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New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
TIE S u CT, FIRST MORTGAGES
SINEING FUND
L.ND H;;ANT B0NDs or THE
ST. JoSrPu AND DENVER CITY RAuRoA


ST JoSrPu AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CO,iPANY.
N denominations Of $1,000, $500, and S1O0 Coupon
or Registered can now lie obtained to limited
amount ONLY from The undersigned, or through the
rriucipai Banks and Bankers throughout the United
States.
Tho safety and Reliability of these Bonds is evil
denccd in the continued and increasing demand for
them by prudent aud careful investors who have in
vested in them aftcra most thorough and rigid ex-
animation Of the securty pledged for their payn ent
both interest and principal.
They ARE SECURED b. a first and only mortgage
tie ComTany's ro;lood, lirhich icU soon connect
the ja.oa Pccifc Road at Fort KeGrney ,rith the
Cj.y cr 81. Joseph TO-. GbcGdy an important rail-
road ccpfrl-Upon the Franchises Of the saue-upon
the Eqgrnat and personal property Of every desclip
tiou-uron the Land Grant of the Company granted
by Special Act Of Congress. approved July 23, 1896,
amounting TO 100000 GCrcs, hich has been officially
ccrtjtt1 10 the Company By the Commissioner Of tie
General LGad Office IN k> official report 10 Congress-
Transmitted through the Secretary Of the Interior
Jan 10. 1872.
The Bonds are issued only as they represent com
pletod and equipped Road; all proceeds OF Bonds
beyond this ars held by the Trustees in trust until
the necessary completion entities the Company to
these proceeds
The Road j. bUllt hrSt-cI1SS in every particular,
and has been 50 received and accepted by the De
raitmcgt of the Interior.
The Mortgage Deed OF Trust prohibits the sale Of
any of the Companys Lands at less than four so
dollars per acre. payable to the Trustees and applied
o the payment Of the Bonds, through the operation
of the Sinking Fund The payment of the Bonds
before maturity is not compulsory upon the holders
The Bonds therefore secured by two classes of
property combined in mortgage the value of either
largely exceeding the amount of bonds which can be
issued under the mortgage.
TrIst tccs-FarmeIs Loan and Trust Company of
New-York
The Bonds have thirty years to run, with both
principal and interest payable in Gold. The princi-
pal PAYABLE in NewYork, the interest at eight Is p.
cl per cent payable in February and August either
IN New-York London, or FranBfort-On-the-Aiain
free Of tax.
Price o. and accrued interest in Currency. The
Bonds are receivable at par and accrued interest III
payment for the Company's Land Sales. Maps, cir
culars. documents and full information furnished on
application.
Tie Bonds of this Company have always been re-
ceved with favor by investors and capitalists have
always commanded ready market, and we unhes-
tatngly recommend them-belevng this loan will
rank eGually with that of the Eastern Division is
sues, which are now selling at premium above par
TANNER & Co.,
Bankers No. II Wall-st.
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The transactions at tho Clearinghouse Tor the past
ElNKNG AID FINANCIAL.

REDEMPTION or 5-2cS-NoITEERN Pacific 1905.
To bolders Of 5-2)S which are being called IN for
redemption. we offer and strongly recommend the
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS Of the NORTHERN
PACIFIC L. r. which furnish to the public an invest
ment security combining the ready negohablhty,
the convenience and the high credit of tirSt-class
railroad bond with the solidity and safety Of real
estate mortgage on land worth at least twice the
amount loaned.
They are offered at par in currency. and yield
handsome profit TO those exchanging 5-2Os
JAY COOKE & Co.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

Ilr h1rfh IlsT IlsIlls ~ N1itDdft
March pgs tsLe 71,7 hac Cotton 2.3T Cotton Sod
prs Dird Iiuit ~ hbls Egg 6J h Flour ao bus.
80 hC,. oats, ~ tnl Re i'f3 brt
ffe,t i. C1 Lnh E 10 i sect hbs Bean. $500
lth Peas n,s Mea ta,cs E,ps 1875 Hide, .G bales
te< $40 sides Ler Moss q h Ul bols. OH
rL, Port. "a p-r- Baef lp pkss Cl Meats 81 PKG Grease
pigs Lam stetn. Iaij pses Butter, 1876
plgs Cheese ll5 rkC- Isog, 5i Drced os " p Rice i'
ha n a. SUGAR q Sugar &ar,. - tals SHas
I SACKS Sr Or t, r ll4 bids Tobacco ~
Ir Iobatco. 80 iDi WHISKY 81 bale Wool
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

Howf, & MACY, Bankers, No. 50 Wall-st., New
York u.cr the same facilities TO DepOsltOrs as In
corpOr "a Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
anrcs at the rate Of -Four per cent.
toILFCuONs made on any point at current rates
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds, &c.
&c for Investors.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

quiet BAT fa $3.50 Is r sO choice WHISKY ''s,l' and
aiye BE Ly, os sctVc. sni shade better, al % MO
81 co. Eecspts-lO bb Four 4o0 bush Wheat 6Oe bush
Corn, 800 bnh Oa 20 huh B'e 5tO bush Bsrleg, and 500
Hogs shytaeIts-3Go bbi Foar 1910 bnsh Wsi BLOOD bush
70O0 Rye 1905 bush Barley. eai 100
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

We would call attention to dealers in GOLD, that
81 buy and sell at Indicator prices. WILLIAMS d
BOSTwICK, 40 Wall-st two doors from Custom
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

BUHlNGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MrNEsOTA
sEvEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS foI
sale at P2i and interest by HENRY CLEws & Co.
40. % Wall-st., New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
SECOND MORTGAGE
8 PER CENT. CONVERTIBLE BONDS
OF TIIB
Indianapolis, Bloomington, and
Western Railway,
At so AND INTEREST.

Prom the ofte these Bonds they rsp5y
taken mp y inyeor having but snail imoaut Tor s, which
the present price consider very and dsaLe the
Road is in s, operation ond earfr1 net more nal ne iars
on all is Bonds The Of the Iod rapidly oereadng Over
ore thous.ri roads building eonnec'rs with AMI
controlled eucly ia the interest this ra- all u which viii be
peed a, early d;y.
e,o rev ro.s ERECTED viii add as, 20 per cent 10 the
receipts ofths Company.
We also bug and Sell Mos'ze Per Cert Gold Bonds 0' the
Indanopol bloom rya ard Road an those o' s
Peor anI Rock Island Railway.
Stocks and gond5 bought aE4 sold on coHnsio"
Accounts OF Bar ks Baaker a1l Merchants Ireei7ed
u l. .l.r-.l -.lorl. N La al.ncca
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THE MARKETS


iCdfeiuiS reported ior IhH IRiBrFE o., .-o
s quot. 9ly 10 RS 8 Fs rs 'ss s 10 a.. , and SfDaaa aos
a,rtet 8, tun and i9le lower spot and future
bales st SATURDAY evening" Including 27 for .iport 10;
20 & s95 ~ OT e51 20 " ~ s M1 2oo at i 100 1t "a
80 M y 3iCe Z}c ieO at 20 Ice June 100 at
Mo g. lo5 a. 23!c 70 O., 22c 1908 81 Bic; April
go ~ lo3r y 7lo 2oo Of 2c 80 at 24 SDai ~ 'Ioe SW
.ftr nst 2. '.gc LOO at - 90 at ZZ l!e May ~ a.
s,ss -ic 90. 20 aoci total 1906 bale' grand
tTi"l. Aia.,ma vev.or,'n. Toa.
~: ::..:.::: 4 !, 4 4
, A.. s,.i s q q, co9s & os,es ia quality not more '--'
% l Z: s @ ss 30 'S Es.. u & l'sy' . 2ss, s, .sS. Sa
fo,G 80 MEAIrhs uquI for yloor rsa and t,
& ~ % r. s as S co l p., at slp ss the az. "s s Is. d das d
.aa' .'ao ..~' zo =: 90 ono no snLsq sc Ooasc '
> , s;. s5G ss& ois ls ifsa2Sassi E. a9 si ss s
sa- 'rsnr ioi..... lod - "lte Wheat hIu' -,
''ss-.o'. .rrf'... ga eoe 9 .
aa' ti'l... so IS Il Ioa' iai hooac iog p
o ~. aeS ,oo % Geusss .S Elii. frsai "a 50
Nolt-en Iiopi fu h Dot du at the ciose the market is
BAIT AS'nd GeorseoSi Nd,S Good Sup ee soe g
Ban AsI and GeGTgeoSn Erira and Family. so@ u 50
Re- Fai supply and heavy; sale. 800 b We quote
F,. ii@si Sta, PENN ga 5 10
~
of bs lt0g al 80 o. In store " quot;
ton M-a Jerev. = o. torn Meal bTrs ~ az q
~ D IOIh he44' d. pu - - 70
Ceft aealWtsLW. 3 % n 3 &C .o-- ,, O.,
Csna' Hosr que; and hesv' at 80 FO@ 30 20 of 'An TX
Bssl sira por Is duh heavy; STATE s39s3 2 and Ptpn'Ji
sy Bs MesI~fne bite ST 81 50asl 55i Pine yellow a %
ne4l 81 al -, Cob d.. 1l VG sI ~ "!oHAS
Is-d.s pa al %.
Ihe for ter feghs has been moderately aeu
~h tss uhny co~uasi; in clfus 'e LUZ has ues" SO.s
Inn; the engagements iosy we're To L'euoo1 sen
Zlo b.. Grain al 5d h $500 bush Peas AZ 3D. 90 bas :"
cotton M 5 bags Clover See al l1A 20 boxes Bacon D %1s o.
I Lard lEs 81. aud small iDis Of Cotton a. a. 4"
sail 900 bnh 6l q % H. to I'LL To Oiotgo
20 bO.B nd 81 Bacon al 10 Co. To Ahtac4p
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

HDESDry Hide. good demand and with gt prices
Gm Saited Hides In Slaughter and T1a
with Eight supply otSouh American HIDES learn Of no sale;
Ippe Leather good demand small supply;
sales in salem Of Zanzibar 2 go in bond bas llGa Hides
quei sendy. We quote;
utnpa
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

rNHE Annual Meeting of the Shareholders oi
the TSLH ROYAiE 5INEG CONPhNY will be hell at HoiH
E1cLlugs place. "a WLDNESDAY March H. W. at ocotE
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

MWITN NIHR MINL.
NEW YORK CORK AND LIVERPOOL
sLW ASD FiLI-PONEKkU SrhAIs.aS
THE six LARGEST ~ rliE WORLD
OCEANIC BALTIC ADRlAuC
RGpCBLIC CELTIC. AI"sN'"
tufN taN hur'aa--i0H n %. ecrh. ..
"a SATURDAYS. Liverpool % Iaoe>
DAYS ~. Cork ii5 sboi TIE daS liUNag
Atlantic. SA1lRDAY, ~ irch ~ a. a. IN
BALTIC. SATURpAY Apnib, dtf ~ p m
OtEANIC. SATURDAY. Aprl Is atSro m
the WHIT. ftat PaVOfis fctr 'e'f~F ,'sF
P,.,,srr atsns all ciisrl unrlssie oono'aas
sAkkTY. SPBkD. ASb tOMpohT
Sa,ors. sna4.ns lpon A.a .r,. .e,pn--
, amer. c a uot.oa felt. All s,"'sa'sSs accompany
these ~.
m t .nJ "a ieni nom Oh Aouny obka .tsrrse
Tsos 40 or from al parts Au.ra Paf. usmbarx
.er,.v S,nlen. lnIis, Anstrslis, tiu1. Nr
Excar.i,n tick ets al lo@rst taiea
Drsns n aiwsIA
nf spi other rlratiur. hr
eae No lirssdaRv. New j. u. NPNtNr Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

Nu"si~~'S''
Accounts Of Banks. Baaker aod Merchants feee7ed
Pour PEI cent Interest slozed on daily balapcct
TURNER 8AOIE q e rs,
No. ~ EASSAC-Sr.
CAYUGA LAKE RAILROAD.
STATE OFi NEW-YORK
Seven Per Cent
FIRST DlORTGAGE
GOLD BON DS.
THIRTY YEARS TO RUN. hND ISSUED FOR $4,000 PER MILE
This road ou the sho and most direct route from the great
Ance aad Bnmnou COAL fields q Pnn'ylvrn Go the
ecutra part tbs State aud will connection with the SewYort
Centre, road which at Cuya Bridge Tnyerng does
The finest and mos! popuoIs agricultural district generally EDown as the
Garden Of tic STATE il lo. ac viii he large but its greatest
viii BE- from is COAL ban The road being
rapidly built and VIII be active cgeaon dcog this From our
knowledge Of this elerpe sui nr thorough investigation
confidently the boz safe ne5mert We Of
Ter present Bonds at 30 accrued ia
LEONARD, SHELDON & FOSTER.
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Duelimg Ground rendered.


As Hancock county will be hereafter a
favorite resort for New Orleans people to
settle their little difficulties, we Wilt give
them this piece of advice. The object in
coming here, is-of course-to get out of
Louisiana and escape its stringent dueling
laws. As soon as the State of Mississippi
Is reached, this object is accomplished. The
spot where a train on the Chattanooga
Railroad first strikes Mississippi soil, is at
Pearl river bridge, two miles beyond
Lookout Station and 40 miles from New
Orleans, while Bay st. Louis is 81 miles.
There is therefore no necessity to go fur
Their than 40 miles, at Pearl river bridge.
If dueling parties will disembark right
there, (Which no doubt the obliging con-
dnctors will readily faeilitate,) they can
fight con aglt0re under some splendid live
oaks, at the mouth of deep-rolling river,
almost within stones throw ofthe cresting
waves of the Gulf, with no policeman with
In 40 miles in either direction, and no hui
man beings nearer than Grand Plains
Station. As the place described belongs to
the editor of this paper, he hereby readily
grants permission TO any and all to go
there and ''have it out" and he tenders
special invitation to Gov. Warmoth and Mr..
Pope Lula TO settle that old grudge there.
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The State Of Mississippi. choctaw county
p. H. Fletcher Before the Clerk At
vs. Rules, Third Monday in
Unknown Persons January, 1872
Ty0 unknown persons having or claiming an
Il interest, either legal or equitable. in the
land hereinafter described AT the time the
same was sold for taxes, and all such other
persons as may be interested therein:
You will take notice that p. H. Fletcher has
fled his bill in the Chancery Court of said
county, TO have his tax title TO the following
land confirmed, to-wit-
East half Of northeast quarter and north
west quarter of northeast quarter, and north
east quarter of northwest quarter, and south
east quarter Of section IS, township IS. range
9 east Unless you be and appear before a
term of the Chancery Court, TO be held at La
grange, in said county on the first Monday in
April, A. D. 1872 to plead, answer or demur
thereto. or the same will be taken as con-
fessed.
Ordered that the foregoing notice be
posted at the door Of the court house, in
said county. Also published in the Weekly
Clarion, paper published in the city of jack
son, Mississippi, for four consecutive weeks.
E. r. SEWARD, Clerk.
J. W. Pinson, Solicitor for Complainant.
lan25w4t
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Citation Notice.

The State Of Mississippi Chocnv county
W. A. Dobbs Before thc Clcrh 0.
W. Rules. ThirI NunI.#
Unknown Persons iu january, lsl2.
rINO unknown persons having or claiming Ha
Il interest, either legal or equitable, boo Odd.
lands hereinafter Described, ut Che UmU I#.
same was sold for taxes aud all such O.a.r
persons or may De Interested therein
You will take notice that W A. uuNN. HH..
hlcd his bin In the Chnnccry Court ui .HH
county to have his tax ttlc to thc follow
lands confirmed. fo-wii-
East half 81 northeast quarter uf section
township u.s. range no.; and west bali of u.U..-
east quarter Of section j, township lN rIH..
10. and west half OF southwest quarter -
section l. township lS. range lO. and rH.f |H..
of northwest quaricr of section b township |r
range lOcnst IN said county, said lands a.IIH.
the tfth day Of May, 1862 ior thc taxes thrr -'..
aud unpaid Also the west hnlf 0I u.r..
east quarter and west half of northwest IHIl.
ter Of section = township ls. range I'D pI.' FL
said county, which land was sold Ou OBJ. RI.
tceuth day of August, lNs, inr its 'HE.
Unless you be and appear before irrU
the Chanccry Court, 60 hr held nt lHEau..
In said county. on the hrst Monday iu AIH.
A. ID. 1872, 40 plead, answer or drmur iN.IU.
the same will Doe taken na confessed.
Ordered that the foregoing notice hr posted
al the court house door OF said county I."
puhlishe in the Weekly Clarion. u uIN.I..
per published ia the city of jackson. 80.
sippi, for four consecutive weeks.
4. n. SEWARD. tIrrE
J. W. Pinson, Solicitor for ComplaInnU.
iau1lwft
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symptom Of Catnrrh.

Indisposition to exercise, difficulty OF
thinking or reasoning, or concentrating the
mind upon any subject lassitude, lack OF
ambition or energy, discharge falling into
throat, sometimes profuse, watery, acrid,
thick and tenacious mucous, purulent, often
miwe, &c. In others dryness, dry, watery,
weak or infiamed eyes, ringing in ears,
deafness, hawking and coughing to clear
throat alterations, death and decay of
bones, scabs from ulcers. constant desire to
clear nose and throat, voice altered, nasal
twang, offensive breath, impaired or total
deprivation of sense of smell and taste, dir
illness, mental depression, loss of appetite,
Indigestion, dyspepsia, enlarged tonsils,
tickling cough, difficulty in speaking plain
: ~, general debility, idiocy and insanity.
All the above symptoms are common to
the disease In some of its stages or compli-
cations, yet thousands of cases annually
terminate In consumption or insanity. and
endin the grave without ever having man
lfested one-third of the symptoms above
enumerated.
. mo disease is more common or less under
stood by physicians. The Proprietor of
DR.. Sage,s Cataffh Remedy will pay $500
reward for case of catarrh which he can
not cure. Sold by druggists, or send sixty
cents to r. V.-Pierce, NJ. D., 133 Seneca
street, Buffalo, Ny, for it.
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Notice.

THE THIRTY EIGHTH ANNUAL TERN
A. Of Summerville Institute, q Boarding
School for Boys and Young Men, will begin on
Monday, February A@ah, prOxEmO.
Fifteen additional students are desired.
In all the elements of q good and useful
school, the Summerville Institute is not sur
passed in the country, and is almost the only
educational establishment in the State that
relies entirely upon the voluntary support Of
our own people, and obtains no aid from taxes
Wrung from unwilling hands. The teachers
are among our ableet Southern men, and con-
Adently seek the mxoref their fellow-eitizens.
Terms ARE very maderate.
kQr rnFticniarA pE g secure plaza. ad-
Aran THQe II. aATunI0nT.
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Ex-U. s. MARsHAL =. a. PEYrol

Ex-U. s. MARSHAL E. A. PEYToN,
SENTEEcKD.-E. A. Peyton, leading Kinds
county Radical, Alcorn's Brig. Gen. of State
Militia, Ex-Member of the Black -an-Tan
(RecOnstruction) Convention and Ex-U. S.
Marshal, having been tried and found guilty
OF embezzlement, has been sentenced by
Judge Hill to five years imprisonment in
the city Jail on three different counts; FOR
the first, six months; for the second, one
year and six months, and tor the third,
three years. Why Judge Hill selected the
JAN and not the penitentiary we are unable
to conceive. Jails are not built for the
purpose of combining criminals who have
been sentenced for long terms, as we I'M
derstand it, and Judge Hill has no right to
put the Jail of the city of jackson to any
such purpose.
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Citation Notice.

The State Of Mississippi, Choclou Count.
James Tcddcr Before tho rIrIa az
vs. Rules, THIRD Monday
Unknown Persons. iu january. Ir.H
FINO unknown persons having ur claiming ar
Il interest either legal or equitable. .u.f.r
lands hereinafter described nt thr Um. f.a
same wus sold for taxes, and hll such UIHrT
persons ms may be interested therein
You will take notice chat James IuIIUr f1.
filed his bill ia the Chnnccry Court uI .aI
county, 90 have his tax utlc to thr following
lands confirmed. to,wit--
East half Of southeast quarter OFF ..rIHa
%. and west hnlf OF northwest quarter a.
section ~, township lV, range lO rast luIrM
you appear before % term of thr thHur0N
Court, 90 De held ~ Lagrange. Zoo nId county
on the first Monday in April lsl2 to UI.aI
answer or dcmur thereto, thc snmu uII| Ia
taken as confessed.
Ordered that the foregoing notice lH posted
M the court house door, and ho published H
the Weekly Clarion. paper puhN.I.I H
Jackson, Mississippi for four consecutive
weeks.
T.. n. SEWARD rHr..-
J. w. Pinson Solicitor Tor Complainant.
inn2jwit
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NOfice.
C. Kortrecht and Jas. H. McOeh,e Admin.
Of II. c. Chambers deceased. NAM
stcwart.-No. o..

Of II. G. Chambers deceased. ys.AN
stcwart.-No. 90.
In the Supreme court Of the State of Ar......
sippi-Ocioher Term, A. ID isil Jauu..
~ 9th, 1877.
rNNHlS day came on 90 be heard tha r..#..
A. of defendant iu error for nu oripfuf r..f.
LEGATION a. 90 Mary Chambers. mlnuf f... Y.
II. q. Chambers. deceased, nud be- appearing
90 the saiisiactien Of the Court chad IHr sa q
h. e. Chambers, who was plalntIn BOB 0rf.r p,
this suit, has departed this life since I.u .....
ing out Of the appeal herein and If rriI.r
appearing that the said MARY Chamber. b. f.
necessary party hereto. aud be- aprrHrIu. 3.
the Court from affidavit ou hle that Odd. -..T
Mary Chambers BE- minor without Guardian
and that she Dr. uuu-rrfIdrut of fhr sf.... +
Mississippi, and resides aud ha. hrr f....
office at Memphis, Tennessee ID b. tIrraT.r.
ordered that the said Mary Chamber. ID. E
and appear before our supreme Comm. .l .I..
next term thereof, to hr held nf Jackson .r
the third Monday o. April "A D. It-l .II
show cause, IL any she can Whv fNI. .0..
should not De revived Boz her ubur H. ..t. E
the heirs at law OF said m a. Chamber. I..
ceased, and be proceeded boo to duaI Indictment
IL IL therefore ordered chat 70 cuTy Id tI..
order be- published Boz ruf CLARION. Ia nen..
paper published la thc city of Jackson. out. 4.
week, for four consecutive, weeks aud fLaf IHl
Clerk Of this Court du transmit Iy maH Fl
copy Of this order directed tO thc Said N.rl
Chambers, at Memphis, Tennessee.
A true copy from ihc minute
JAMES N. MCKEE. Clerk
ianlSw4t By 4. A. MDMWttt. NJ e..
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The world does not contain a me-
dicinal preparation which has obtained
more widespread and deserved popularity
than the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT
Since its introduction to public notice, more
than twenty years ago, it has been con-
staptly used for every kind of disease or in
jury to man or beast which can be affected
by local application, and so far as it's pro-
prietors are aware, it has not failed in a
single instance. After so long and success
full term of probation, who will have the
hardihood to deny its pre-eminent claims
Unpopular esteem.
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Dental Gard.

nR. KNAPP as opened his Office in Rein
IL heimers building, nearly opposite the
north wing Of the Capitol
Having had an experience Of twenty-five
years in the practice Of his profession, and
being provided with all modern improvements
in the dental art, he salicits the patronage Of
those who desire the most PERFECT DENTAL
OPERATIONS. jan5w&swtf
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and Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN RE-
SOLVENT communicates through the Blood,
Sweat, Urine, and other fluids and juices of
the system the vigor of life, for it repairs the
wastes of the body with new and sound mate
rial, ScrOfula, Consumption, Glandular dis
ease, Ulcers in the throat, Mouth, Tumors,
Nodes in the Glands, and other parts of the
system, Sore Eyes, Strumorous discharges from
the Ears, and the worst form of Skin diseases,
Eruptions, Fever Sores, Scald Head, Ring
Worm, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Acne, Black
Spots Worms in the Flesh, Tumors, Cancers
in the Womb, and all weakening and painful
discharges, Night Sweats, are within the cur
alive range of this wonder of Modern Chem
istry, and a few days will prove to any
person using it for either of these forms of dis
ease its potent power to cure them.
If the patient, daily becoming reduced by
the wastes and decomposition that is continu-
ally progressing, succeeds in arresting these
wastes, and repairs the same with new mate
rial made from healthy blOod-and this the
Sarsaparillian will and does secure-a cure is
certain; for when once this remedy common
ces its work of publication, and succeeds in
diminishing the loss of wastes, its repairs will
be rapid, and every day the patient will feel
himself growing better and stronger, the food
digesting better appetite improving, and flesh
and weightincreasing.
Not only does the Sarsaparillian Resolvent
excels all known remedial agents in the cure
of Chronic, Scrofulous, Constitutional, and
Skin diseases; but it is the only positive cure
for
Kidney and Bladder Complaints
Urinary, and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabe-
tes Dropsy, Stoppage of Water, Incontince of
Urine, Bright's Disease, Albuminuria, and
in all cases where there are brick-dust depos-
its, or the water is thick, cloudy, mixed with
substances like the white of an egg, or threads
like white silk or there is morbid, dark. bill
ious appearance, and white bone-dust deposits
and when there IS pricking, burning sensa-
tion when passing water, and pain in the small
of the Back. and along the LOins
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-02-29
From semi-weekly 2sd


I'm this city. on the I'D inst, Coz. RoBT
HHoTwELL. The friends and acquaintance
Of the deceased attended his funeral at the
Christian church this morning, at eleven
O'Clock. The services were conducted by
Rev. Geo. A. smyfhe.
Cor. SHoTWKLL had been resident OF
Jackson or the vicinity for many years and
was much respected. But few weeks AFRO
We were called upon to chronicle the death
Of hls Wafe and nov liz has followed her 10
thhG bourne from whence io traveller re-
SMNnAa MMV Mh xaH1 liz Nnnca.