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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-10-17

Disease, like the rattlesnake, usually gives
Af warning before it strikes. A failing aD-
cute, furred tongue, nausea, headache,
want OF proper action in the bowels, fever
sahess, lassitude, nervousness, an uneasy
''eHng in the stomach, etc, are all symptom
'e OF coming attack of indigestion, bill
aasness, collie, fever, or some other positive
"Fm OF disease. When thus menaced, re-
VII Immediately to
larrants Efervescent Settler APerient
'oa thus avert the attack. Acting stimuli
~leously upon the digestive organs, the
"er the bowels and the nerves, this re-
DeShIng and agreeable alternative will soon
'es'ore the system to its normal condition OF
g7aith' regularity and vigor. Sold by all
druggists.
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T 2. George, of Carroll, of the
5'I' u.rris Z George, has located here
. .arsd UPON the duties of his profess
IN "a Il valuable acquisition to the
10 city.
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L. Morphis, Representative
5'D, u. from the lst District, is in the
.eag' aiu canvass actively for Greeley
until the election.
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The Romance of Arithmetic.

/ will now wind up for. the present with a
rather barefaced story of how Dublin
chambermaid is said to have got twelve
commercial travellers into eleven bedrooms,
and yet to have given each a separate bed
room. Here we have the eleven bedrooms:
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HORSES FOR ALL WORK OR GENERAL
UTILITY.
(Size, form, action, style and endurance to
be taken into consideration by the Judges.
Best Stallion, five years old and oversize 90
Stallion, four years old and under
nVe ..-... ~ w
Stallion, three years old and under
four .............................. 25 90
Stallion, two years old and under
three ~ W
Mare, five wears old and over... 40 90
" Mare four wears old and under five 80 90
4" Mare, three years old and under four % 90
Mare, two years old and under three 20 90
Gelding over five years old........... Is 90
Gelding under five years old........... 70 w
(Au three years old and over, to be exhibit
ed in harness, except Stations over four, to
exhibit as the please.)
SADDLE HORSES.
Best Stallion five years old and over....$2j 90
'i Gelding, five years old and over...... Is 90
' Gelding, four years old and under. 25 90
Mare, five years old and over ......... % 90
AT 2 O'clock, P. NJ.
Best display Horsemanship Tin Arena)
not less than three riders to enter,
Silver Goblet worth $40 90
Fastest Running. mile heats,
best two in three..................... $50
Not less than entries, two to go,
fee $50,-which is added to pre-
MUM ...................... lou
Fastest Running, Pony under IA
hands, 4 mile, single dash...... SIS
Not less than entries, to go,
fee $5............... ..................... ~
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IarraHl's EGtryestent SeItltr Aperient
0. ThntIwere ReautiruI.

Is the unSpoken wish of thousands of wo-
4eh TO whom nature has denied the charms
y pure, fresh, transparent complexion.
40 crafty this wish HAGAN's MAGNOLIA
oALh was introduced. The cosmetics of
ule Gay had been pronounced poisonous by
~e most distinguished chemists, and it
vas also found that their ultimate effect was
" Wlther the skin as well as to paralyze the
ETERNAL nerves. The ladies hailed with
4eilght the advent of healthful, herbal
-na floral preparation capable of impartlng
:" 'heir faces necks and arms porcelain
snoothness, and tinge like that of the
ahest oriental pearl, They soon discovered
'Aat 1t was NEW thing under the sum-" in
.om parable and unapproachable. Unques-
Nohably the MAGNOLIA BALM has been the
great toilet success of the present century.
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Steam Engines and Machinery

made by Talbot & Sons, Richmond, Va for
sale. These Engines, with the latest improve
ments and of superior workmanship, have Ia
ken the premiums over all others At fairs
where they have been exhibited.
Orders for Gins, Engines, Machinery and
Gum Bands, promptly filed Gins repaired
by q skillful ginright. Address, Memphis
Tennessee.
G.. w. TRUEHIEART,
Agent for Daniel Pratt, and Talbot 3 Sons
July 8. w&swSm
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Itron- Testimony

srrBENyILLE, Ohio, Sept. 4, 1871.
b. Hm.H p. Tut:
DER 5R-I feel 1T duty to you and to
fsrng humanity to make public the great
qdts oiy6ur Extract Sarsaparilla and
aeel's Plight. For years l have been a
rga. subrer, my general health broke
va. ami | was affected with nervousness
the mt terrible character, which was
soi foIFed by an eruption all over the
ziy, foming large ulcers in some places,
a attebed with rheumatic pains. Tongue
4not Ascribe my suffering. | was re-
sed anOst to a skeleton, and had per-
1t loAling of food. / was attended by
aeral physicians, who rendered me no re-
4f. Iespaired of ever being well again,
atthaks to kind Providence, l acciden-
lily leard Of your medicine. l sent for
alf a oxen bottles, ana before / had taken
ire began 10 feel better, my appetite
nproTed, and the rheumatic pains became
S severe, and could enjoy sleep. l have
mtnied its use and have taken eleven bot
e ad believe | am a sound man again.
he dcers have all healed, my skin is
moot and healthy, and l have gained %
oun9 in weight. l believe my sickness
ssnlpd from faint of scrofula. l would
lrnetly recommend your compound to my
.loV sufferers.
with deep gratitude to you,
am ever your friend,
JAS. FRANKLIN.
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Mississippi State Fair.
NovEMBER ilth To ls.h. lsss.
PARTIAL LIST OF PREMIUMS.

The FoURTH ANNUAL STATE FAIR will be
held at JACKSON, commencing on Monday,
November 18th, and ending Saturday the 10th.
The following is a partial list OF Premiums
to be awarded A Catalogue, embracing the
full list, together with all details concerning
the Fair, viii be forwarded TO any address
on application to the Secretary.
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$1,000 Reward is offered by the proprietor
VI Ut. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
.of a medicine that viii equal it in the cure
" all severe cases OF Liver Complaint and
81 diseases arising from impurity of the
piood, as Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches,
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.ouad IF Federal soldiers were in the
r. yesteyay, on their way to Mississippi.
,slma lmes.
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eta t20 e
e1ln spass ~ . - sas tasl e
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PRATT'S SOUTHERN MADE
GIN.

THHIS GIN, of light draft, makes good sam
IL pie, and viii pick more lint from the same
amount Of seed cotton, and in less time than
any other gin. IL does not break the roll or
choke, is simple in its construction and not
liable to get out Of order.
1t is good rule TO try all things and hold
fast to what has been approved, and answ srs
the purpose for which Il is made. This is
claimed for Pratt's Gin and admitted by Drac-
teal planters who have used il.
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MEMPHIS
Conference Female Institute,
JACKSON, TENN.

REV. A. W. JONES, D. D.. ~......PREsIDExr.
NALL SESSION begins the First Monday
ID in September, with an Address and Con-
cert on the evening of the next day.
SPRING SESSION begins the Fourth Monday
in January. Commencement Day the Second
Wednesday in June.
Tuition
Collegiate department, ..--.-..-..- 50 W
Music, .ss...s % w
Latin and French, each 10 10
Other charges moderate
Board, washing, Fuel, 6c-..;:. 80 10
For particulars, address the President, or
Prof A. b. JONES.
aa-Tuition Fees and one-half the Board re-
ouired in advance. July4wly
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BASE BALL CONTEST.
FIFTH DAY.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 1872
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M
Grand Parade by the Fire Companies of
Jackson and other cities-all being invited,
A Silver Cup to be awarded to the best
Hose Company in a Trial of Speed.
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FIRST DAY.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1872.
This day will be devoted to the entry of Ar
tiles and Animals, and to general preparation
for the remainder of the week. There viii be
no exhibition in Arena or on Main Track.
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FOURTH DAY.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER I4TH, 1872.
MATCHED HORSES.

MATCHED HORSES.
Best Matched Team (horses or mares,)
for Carriage so w
Matched Team horses for buggy. 10 90
Matched Team mares for buggy .-.... 70 90
HORSES RAISED IN MISSISSIPPI ExCLU-
SIVELY.
Best Stallion, FIVE years old and up
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OHEl IVES

DUGGHESI BUGGIES-fresh arrivn
ID Also, Bull-TOngues, Half-shovela end
weeps,-SWoeps g., "a reasonable figures, %
iuno2 n. E. BLEnHe,
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BARROWS q SNYTHE, AGENTS.
JACKSON. WISs-
Oct. 10 w3t
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THIRD DAY.

THIRD DAY.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH, 1872.
ANNUAL ADDRESS
AT II O'CLOCK A. NJ, By
t. y. OLDHAM, ESQ.
OF ATTALA COUNTY.
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J. 1DUBW
jackson, Miss.
CAUTION-T have the exclusive right to
sell the PETR0 OIL in Kinds County, Missis-
sippi. and all persons are cautioned against
selling or using the same, UNDER THIS on AEY
orHER NAME, as all infringements will be
prosecuted, WM. J. BROWN, 6R. \
Aug. 10, 1872 sw4w6m
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1872.
DRAFT HORSES.
Best Stallion, four years old and oversee 90
Stallion, three years old and under
four Is w
Stallion, two years old and under
three - w
Stallion, one year old and under two Is 90
Gelding, four years old and over. % 90
Mare, four years old and over
breeder
breeder 49,. 20 90
Mare, two years old and under three
breeder 10
Mare, one year old and under tive
Dfeeder..- ID W
Owners of Brood Mares shall make affidavit
of the fact, or show Colt by the Mares side.
GELDINGs AND MARES FOR
SINGLE HARNESS.
Stallion, four years and under-..-... Is 90
Mare, under four years old Is 90 |
" Gelding, five years old and under. 30 90 |
AT O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Fastest Running, 1mile, single dash $50
Not less than entries, z TO go,
fee so ................... 90
Fastest Running, Pony under IA
hands, l mile, single dash ......... $25
Not less than 4 entries, to go,
fee So ............................. 70
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Most stylish Double Team to Harness.
Silver Medal-No entry fee.
Best pair Matched Horses or Mares.
Silver Medal. No entry fee
AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Blindfold Wheelbarrow Race.
100 yards for $40 90
Foot Race-250 yards for $40 90
Sack Race-50 yards for $40 90
AT / O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Fastest Trotting, in Harness, sim
gle dash, mile $50
Not less than entries, TO go,
fee $2O.............................. % -
ITO
AT 2 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Fastest Running, / mile heats,
best in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $75
Not less than three entries, Ito go
Zee SZo....- .'.....'....- 20 -
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/ o,cLocK P. u.

Best Boy Rider under Il years of age. A
fine suit of clothes by B T. Walshe, No.
ITO Canal street, New Orleans.
Best display Of horsemanship by grand
father, half dozen "Walshesn premium
shirts.
Best Young LADY Equestrienne-a fine Rid
ing Whip BIZ III. F.. Sizer, of Jackson
Best display of Horsemanship by Lady-at
by g. D. Subway.
Most stylish Horse to harness.
Diploma. No entry fee.
Most stylish Mare to harness.
Diploma. No entry fee.
Fastest Running 2 mile. single dash $50
Not less than entries, to go,
fee S2U %
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d. TUFTS Liver Pills are mild and gen.
e urgative, possessing the peculiar merit
iTung as powerful agent in relieving
'7gestive or torpid liver. They have no
Ua
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eE- All entries ofhorses for purse, shall
be made in writing and deposited in box
(kept by the Secretary for that purpose,)
before 6 o'clock p. m, of the day previous to
the race, except for races of the first day,
Tuesday, Nov. Il which shall be made prior
to and announced at 2 p. m, OF that day.
~ Specialties can, with consent of the
Directory, be introduced on any day.
Committees will make awards at the Pens
and Coops on the following, commencing at
as early an hour as possible on Saturday
morning.
SWINE, SHEEP, GOATS, POULTRY.
SWINE, LARGE BREEDS--Such as Cheshire
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI,
OXFORD,
JULY IsGh, sIs9.
THE LAW SCHOOL.

FACULTY:
JOHN n. WADDEL. ID. D., CHANCELLOR.
THOMAS WALTON, IL. b., PROFESSOR.
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Board of Registrars for Kinds county
Oct IL lST2td
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Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye promotes the Growth
Z he Hair.
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TN accordance with Article /, of the Elec-
j ton Law, sections $50 and &c., an Election
will be held in Kinds county, on the
Srh day Of November. HS79.
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SECOND DAY.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1872.
DRAFT HORSES.
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and now they are offered the use of it at mod.
crate tolls.
The probabilities of another road, to be
built by the Pennsylvania Central as a
through connecting road from Pennington
vile, on the Pennsylvania road, to Peach
Bottom, and thence to Monkton, on the
Northern Central, is also discussed by the
Gazette, and its advantages shown. This
road would also run through q portion of
Hartford county, but too far north of this
place to afford railroad accommodations to
the central portion of tie county, although
for the upper part of it its advantage would
be immense. This is shown conclusively to
be the only through route that would be built
by foreign corporations through this county,
~ and it is for this purpose we mentien it,
as separate and apart from the efforts now
making to build the narrow gauge road from
Delta to Towsontown, which of course would
be done by our own citizens In other words.
the central portion Of Hartford can never
hope to be provided with railroad facilities
by relying upon foreign capitalists building
a through road, as it is called, that would be
located anywhere in this neighborhood.
AS to the prospects of the Bel Air and Mag
nolia road, we have nothing of definite ma.
ture to communicate this week, except that
efforts to obtain subscriptions are still being
pushed forward. The alternative of its not
being successfully accomplished is one OF
such fearful results to the material prosperi-
ty of our section of the county that we shrink
from contemplating its failure. Again we
say to the citizens of this neighborhood, put
forth every effort at once, and let us be as.
sured ofthe completion of the work.
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POISONED TO DEATH.

healthy liver secretes each day about two and hal
pounds of bile which contains great amount of waste
material taken from the blood When the liver becomes
torpid congesed it fails to eliminate this vast amour
noxious substance, which therefore to pos
the blood and DO conveyed to every part of the sys
| TEN. What must be the condition of the blood when
1t is receiving and retaining each day two and a-ha
pounds of poson Nature tries to work off this poison
skn etc. but these organs become overtaxed In perform
ing this labor In addition TO their natural functions and
long withstand the PRESSURE but become various
| ly diseased
The Iain which is the great electrical centre of all
vitality, is unduy stimulated by the unhealthy blood
which passes 10 it from tho heart, and 1t fails to perform
its office healthfully Hence the symptoms of bile
poisoning which dnllness headache, incapacty Ia
keep the mind on any subject impairment Of memory
di2zy sleepy, nervous feelings, gloomy orebodngs
and irritablity of temper The blood itself being dis
cased 1t forms the sweat upon the surface Of the skin
1t so irritating and poisonous that II produces dscol-
sores boils, carbuncles and scrofulous umors. The
stomach bowels and other organs spoken Of cannot
cape becoming affected later, and cUstiveness
piles ropsy, dyspepsia diarrhGa, female weakness and
many other forms Of chronic disease among the ne
cessary results As remedy for all these various man
ifesatons of disease Dr. Perces Golden Medical Discuy
cry positively uneluaed by II the liver and
ache are changed active, healthy state the appe.
tte regulated and restored the blood and secretions
thoroughly purified and enriched, and the whole system
renovated and built MP anew. Sold by all first class
druggists.
IN EVERY QUARTER OF THE GLOBE where il is
known and there few indeed where ii Is not, the
"Mexican Mustang Lniment" takes precedence OF all
similar preparations Its transcendent merits have OBJ
tanned for II popularity seldom reached by any pro.
pretary medicine In its infancy the fiat OF its
pronounced in the widespread endorsement which
1t received from physicians veterinary surgeons, horse
men and the public generally. No one now thinks of
questioning It's claim to be considered tho Standard
Liniment of America.
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local Affairs.

PASSION WEEK AND EASTER SUNDAY
The present week it known throughout the
Christian world as Holy or Passion Week,
and Is the closing week ofthe Lenten season.
1t is designed to recall to the minds Of the
faithful, in an especial manner, the sufferings
Of the Saviour Of mankind previous to and
eliminating in His crucifxion. Passion
Week began with Sunday last, called Palm
Sunday, in commemoration ofthe triumphant
entry of the Saviour into Jerusalem, when
the people seemed at last to recognize Him
as their King, and in accordance with the
customs of the East cast their garments on
the ground before him, and waving palm and
olive branches, and shouting Hosannas, well
coined Him into His own city
The religious services held in the Protest
ant Episcopal and Roman Catholic churches,
this week, are of an unusually solemn char
acter, especially those of to-day GOOD Fri
day. when the awful sutferings of the Saviour
upon the cross on Mount Calvary, for the
sins of the whole world, are commemorated
by Christians with manifestations of deep
grief and penitence.
On Sunday next-Easter Sunday-the full
accomplishment of the work of Redemption,
by the joyful event of the resurrection of the
Saviour, is celebrated with hymns of praise
and gratitude.
The egg at Easter is not without its signif-
icance. 1t is an old Eastern symbol of life
in sepuchre; and as it has a life hidden
within its shell, which at the proper time
breaks forth from its prison-house, it is thus
typical of the great event of the Saviour's
bursting the bonds Of death and coming forth
from the tomb.
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THE HARTFORD COUNTY RAILROAD.

In the absence of more definite news this
week in regard to the Hartford Comfy Rail.
road, we lay before our readers part of an
interesting article from the Baltimore Gazette
of late date in reference to this subject
The Gazette says:
The active men of Hartford county are
busily engaged in organizing subscription
for the construction of road from Magnolia,
on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti.
more Railroad, to Bel Air. The grades are
light, and the road, about ten miles and a
half in length, can be constructed for about
$250,000 OF this amount the Philadelphia
Roads agrees to endorse one-haf, in bonds of
the new company. 1t agrees also TO run the
road and to pay the stockholders twenty five
per cent of the gross receipts to meet the in
terest on the bonds, the surplus, if any, to be
applied to dividends. Nothing could be more
liberal than this offer, and if there is any real
desire for road among the property holders
between Magnolia and Bel Air, the small
amount of capital necessary will doubtless
he raised.
Should this road be constructed the link he
tween Bel Air and the Susquehanna would
he built on the same terms, ifdesircd, by the
people of Hartford county.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balt-
more Railroad proposes, in addition, to con.
struct bridge, at its own expense, TO con-
meet the new road with the existing one,
which now terminates at the river. A road
thus constructed would run almost through
The centre of Hartford county, and, as far as
it is concerned, would be as advantageous n
line as could be desired. 1t would be nearly
direct to Baltimore, and it would connect
not only directly with the Philadelphia and
Media Road, but also with the Port Deposit
and Columbia branches. =
The Bel Air Road, by the construction of
ten miles of road, secures to the people of
Bel Air and considerable portion of Har-
ford county road twenty eight miles long,
connecting with the metropolis of the State,
rs well as the use of eighty miles of road
leading to Philadelphia. In other words,
Bel Air, by building ten miles of road, is
placed at once in intimate connection with
the great railroad system of the country. To
effect this the property holders most interest.
I'd are asked to contribute about thirty three
per cent of the cost of the branch. The
main stem costs them nothing. 1t is built