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HOUSE.
FRIDAY, March %. 1872.
Chairman.
Adjourned.

FRIDAY, March %, 1872.
By Mr.. Wroton: A petition from certain
citizens of the IOwn of Summit, praying
for an amendment to the charter of said
town, prohibiting the sale of vinous and
spirituous liquors in less quantities than one
gallon, and limiting the powers of the Board
of Mayor and Aldermen as therein set
forth, ETC., etc.
Referred to the Committee on Corpora
tiOns, with instructions 10 report by il or
otherwise.
BY Nh Wroton: A petition fro D .,-In
citizens ot the town of Summit, ,,.s , pg
against the amendment asked for b, ifEc
above petitioners.
Referred to the Committee on Corpora
tiOps.
By Mr.. French:
WHEREAS. Mrs. Edward, CT the city of
NatcheZ, has in her possession large and
valuable collection of bound volumes of
newspapers, mostly of the earlier press of
of the State, and which she is willing to
dispose of TO the State for reasonable COM
penSation; and
Whereas, 1t is desirable that such a col
lection, the accumulation OF years of pa
tient labor and care on the part of the COM
piler, should be secured to the State, there
fore. be it
Resolved, That a special committee of
three be appointed to ascertain the extent
of such collection. and the sum for which
they can be obtained. Adopted.
IT
Land and Smith of Tunica. as the committee.
A act TO facilitate the construction of
additions TO the State Lunatic Asylum, and
provide for the furnishing of the same, and
for other purposes.
On motion of Mr.. Hill, the House resolved
itself into a Committee of the Whole, for
the purpose of further considering the bill,
and after some time spent therein, the Com
mittee rose and through its Chairman, Mr..
Hill, reported the bill back with following
amendments with the recommendation that
it pass as amended.
Amend section by adding the following !:
Provided. That the sureties on the original
bond of Messrs. KearY, Stanton & Co. shall
ratify this act as part Of the original con-
tract; otherwise this act shall be of no
effect.
Amend section by striking out the
words .3in currency be-" in the sixth line !;
amend further by striking out the words
sin an in the eighth line, and inserting the
words flor the;n and amend further by
striking out to the word s-of,n In the ninth
line; and in the seventh line, after the word
confirmed" add the words sup to the pass
age Of this BILL
Mr.. Davis OF Eoxubee moved that the
report of the committee be received and
agreed To- and on that motion moved the
previous question, which was sustained,
and under the operation thereof the report
was received and agreed 10.
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Dead Body FOund--A SurIniss AS
20 IIs Identity.

PENSACOLA. FLA, March 18th, 1872.
J. l.. Power, Grand Sec'y: | would re-
specially ask you "a forward 70 the
brethren OF Chickasaw Lodge, No. 23i, OF
Clarke county, Miss, the intelligence OF the
finding of DEAD body, on which was found
a diploma. dated May 10Th, 1861, bearing the
name OF Thos. Watts. As the man was a
stranger TO our people. having refused 10
make any acquaintance, and having been
but a few days la the neighborhood Of
where his body was found, II Is only sur
mise on our part as to his name. No marks
of violence were found on the body, nor
anything found on or about the body which
would Iced 10 Identification. The diploma
is In my possession. Fraternally,
+. McCoSNIN,
Dist. Dep. G.. NJ.
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TINS MAsoNIc TABLEr.-We have sent 20
the type foundry for new type aud fixtures,
with which 10 print TnE Masonic TABLET.
We desire 10 present II TO the craft Ia IN
attractive form. We have to ask further
Indulgence for the delay la the appearance
Of the first number. As soon as the material
arrives, IL viii be at once issued.
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EVENING SESSION.

After sometime spent with the considera-
ton of an act to suspend the operations of
an act to explain and amend the second pro-
viso of an act to facilitate the construction
of the Mobile and Northwestern Railroad,
Mr.. French moved to amend the bill by
striking out all after the enacting clause
and inserting a substitute.
Mr.. French moved that the bill and
amendment be referred to a special commit
tee of three with instructions to report at 10
o'clock tomorrow.
Mr. Kelly moved to table the motion TO
commit. Lost.
And the motion to commit prevailed.
House adjourned.
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March 81 1872
Chancery Court--FirHt District
HMfmda County
Special March Term, isl2
P. Creighton, Guardian .-...

VS. NO. 100. OH ""I."..
william Lewis ct al.
4 7 appearing 10 the Court chat HI hueHH.
Il Term, 1871. "a supplemental hIII uf rUrIT..
was filed in this case, alleging ODE H"HiN .'
william Lewis, one of thU defendant IN 'H"
original bill. and also the marriage uI I'Hr.
A. Cooper 90 -- Benrdrni aud rrFIFIuW .HI.
cause in the Joint names of HnIl IIurI N HHN
80 Bearden aud also chat Ii hHH boon I...
covered that Kate Lewis Scales. n minor HHI
orphan, a daughter of j pIucknrN fr1IaH IHH
his wife Kate Lewis, and n nice" oft DOL" I'.
PENDANTS, william and Mary LrWm. I.I ..
might have some interest. and should IN....
fore be made d party and It further HIU'HI
ing that said Kate Lewis Scales WHH H U...
in Wentworth, Rockingham county Dob ...
State OF North Carolina and It further H|.
pearing that al said August Term. 1870 ...
dayit Of said party was mhdci except i0H' D..
was not known a. what point Iu ihni nIHiH ...
resided and an 0rdrrOf publication WOO WHI.
citing said Kate Lewis Scales i1 Dr. anI nj.
pear before this Court on che hITd Monday IU
October, 1871, and plead answer ur INmHI M.
said bill and bin ~ rrVIVUr. and oboe .H.|
publication had never been made Hnd It Dow.
ing since become known nt what point HH. r..
sides, b. il now ordered chat publication I.
made in the Weekly Clarion, IA utWrT.I.I
Tor the space Of four successive Woke. ..I.UH
said Kate Lewis Scales i0 Ne hul HNr.lH O..
fore this Court On or before thr thIrI Monde.
81 July, 1872 and answer said hIIIH.
Ordered March l0th, lsi@.
true copy from che minuira.
MURRAY PEfION. lIHfE.
apr4w5t BY CHAH. CLtHE- ~. r..
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Brother IL. c. Robinson, Grand Lecturer,
has made the following appointments for
April. We hope that not only the officers of
the Lodges, but the membership generally,
will avail themselves Of this opportunity Of
getting more light in Masonry:
John A. Quitman Lodge, No. pa, April
LIST. one day.
Liberty Lodge, No. 81, April ID, one
day.
Asylum Lodge, No. 60, April 4th, one
day.
Rising Glory Lodge, No. 2l5, April sth,
one day.
Sincerity Lodge. No. PA, April 9th, one
day.
Summit Lodge, No. 2sl, April 10th, one
day.
Bogue Chitto Lodge, No. POO, April llth,
one day.
Holmesvlle Lodge, No. 81, April 18th, one
day.
Magee's Creek Lodge, No. 2s2, April 18th,
one day.
st. Adams Lodge, No. 60, April 10Th, one
day.
Eastern Star Lodge, No 70, April 18th, one
day.
Fair River Lodge, No 9O9, April 18th. one
day.
fSrookhaven Lodge, No. 2il, April 10th,
II. c. ROBINSON,
Grand Lecturer.
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Oakland College.

The re-estab'ishment of Oakland College
is being agitated By public spirited citizens
in severalcounties in this State. Our neigh
boring town, Brandon, is making preten-
sions that way Winona, judging from the
Democrat, makes 1t the question of the hour;
and from the same paper we learn that DIR.
Walden viii give ten thousand dollars as an
Involvement for re-establishing the College
at Walden. What will Jackson do? The
College viii be re-established, and will be
of inealeulable benefit To the community i'm
which 1t may be located. We suggest
preliminary meeting OF the friends of edu-
cation at an early day, that this matter may
be SERIOUSLY eanvassed. and the necessary
steps taken 20 get up subscription.
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UNHE undersigned were appointed LErCHI..
i Of the last will of j. " WrIOoru. I.. I
by letters granted ou thc lIih lHY oft MII...
1872 by the Chanctry Court of llIuIH county
for the First District thereof. An person. NI..
ing claims against thr estate ui HHII d "
Welb0rn are requested tU exhibit fIr .Im.
and have them registered in thr manner HUI
within the tima prescribed hF Tow. Nr fH.I
will be forever barred.
WALTER ULLMAN.
CHAS. M Chiffon
Executor.
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The GRAND LoDoE PROCEEDINGS were
mailed to the Secretaries OF all the Lodges
last week. Should any fail 20 receive them
IN due time they are requested TO notify the
Grand Secretary.
The Grand Chapter Proceedings viii be
mailed this week.
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Law Notice.

UTILLIAM L. NUGENT, Esq, has become
wv associated with w. n J. II. YKhoER I'm
the practice Of law. under the firm name Of
YERGERS & NUGENT. All business en-
trusted 20 the firm will receive prompt at
tention.
Jackson, April list, 1872 apr2wAsw8m
Pilot copy three months
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SuECEDE COyTyEETrEu.

As the result of an inactive state of liver
and stomach. producing headache, Obtuse
intellect. dizziness, dependency, dementia,
renee. All these disagreeable symptoms
aud bad feelings are most certainly dis
p lied by the use of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Itrevitalizes and builds
up the whole system. A little book on
Chronic Diseases sent free. Address X. V.
Pierce. NJ. d., Buffalo, n. Y. Golden Med
ical Discovery sold BY all DRUGGISTS.
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Hon. E. JEFFARDs.-We have had
the pleasure Of a visit from this distin>
g'Iished gentleman who bore himself SO
well IN the canvass of 1869. He resides in
lssaquena county, and is devOting himself
exclusively to the practice of his profess
sion, in which he i eIninently successful.
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NOTICE.
SALE.

Tn pursuance Of the terms thereof, on Tues
Il day, the 18th day Of October, 1871, 1, the
undersigned, one Of the Trustees In q certain
said balance Of said Indebtedness with inter
est
Said sale 10 be made on the gallery or Porti-
co Of the Store House Of @. W. 0orhAms IN
VIII. GILL.
octlOswAwtf Trustee.
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STEER,

JACKSON, MISS.
BUGGIES AND HARNESS
CARRIAGES,
SADDLES, for
LADIES, GENTS MISSES b
BOYS,
WAGONS,
CARTS,
HARNESS or MANY STYLES
BRIDLES, COLLARS NAMES,
TRACES, WHIPS, &C,
FNAMELLED AND OIL CLOTH
COPPER RIVETS,
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
HARNESS a. Birdie LEAIuElt
SOLE KIP AND UPPER LEAIhEh.
SADDLE BAGS a. SATCuELn, l0Lt1h
CURRY AND NAN p boMNn.
DOG CHAINS AND COLLAltai
TEXAS SADDLE-IhkEol
SHOE THREAD, &C. Aer &c.
PRICES TO SUIT
FURs, HIDES, &C. BOUGHT
mehlB-fG
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Mr.. Webster moved TO recommit the bill
10 the Committee on Public Works.
Mr.. Carter moved 10 amend By striking
out Committee ca Public Works" and In
serting ~ special committee OF three. % re-
port on Monday. AZ 10 o'clock. and that the
report be made the special order for that
hour
Mr.. Wade moved 90 table the motion 10
recommit and the amendment. Lost.
Aud the amendment OF Mr.. Carter pre-
vailed. and the bill WAS referred 70 the spe-
clal committee with Instructions As above.
The Chair appointed as the committee
Messrs. Carter, sullivan aud Mckenzie.
Mr.. Sullivan. at 30. moved "a adjourn.
Carried
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HOUSE.
sAruRpAY, March 30. ls72.

DAHOHDAN3 1AHINII OV1 A1d .
Mr. Sessions introduced an act 70 amend
the charter Of the city Of Natchez, approved
July %, 1870, and the amendment thereto
extending the city limits, approved April
IL, 1871.
And upon objection being made, the
question was put, -sshall the bill be rejected"
and the bill was rejected. Yeas o., nays
10.
MIR. French introduced an act to amend
an act TO Incorporates the Hebra Kaduzha
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TIME undersigned caution parties who hnTr
contracted with them, on their agents. for
recovery Of tax paid on cotton, against rniHI.
ing into agreements with other nrraonr IaHa.
ing 10 the same end. One 81 tln unlnrnI Hn"N
has been 81 Washington 90 Che WIufrr anu
will remain there 81 attend tQ enc lnl.IN.. .I
those We represent Our Friends maI frHl ~.
eured fkaf an Thine nacraanrv viii o. dnnr
- ,srotecf ttrfr int9roat Tho necessary rrI.
&c., ~ navsen1 have been provided I0r Nr
~ 80 - eftruiian should ho naid ~ c.rrn.
- 49, sromiars of others who hnNr IUnr
nofhinn a. aid the aceomrliahmanl rI tar
ROuEnTaOM T0nr.
SAM ThNH
WIN. IA. NNMNNMNNNM
Mamphla. Tenn, Feb.I, i8iA aWAHIn
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October Term, ls7l-Monday March DID, I-.s
ORDERED. that a. The April Tsru a. 3D.
" 1872 Of this Court. the docket of f0" |..
District be taken up and tle case. IIrI..u Dbl.
called until the second Monday In I..H Dos.
Of May. when the docket NJ tlr II u..'U...
will be taken zap and called until iH" fourth
Monday, the 9Th day Of May, whom Doe I...
et 81 the 8d District will De- taken uU HH.
called until the second Monday tHr lUII IH.
Of June.
A true copy from the minHtrs.
Attest. JAS. ~ McKEE.
mar2iswltWf lIH..
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ga Act% Like n Charm...

This is what we hear on all sides of DIR.
TUFTS EXPECTORANT. In cases Of
Group. Bronchitis, Asthma and all Pulmo-
nary Diseases it affords instant relief 1t
permeates the very substance OF the Lungs
and causes them to throw off all acrid mat
ter. Il is very pleasant to the taste. Chill
dren take it readily.
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| LIVER
DISEASE.
Chnncerv Court---uir-t UIstrITE
HMfmds County
Special AIarsh Term ls-2
Nancy b. Wood
NolDusw

Nancy Is. Wood
vs..
John j. Simmons, $50. lHN. urW ..T|..
Emma Bell and her huHs
band, John O. Bell 60 nl.
TTPON motion Of complainant In uUru ..UI..
" supported by affidavit, if appearing NJ N.
satisfaction Of the Court that thc defendant
Emma Bell and her husband, john I....
are non-rcaidenta OF che State Uf MIHeI..ITI
bat reside at or near thr city of Selma. NJ MI.
State Of Alabama, Do b. therefore ordered N|
the Court that the said drfrulHufH. IHH.
Bell and her husband, John %. BOIL uH .u'..
their appearance herein, un ur lsrlnIH OBJ" .I ..
day Of the next term of thiH court iu h" N..I
at the court room of said county, Boo .Hr ....
Of jackson, on the thlri Monday oft hNH. N
ID. 1872 and plead answer or drmuI d. .N.
original aud amended hN' .I
the allegations thereof win ho mEru H. ..N.
fessed ~ 60 them 10 iafurihrr ordered N| .'.
Court that "a copy of thiH order Do" uu' ...N.I
ia The Clarion, % public Newspaper IIIU..
aud published in The city OF Jackson. In ....
county aud State, for four WrrkH Hnrrr.. .....
This 10th day Of March. A ID. 1872
A true copy from fho mlnufrH.
MURRAY pElTON Clerk
By DuAH. lthUN. ~. I.
G. 4. Hooker, Solicitor for compInluaHI
mnrLsW6t
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Removal.

I HAVE REMOVED from the Muh Build
IL ing 70 my new Office, on Amite street, adj
joining my residence and nearly opposite the
Washington Hotel. Parties wishing 70 see
me on business Of any kind will find me there,
J. L. POWER.
March 26. 1877. wAsw1m
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Extract from Telegraph and Messeng,

Extract from Telegraph and Messenger
Macon, Ca:
We had tested ITS virtues personally, and
know that for dyspepsia biliousness and
throbbin9 headache arising therefrOm, it is
the best medicine the world ever saw. We
had tried forty other remedies before the
simmons Liver Regulator, but none OF
them gave US more than temporary relief,
but the Regulator not only relieved. but it
cured US. EDITOR TELEGRAPH.
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SEvENTY-FOURTH DAY.
SENATE.
FRIDAY. March 20, 1872.

By Mr.. Price: An act co authorize the
Governor to appoint a commissioner TO sell
land, and for other purposes.
Referred to Committee on Public Lands.
BY Mr.. Campbell: Al act to authorize the
Board of Supervisors of DeSoto county to
have index of land books of said county
made. Passed.
By Mr. Gibbs: An act to re-incorporate
the town of WOodville. Passed.
An act in relation to fees OF sheriffs in
certain cases.
Mr.. Hardy moved to indefinitely postpone
the bill. Carried.
The President appointed Messrs. Mcclure,
and Holloway as additional members of
Committee on Enrolled Bills.
An act for the relief of John T. Seumes,
Madison county.
Mr.. Hardy moved to indefinitely post
pone. Carried.
An act to enable the county of Mont
gomery and other counties To appoint regis
trars. Passed.
BY Mr.. Mygatt: An act to authorize the
city of Vicksburg to loan 100000 of its
bonds to the Memphis and Vicksburg Rail-
road Company.
Referred to Committee on Railroads.
An act to constTte section 2457, article 1,
chapter IS. Revised Code.
Mr.. Morgan moved to indefinitely post
pone the bill. Lost.
Yeas, 3; nays. Is.
Mr.. Smith moved TO refer the bill to a
SRCCldA NOtututltcC VI bAECc- NAEIlCAs
Yeas-Messrs. Abbott, Barrow. Bennett,
Bowles, Caldwell, Campbell, Gleed, GRAY,
Millsaps. Morgan, Mygatt, Packer, Smith
and S1one-l4.
= Nays.-Messrs Alexander, Cassidy Castle,
Duncan, Gibbs, Little. Seal, Steele and
Watts-9.
Committee-Messrs. Smith, Morgan and
Duncan.
COMMITTEE REPORT.
Mr.. President: Your Committee on Edu-
cation, to whom was referred II. b. No. 5S4,
an act in relation to Normal Schools and
Agricultural Colleges, have had the same
under consideration, and have instructed me
70 report the same back with the recon-
incubation that it do not pass.
Your COMMITTEES are of the opinion that
the bill il unconstitutional In its provisions,
inasmuch as it proposes TO interfere with
vested rights.
The act approved May Is, ISL, creating.
establishing and endoWing Alcorn Univer-
sifY, makes the President and Board Of
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DIED.,

In Yazoo City, in parturitiOn, on 22d inst,
consOrt Of Mr.. ). A. Richlnond and daugh-
ter OF Mr.. 4. &. Goosey Of 1azoo City,
MRS. BETHUNIA AGNES RICHMOND and
infant leaving one other son, a consolation
10 her bereaved husband and relatives.
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MARRIED..

at Baltimore, Md on Tuesday, the 28th
day Of March, 1872, at the residence OF Mr..
Charles q. Nicholson, No. 235 North Charles
street, by the Rev. Mr.. Boone, T.. l.. JACOB
soE, OF Jackson, Miss, 70 Miss ANNA w.
GoLDsBoKOUGn. Of Baltimore. No cards.
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HOUSE.
THURSDAY. March Is. 1872.

THURSDAY. March %, 1872.
Mr.. Boyd introduced an act in relation to
county revenue, in Tippah county, which
was passed.
Mr.. Gaines moved to take up a joint reso-
luton providing for the pay OF Assistant
Postmaster, VIM. l.. Parker, which was
passed
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Among other pleasant visitors the pre-
sent week. We have been pleased to welcome
To our sanctum, Capt. A. C. Fisk. of the
Ficksburg Times, who conducts an able
Republican paper, without the character
iztic bitterness and illibe-ality of that class
of Journals towards the white people Of the
State.
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Or 00ltskIp ClarlDn.

There is no use in talking-for conve-
nienee, economy, cleanliness and soft.
mellow light, not in the least injurious TO
the eyes, the lamps and non-explosive petro
oil sold by WIN. J. Brown, Sr-, far surpasses
anything out. II you have not tried 1t, do
so at once. mar29w&sw4t
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Madame Moore, the pedestrian, now in
Cincinnati, offers to walk against Weston,
over 100 mile course, for $1,000 a side, and
give him two miles start.
The Galve ton News is malicious enough
TO say that ii the Madame will walk him to
death, talk him to death, or get rid of him
in any other way, so that it may not be
bothered with him. either geographically
or otherwise. Ii shall be thankful.
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STATE ENGINEER an act
passed by the Legislature, and duly APP
proved, Capt. 7. 5. Hardee has been COM
missioned State Engineer, and also one of
the Board of Railway Commissioners under
the Subsidy Act. In addition to his duties
for the State, Capt. Hardee viii make
surveys of lands in any part of the State
where boundary lines may be in dispute.
and his report of the same will be official
and accepted as q legal settlement of the
same. The State, aud the public generally,
are fortunate in thus securing the services
of a Gentleman SO thoroughly skilled in his
profession. He will make jackson his
headquarters. Correspondents should ad-
dress him At this place.
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a Snd FnlIing Out.---It Is indeed ,

sad falling out when. after years of the clo-
sest intimacy, the hair parts company with
the head. Fortunately the lamentable sep
aration may be easily prevented and the
twain more closely united than ever by a
timely and systematic use of LYONS kA-
THAIRoN, the most potent invigorant of the
hair and promoter of its growth and beauty
known to modern pharmacy. Itcompletely
obviates the dry and parched condition OF
the roots OF the hair, which is preliminary
to its coming out. by supplying the precise
degree OF moisture requisite to its preserva-
ton in a healthy state. 1t is the only true
dissolvent and evaporant of dandruff and
other impurities of the scalp, whose pres
ence is injurious TO the hair. As beauti-
fer of the head the kathairon has no equal.
lt not only increases the quantity of the
hair. but improves its quality immediately.
imDarting a lustrous appearance an silky
texture which are exceedingly attractive.
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what spring Brings Vyiah NJ.

Regarded from a medical standpoint
Spring is not the delectable season de-
scribed by vernal poets. On the contrary
its yield of Intermittent fevers bilious at
tacks, rhematic pains, disorders of the
stomach, nervous complaints, and pulmo-
nary diseases, is as almost large as its
crop of volets, snowdrops and cherry
blossoms. The invisible seeds of innumer-
able maladies rise with the morning mists,
and are scattered broadcast by the vapors
of night. Who can resist their mephitc
influence? Certainly not the weak by ma
ture, or those whose nervous energies have
been ovcrtasked by mental or physical Ia
Dor, unless they tone and iuvigorate their
systems, and thus enable them TO cope with
the unhealthy influences by which they are
surrounded.
The only medicinal agent by which this
object can be rapidly and safely accomplish
ed, is the great vegetable renovant and in
vigoraut, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The
operation of this celebrated specific is four
fold. 1t strerthens the digestive organs
regulates the secretions, improves the con-
dition of the blood, superinduces a regular
habit of body, and thereby imparts such
vigor and elasticity to the whole physical
structure as to render it capable of resist
ing the action of the poisonous miasma,
with which the spring atmosphere is al
ways TO some extent impregnared. Here
then, is a ready and certain means of es-
Gaping the disorders prevalent at this sea-
son, or iii they have already fastened upon
the SYSTEM of conquering them speedily
aud thoroughly. Tue flavor of a medicine
is not of much consequence, provided it
does its work properly, but of Hostetter's
Bitters it may be fairly said that they effect
Il cure without outraging the patients
sense of taste.
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