleasure excur-
In on one of the Northern lakes.
Tbe School tax and bridge tax of Kinds
trnty. SO far as it relates to the corpora
b. OF Jackson, is no longer eollectable by
II Sheriff, but by the city collector.
rhe Sheriff requests the taxpayers to
alI at the Captains office and settle'' your
ate and County taxes before the psf of
Iecember, and save % per cent. damages.
II is with pleasure we note that orr rising
Iung friend of the legal profession, Frank
thompson, has been admitted to practice in
"a Criminal Court of Memphis. His many
lends in South Mississippi congratulate
ID predict brilliant future for him.
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In Jackson, Miss, Nov. 18th, 1871, at st.
Andrews Church, by the Rev. DR.. w. G..
Crane, Miss MOLLIE +. SHAKLEFoRD, of
Bolton, Miss, to JOHN +. BLACK of New
Orleans, La. No cards.
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Mt0TR Co GaKEm@evfam& Mxmehanes
The Publishersof TEE CLARION viii give
frst-class WILCOX & Gibbs Sewing Machine
worth ~ ~ the factory, TO any subscriber
who will send Us the greatest number of new
nsmes for TIE WEEKLx CEARIoN, not less
than ntiy, at our regular rates. Composition
open for sixty days ~.
address
POWER & BARKsDALE,
= octZTtf Jackson, Miss
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A good man cook is wanted at Summer
vile Institute. See advertisement of Pro
fessor Gathright.
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a. CADY. of Cam bridge. Mass, has used
Wheeler & Wilson Machine constantly
all kinds of dress making, since the
ting Of 1858, without repairs, and it is now
good a. new.
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TNION FEMALE COLLEGE
OXFORD. MISS.
REV. C. II. BELL, d. ENT
NEXT OPENING, September Ij, 1871

This Institution is held by Board Of Trus-
tees. under a Charter from the State, for the
benefit of the public, and is authorized 10
confer the highest educational honOrs.
The Trustees and Faculty, truly grained
at the very liberal Patronage heretofore be-
slowed. are determined to spare no efforts to
sustain its already acquired reputation, as
one of the best of the land.
The buildings consist of three story brick
edifce and "A two story brick Music Hail. dis
tant 100 feet and connected by corridors, all
situated in a beautiful grove of forest trees,
and while the young ladies are not permitted
TO leave the College limits unattended by "a
teacher, the grounds afford ample room Tor re-
creation
The long corridors extending. from the main
buildinr to the Music Hall, not only 4tOrd
protection from the weather, but ample room
for calisthenie and other exercises.
The sanitary regulations are highly condu
Give to physical development. The regular
hours for retiring and rising, and out door
exercise good fires in cold and damp weather,
suitable and well prepared fare, have resulted
in excellent health in this Institution.
The location is unquestionably healthy -
MANY young ladies who came TO the lnstltu-
ton with enfeebled constitutions nave entlre-
ly regained their health.
Small children and orphans especially, re-
ceiye as nearly mothers attention as pos
sible; it being one of the especial cares OF the
Lady Principal and Matron to see TO the
moral social and domestic training OF every
pupil
All pupils will be considered members Of
the Presidents family.
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NS-Special Trains will positively run from
Magnolia 10 Jackson, and from Canton 70
Jackson, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday Of Fair Week, At hours to-be here
after announced. The trains will leave Jack
son every evening after close Of exhibition.
tE street. Cars will run from the
Railroad Junction TO state Capitol A SUBJ
stantial plank walk will connect State Street
with Fair Ground.
Exhibitors ofHeavy wachImery may
rely upon having teams and suitable facilities
for transportation from Railroad to Fair
Ground. An
EXPRESS OFFICE
will be in regular operation Al the South end
Of the Machine Shed, aud packages will be
received and forwarded without extra charge.
A TELEGRAPH OFFICE
will also be in operation. and will be located
in the Main Building north end, seeoud floor
PRINTING OFFICE.
Thoroughly equipped Newspaper and Job
Office will be one Of the attractions. The Fair
Ground Daily Reporter will be printed At this
Office, and a large edition will be circulated
every morning, containing reports Of the Fair
for the day previous, the programme, Adver-
tisements, etc. Visitors to the Fair are spe-
cially invited TO visit the Printing Office
B&T The Grand Firemen's Parade and
Display viii take place on Friday.
Grand Tournament-Friday morning.
Grand Balloon Ascension-Frid +. M.
The Balloon "IIercules feet high-has
been engaged for the occasion. A distinguish
ed Eronaut will ascend with the Balloon.
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.ITsT RECETYED.

IN BARRELS Choice Family Flour.
~ 10 casks Bacon. -.
Is bbls. Pork. rW~ a E 10
Is bbis. Meat
so bbls. half barrels and kegs M0lasses.
fierces Hams.
100 sacks Bran Frr nmD
100 pieces Hemp Bagging.
200 bundles Iron Ties. Hmt TOT
Also large stock Of 49,
Sugar. Cofee. Z Potatoes, Onions, Hsminy,
which we are Offering at reduced prices, at
octl7slm fn ROBINSON BTENkMSs1
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Stockholders in the Planters, Manufaetur-
ers and Mechanics Association, are request
ed to furnish the undersigned with . full list
Of the members Of their respective families,
80 that ticket Of admission may be prepared
for each. Drop the list in post-ofhce.
invited. Call on Joshua Green, ESQ Treas.
urer, who win issue certificates each share Of
' - = =. r Z POWER, Secretary.
Jackson. July rs, ls7l.-tf
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The undersigned has the authority of C oil
A brown, General reight Agent of the n
o. ). and 9. n. Railroad, for stating that all
Cotton sent 70 the Mississippi State Pair dee
4th to sth) for competition for the Special Pre-
miums offered, viii be shipped FREE TO JAek-
SON over the said Railroad, and that the Station
Agents win beso Instructed.
il POWER,
Secretary State Fair.
aug151S7It.f
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WESTON THE WALKIsT. - Edward
WON weston thus writes to the Secretary
Mississippi State Fair, under date Of 18th
t.
While | regret you have been again
liged TO postpone your Fair, yet | must
I | cannot disappoint your expectations,
far as am concerned, and therefore you
B depend on my appearing In Jackson on
tuesday and. Friday, December 7th and
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Anparafus.

The College is supplied with suitable appar-
aims sufficient TO illustrate the Sciences, and
give practical knowledge of them.
The President has been furnished with wall
liable additions to his former geological col
lections. The Young ladies of this institution
having specimens before them, can acquire
correct knowledge of this highly interesting
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TOTAx PAYERS. a,

TvHE CAPITAL STATE BANK Is now rea-
Z Al aay 20 pay all County, Stntn and City Tar
es Hand in your Lists and save time and
money. hOI1ff q NH novlTswlm
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CORES & OGDEN.-We publish to-
i the card of this New Orleans firm. DIR.
pes was, in former years, a leading clti-
D of Jackson, and has been for many
PRS a public spirited and influential eiti-
of New Orleans. Mr. Ogden has thirty
hrs of mercantile and financial experience
New Orleans, and was formerly Direc-
and chairman of Finance of the n. O..
hnd G. n. r, r. Company The follow
notices are among others equally as
hplimentary and deserved by the press
New Orleans:
p more promising or deserving business
ion has rarely come under our notice
eh party to it knows from intimate asso-
|tion, the others merits, and the formali-
of copartnership only adds an official
1 to bonds of almost lifelong friendship
confidence. That the new firm is en-
Ply trustworthy viii be admitted by all :;
p none is more deserving, but few, if
b, will question.-Price Current.
Both gentlemen are well known in our
b, and are esteemed amongst our best
most worthy merchants. In their new
Partnership, their intimate knowledge in
hmercial circles, and Acknowledged bus
IS tact cannot fail to secure for them a
Ftering succeSs.-Times.
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The classes in Chemistry, Astronomy, Ma
tural Philosophy, and Geology, through the
courtesy of the officers of the State Universe
~ have access to its large and well appointed
Laboratory, Philosophical Apparatus and
Geological Collections, excelled by none IN
tI,a Goufh
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10 III M OLHAR
S7,ATE STREET,
Jackson Eliaa.
NENs' FALL AND W1VrEu

MEMS PAIL AND WuVuEw
CASSIMERE SUITS
BOYS AND CmLDREgs CLoLrmH0,
In Great Variety. fuIlline off
Gentle@ens' Furnishing tioeIa.
Custom Made shirts and Drawers. ais8
Under Shirts. Gsuuemena Noct Tee
and English Half Hose in Greet Variety.
Geuti~@~n and Maya Hate
in grest variety. Alvays ON band general
assortment 81 Mems Custom made
BOOTS AND SHOES,
ALSO Ladies and Ch1drons eL0oa Ir1akF.
Nalises and tarpei Bags in great variety.
To which the attention Of ODE public IH Dol.
ted. No trouble 90 show gD0dH thI and rH.
anime before buying elsewhere.
march8lHw
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NEW ORLEAN
For ale.

MY PLACE, miles from Jackson, on the
vi Canton road, containing 40 acres, halt
cleared = Good House. rooms, stable and
cabins. Title perfect. Will sell very low,
Apply to
= nav21tf e - j. .LEML1.
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ENTRY FEES,

Each exhibitor will purchase the usual adj
mission ticket before making entries. No class
of visitors exempt from the payment of entry
fee where the article or animal entered is for
competition, either for regular special pre-
miums.
Exhibitors residing in Jackson and'vicinity
are recommended to make their entries on
Friday and Saturday previous to the Fair, as
far practicable.
The Secretary and his Assistants viii be at
Fair Grounds on said days.
Va The Entry Books will be closed on
Tuesday evening, October oath, and no entry
will be made after that time unless in special
cases named in Premium List, and by special
consent of the Board of Control.
If j. L. POWER, Sec'y.
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The authorities Of the College are determin-
ed that this department shall be conducted by
the best professional ability. The patrons
NAV feel assured that the music taught here Is
not Of that silly, sentimental character by
which the refined and cultivated ear is 50
often shocked; bnt il is true music, that which
tends to refine the feelings and inspire pure
and exalted emotion
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TINE undersigned at Iackaon. offers Ior ra'.
n the tract Of land on which he formerly
resided, situate ~ miles west fr0m IuraIHH
Station, g miles above Jackson. y ls from IuH.
aloo College, c0l0red, where freedmen caH .I
ucnte their children, an iuduCrmrut iar IH.U
o. live on thc place. and ] VI east 0f ihr ln.E
son aud Livingston road. it r1Hfairn aI.'a
acres, nearly The whole good flhhlo Ianai nl
which az are cleared. and % acrea orc -'II
bottom land On DO are good cabins. IHT..
good cisterns, and an orchard.
Price twelve and half duIlafH nu nrU".
half each, hnd other bali ~ montuH from dag
Of sale.
show it. and in case IN rag absence. Mr W.
nj Allen. on Jackson, ia my authorized HF.nI.
40 soll and settle for said lnnd.
JOHN III aONEnT
Jackson, Miss, Dot 81 ls1fWIa
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AND
PLANTATION SUPPLE.
ever brought to JAcHsoN, consisting Iu rar.
Ladies Dress Silk Goods,
JAPANNEs SILKS ASSORTED
BLACK SILKS, of all grades,
eros DU RHIA,
GEsOs GRAIN. CACuuEWEuts,
GROS pr SUEZ
Gro. D'AIrIquc, THm.ca auL.
Bcllsns and Bonnet Siks, all grades.
COLOWED SHOa GRAIN.
COLORED TAFFETA Silks.
CoIored PouIt Dc aoira,
LUsTRINE SILKS, MARCELINEs.
Gros DE Maple,
OLA OK - TIN.
COLORED sATuNs,
SILK VELV ETS VELV ETEENq
HoH Dmssu1
ENGLISH AND FRENCH GRAPES.
GRAPE AND LOVE VEfLS
VEIL BEREGEsl aD excellent make.
DoNA MAR1As, very desirable quality
DRESS GOODS.
CT Black. White, and Colorod AIpaca.
Charles Dickens brand.
Ga Black Poplin.
A complete assortment or
MourninE Goods.
French Merinos, complete assortment
3-A French An Wool Delainos, all col0rs.
a. Black DeIainci.
Empress Cloths.
Poplins.
All Wool French Plaid popllns.
SIN Warp Grape Plaid Popllna
Epingincs.
81 Rib'd Herman.
300 pieces Calico, nll brands, nt lli, crnn
Iicoon Reps and Jomise Cloth inr Dressing
Gowns.
Tartan and Brocho sashcs.
New style shawls Ia great variety.
Lolita Jackets.
Knit School sncques.
Nuboas aud Opera Tips.
Ladies' Mcrino Vests.
Natural Curls and Hair Bmids, Dhluous
and "a full stock OF FuH5 for ladies auU
sses'. from 81 20 $40.
A mll line Of SHAKER rLANNEIa.
plain white aud rcdOrERA GILBERT
A foil line, an shadsa
CANTON FLANNELsB Drown and Bleach.
cd.
HOOP SKIRTS.
Travcatta aud Bridal Quaker Bu-TLEs
and Mohalr DRESS IMPROVED
Fancy H.unbroidcrie-, nmd
White Goods, Complete.
New style Evening Drrsscs,
Real VnIcucIenes md uoInt u.urr
sets, and Handkerchief, Point auI
Valoncienos Lace from 81 t1 gls n.r
yard.
CARPETS.-Dmu 'GsGsETa. Our.-
CLOTHS and RUGS, u great var.-
ETY..
A full line Of lD 90 1874
b ED BLAN rs ET6.
Agents for the Improved
WmEELEE WILSON SEWING
MACHINE.
ROmENsON a STEVENS.
novT1m
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- AGENT IN NEW ORIEAEs.- Thomas
v-.,.-e No. 60 Camp street, is our only au-
z h.:sJ 4 rent in the City Of New Orleans.-
T H. marty. is authorized TO solicit husi-
P ~ TgE CLARION in that city. We COM
"a Mr.. Mcintyre to the advertising GUS
~ ~ ~ ibis paper, and to all others who
In mel vail themselves of our columns. He
ll.Tr authorized to make contracts. and
i, lu 40 30 on as favorable terms as can be had
he publishers. IT
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Science and Literature.

This Institution has a reputation for thor
oughness in these Departments. They are
conducted by teachers of experience, whose
aim is not TO fill the mind with indigested
facts. but to discipline it, TO teach it HOW TO
THINK.
The course of study is thorough, and in
cludes those branches which are best adapted
70 tit woman for that exalted sphere allotted
"a bar hv the Creator.
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~ All persons indebted to me win save in
terest and other costs by calling at once and
making settlement.
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Stop the Thief /!

STOLEN from the undersigned at Bolton
- Depot, the 18th inst, a small BAY
HORSE, heavy built, name turns over left
side of neck, and has small black spot on his
hip, and little white about one or both heels,
and harness marks on his back. Had on when
taken a fair-eather bride, citizens McClel-
Ian saddle, and felt blanket. Any informa-
ton that will lead to his recovery will be thank
fully received and literally rewarded.
W. T. RATLIFF.
Raymond, Nov. Is, 1871.
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IMPROVED hERKsHIREs.

NOR sALE-one Imported BOAR, and sew
i eral Gilts-thorough-breda and as good A.
can be bought anywhere, and At reaIonsble
prices.
PIGS also for sale.
july2lswlm JAMES ID. STEWART
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OPTICAL iRONDs

NOR STATE AND COUNTY OFFICERS,
L with explanatory note showing how each
is approved, and the amount Of penalty.-
Price 81 per dozen. Orders filed promptly BY
mail Address
THE CLARION OFFICE,
oct3Is4wtf Jackson, Miss.
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LAS full and efficient Faculty.

FOUNDED IN 1882, AND CHARTERED
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Diplomas in Latin viii be granted to all pa
pills who pass an approved examination on the
Studies Of the Regular Course Those who
omit Latin will receiye Diplomas in English;
and suitable testimonials will be given TO such
as complete the full course in French.
Advancement from 9 lower class % q higher
viii depend in all cases, on proficiency.
All who aspire to thorough and accom-
pIished education, in addition 70 the English
course. study the Latin and the French Ian
Vuaee To those who do 30. testimonials Of
higher attainments will be awarded, as indi-
Gated above-and as q further inducement
the latin win be taught without additional
Young ladies wishing TO become teachers
will here have opportunity TO make them
selves proficient in any Of the departments-
In Music and Painting especially, farther in
struction and practices are important, as the
time usually devoted 70 them In regular Col
he eminent IkiIi Of the INSTRUCTORS in these
arts afFords great advantages-. -. 4
lSeamdard OF SchoHnrShfps
Ia uxEouIvocALLY Of the HIGHEST order, as is
attested BY the superior attainments Of its
Charges moderate. Fer further particulars
auplv Tor Catalownes- auG1
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In this Department ara taught Pencil, cray
on, and Monochromatic Drawing 0ii, ire
cian- Oriental and Decalcomanic Painting
Leather. Wax and Hair Work, and Ornamen-
tai Needle Work.
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A large yariety Of o Ara Elannels lLsri-
moss and AApnceas ut Bear III SteinbefEM
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Mississippi State Fair.
Admission and Entry Fees.

Admission Tickets will be for sale at the
several book and drug stores in the City of
Jackson. and at the Ticket Office near entrance
gate Visitors will save time and avoid con-
fusion by procuring tickets before going to
Fair Grounds
Single Ticket, admitting one person one
90
Children, IL years and under, ............... 70
Season Ticket, for one person, (not trans
ferable,) admitting purchaser to Fair
Grounds during Fair Week, ...........-.-. - 90
Exhibitors, and all who expect to visit
the Fair daily, shOuHpurchase sea-
son ticket.
Family Ticket, for the week .............. 10 90
Ticket admitting one horse and rider
one time, 70
Ticket admitting one or two horse vehi-
Gle, one 90
Each occupant, or driver, must have
season or singleticket.)
Visitors holding Stockholders or Season
Tickets will be entitled to free admis-
sion of horses vehicles when used
by them personally.
Public Hacks, per day, 80
Visitors are requested to provide themselves
with change. Ticket sellers VIII be instruc-
ted not to receive any bills over five dollars.
Va No checks will be given at the gate.
single ticket is for single admission. A sea-
ticket (S2), will admit visitors at all
times.
Grooms, walters and servants, must, like all
others, pay the above rates for admission to
the Grounds. There will be no exception
Please don't ask it.
Stockholders will be furnished with Tickets
on application to Secretary. Tickets hereto
fore issued will not be recognized. Every
shareholder is entitled to the free admission
of himself and family during the Fair-him-
self, wife, minor children, and female mem
bers of his household, constituting the family.
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A RI notified that the Jackson Geo LIrHL
"a Company viii send their ALL hNMF
COAL. ifhey orderiL The Coal Duct u lHeI
Tor manufacturing Gas.
Tho Lest PINE KNOT KINULIN0 WOOD
kent constantly on hand and will he F.II ~.
customers ht cost uuVitHwI m
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WHEREAS MY WIFE, ELIZABETH
" A. has voluntarily len my bed and board this is
to forbid all persons harboring trusting her on
my account, as pay debts of her contracting after
this date. SAMUEL z. JONES'
Worcester April l2, 1871. d3t* ais
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA R. r.
NOTICE.


Thankful for past fay0rs. we beg leave inform our
patrons and the public generally that will continue
The MACHINE JoDBING AND GENERAL RRPAIRING
BUSINESS with increased facilities, and will endeavor to
merit share of patronage. JOS. a. SAWYER,
Rear of Rice's Building, opp. Scott's Block Main ST.
W0rcester, April u, ISL. dlwt ala
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in all its branches Also, Iron Work for Buildings and
Miscellaneous Jobbng. Special attention given to
WeatherYanes Finals, and Ornamental IrOnwork, from
Architects Designs.
HENRY f. EDWARDS,
Cor Foster and press sts b. & A. H. r. Depot.
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GaatrBes, gemflrp, 1T.

NJ A. PLYM TON l. co.