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gloss and freshness Of yoaGth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often so un-
clearly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
Iustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL MASS.
BUCK az BAILEY. Agents.
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RY virtue Of deed Dr. uu.. .u 1000.
- cuiIo 20 the undersigned HH VI u.
son, on The ZJts oI JulF, s.. d. ....
said deed Of trust is duly recorded I'm ..-
cord Of deeds of Carroll county nu.
Mississippi In deed book W.. Uu pug.
VIII on Monday, the llth day MI Aur.
1919, nj the door Of the cUur.-Huue. F..
Town OF Carrolltpn, In said county, .... ..
highest bidder for cash rho following
PERSONA ana other property ig-"ti
Of p guar and S T. quar- of 5 w guar
tlon ~, township 49, range 3 East. n VI
OF guar Of section -. same toWHs0.F
range and w hfo y quar- 1t s...
ana M OF N T. quar- aud J. QrII .. ~ .
guar OF section - ind T. DIT OF n N IHHr f.
quar- Of n W guar and n W guar -
guar ~ section - and j quarot
~ section - and hf Of = y quar- uI -t
"a and n 4 quar- of W quar- and 49, I.
quar- and n l. guar of S J. quar- anI p .
guar Of n + quar- Of section % same tow
ana range; and one-third interest nj nn Na
eided half interest in + hf of n Il guar
y " guar Of n quar- Of section II aa-
~ w guar Of W quar- Of section ~ aHi .
n hf Of W hf Of E'quar and Ehfofs J. 4a..
OF section %; and S w guar Of S W qaH
section "A and an undivided two-tllrlf /.
terest in an undivided one-hnlf interest e. I.
hf Of N quar- and W quar- of = qaat .
section % and n w quar- Of n w quar- D.. =.
ton p and in n hf Of W hf Of n Z p NJ 't
p; and a whole interest in w hi of S W gln
Of section IS, all in township ~, range lt.
except the last eighth, which is in roWnsl'I
-, range 4 East, all in Carroll county.
State Of Mississippi. And also an cnEl-
and all the machinery, tools and fixtures
10 oms and spinning ienniea and appuite
ances Of the Manassas Mills Factory SEQ
sale ie made for the purpose of satisit''-
the debts mentioned In said deed in trust
r. w. WILLIAMSON
mal-vOd g. f.. NELL, Trustees
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LEGAL ApvERTIsEMENTs.
RHERAFF'S SALE.
Samuel D. Kelly


]. r. How, EA. McRaven, c. Parish.
Judgment 18th December, 1873, for 81, 10 %.
DY virtue Of the above stated case TO me a.
ID rected bv the Clerk of the Circuit Court
First District of Kinds county, | will expose
TO public sale to the highest bidder for cash,
in front of the City Hall, in the city OF Jack
son. ON the first Monday, the "a day or june
1878. within the legal hours prescribed ty law,
the following lands, to-wit: II S2-lUO acres I'D
west half Of southeast quarter section - =
S6-IO0 acres in east half Of southwest quarter
section s; east half south east quarter scel,on
r northwest quarter of northwest quarter
section s; northwest quarter Of southwest
quarter section A. all in township o, range
west and containing in the aggregate zoo
lS-l00 acres.
Said property having been levied upon as
the property of defendant, will be sold TO sat
isfy the above stated case and costs.
April 23d, 1873. j. Nj. OoA iS,
Rv WV II TAYLOR D. s. mal-ot
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Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL,
Foe Diseases of the phrott and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, wEoopluG-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
die nyrTicS OF modern
science. few al-c #
more real value TO
mankind than this 81
fectual remedy Tor All
disea e. OF the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other counties, has
shown that it does
surely and effrctuoll,-
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PURSUANT TO a decree Of the Chancery
l. Court of Kinds county, LIST District made
on the 18th day of April, 1873, the under
signed. administrators of Benz. Fortner, de-
ceased will. on the 9th day of June, 1873,
within legal hours, proceed to sell az Terry,
in front of Tribbetts store in said county OF
Kinds. the following lands Of said dccedcni
situate in said county for the purpose of pay o.
ing the debts OF said estate, at public QUERY
for cash, viz: acres on east side OF southeast
quarter of southeast quarter, and 30 acres dI-
aconal in southwest quarter Of sou DR. asst
quarter. section H. township 3, range } ~ 'f
and south half lot No. 8, and A. acres u b..
No I, and 10 acres in lot No. 3 and south hal
lot No q section II, township & range / Yves.
H. T. and J. l.. FORTNEk.
AlniIuI-trato
May l, 1873. mal-4w
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FAIR MOUNT COLLEGE.

INAIR MOUNT COLLEGE, for the education
IL of Young Ladies, is situated upon Sewanee
Mountain, near the Railroad Station "Moffat, I"
and is easy of access from all parts Of the
South. 1t is beautifully located, having the
advantage of charming mountain views and
delightful freestone and chafybeate waters
No locality can surpass il in healthfulness
and attractiveness. The Building is new,
commodious, and well suited to school purpo-
SEES. 1t is only five miles from the University
of the South.
Tuition and Board, including washing per
year 1915 90. Music, Painting, Drawing, etc.
will each be charged q moderate fee extra.
Latin is the only study in the course that H.
OPTIONAL with the student. French 10 required
eff every pupil, and every effort will be made
to enable the scholar to speak Auently, as
well IS readily to read and write. the lsn guaRe
A course of Calisthenics will be extended
through the year
College will open lst Monday in April, 1879
There will be midsummer holiday Of one week,
and with eption the school ex cruises will
be continued through the summer. Vacation
in the winter, commencing December Doth.
For circulars, giving full detsils address
MRS. NJ. L. YERG ER, -p-..
MRS. II. B. KELLS, nelP@as.
feb II If
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W. II. CHILEs
JNo. c. CARRAwAY.
JNO. c. CARRAwAY. w IL. CHILES.
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.

OtARRAWAY CHILES respectfully an
" nounce to the citizens OF Jackson and
vicinity that they have formed a copartnership
for the purpose of carrying on the Livery
business at the stand formerly occupied by L.
W. Carraway s Son. They will keep CON
stantly on hand fine horses and mules and all
kinds of vehicles for hire and sale. just re-
ceived q nice lot of mules, broken, which are
for sale at living rates.
ian 3OL3m.
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FRTGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
Hor-sF AND THREE LITTLE NEGROES BURNED
EY THE cAREI EssNEss OF THEIR PARENTS
From the Shubuta Times

From the Shubuta Times
On Friday night last, a few miles west
of this. in the Beaver Dam settlement,
the house of Dick Woodward, colored
man, burned up consuming all that was
mortal Of three of his authenticated
in. while the father and mother were of
attending the meeting in the settlement,
a. usual. The fire was discovered, but
too late to save the children. Two OF
them were roasted in bed while the third
one, a little girl, 6 or years old, per-
ished at the door, doubtless trying to
make her escape. 1t happened at about
IL o'clock and if the mother of the child
rem had been in her place it would not
have been thus.
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TO PREVENT GRAY HAIR,
THE

GLANDS unequaled proved its vir-
y tues at Sixteen different Expositions and
Fairs. Tis clear as crystal; leaves no sui
phur or other bad smell on the hair, but fne
perfume. Never changes the hair to ridiculous
red pink, only natural light brown or
black is the result in a few applications =
Stains neither hands, scalp or clothing Cures
dandruf, stops the hair from falling out, and
cures any headache within ten minutes.
j. F. FugaZi Manufacturer and Proprietor
New York City and Sacramento Cal. Ask
your druggist, and give it fair trial. c. C.
WARD BRO, Agents, 2l5 Main St, Mem
phis.
BUCK & BAILEY
mar2T72-1y Jackson Miss
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Mobile and Ohio Railroad Stock

Three hundred shares of Mobile and
Ohio railroad stock was sold yesterday at
Columbus, Miss, by order of the County
Court and brought 5O5. This is an evil
dence of the high value placed upon the
stock by our country friends, which is
particularly satisfactory, after the recent
vote increasing the stock.
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MONTG OMERY
White Sulphur Springs,
VIRGINIA.

NhIS delightful watering place will be open
day of June next. '-s - %
Al the usual appliances for the comfort
- AN usement Of guests are provided and
EaPress, Ticket. Post and Telegraph offices
pig Tunnel, on Virginia and Tennessee d;-
VS. sislGn o. the A.. M. 3 o. r. r. is the station
distant IL miles. Piiugs-
=: A. Colhoun. formerly of Allegheny
Springs, will assume the management.
ssd 6E ..El So 90 per day, SIG 90 per week
eoLHOUN, WILSON q CoWXN
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OFFICE AND POCKET
Maps Of Missisippi !

DY request of Capt. I. s. Hardee, wiz 81
ID tend to the filing Of orders for he Edi-
ton of his Map of Mississippi recently pub
lisheds 4rd which emhFace all the new Ceun-
ties, section lines, etc.
The Once Map, on rollers. pRiea 400, ID
mere convenient fer ready references kan ths
large Map first published. Sent by Express
on receipt of price. or C. O. D. with Express
charges added
The Pocket Map, in stiff covers, price 81, 90
will be sent by mail on roceipa Of the pRieO.
Address j. L. POWER,
Dec. II, Is72-tf
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The Non-EXplosiVe
p EFT RO OIL!
THAT THIS OIL IS THE BEST
BURNIN G. FLUID
YET DISCOVERED,

MAKES a softer and more beautiful light,
WI is much more clearly and does not grease
or soil any fabric that it may come in contact
with, are facts established.
1t may be used in any kind of Lamp now ~
use for burning Coal Oil, by simply changin,
the Burner, which l can do at a trihing ex-
pense.
E@~Oil Lamps, Chimneys, and Burners,
may be had at all times. l have, also, very
desirable Brass Safety Lamp. for the
use of Families and Hotels, which has no
superior.
@a-Try it, and if you do not like it, Return
it and get your Money 7&N
Es-Read the following, it speaks for itself
Having tried the Non-Explosive Petro Oil,
sold by WIN. J. Brown, ST., we take pleasure
In recommending it as being far superior to
used.
it is entirely free from grease, and does not
require more than one-tenth of the labor to
keep the Lamps clean and nice that it does any
other Oils that we have used.
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Ayers
Hair igor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to ats original
color, qCith the
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-05-08

eRf con d.y AGENTS vsnted An classes OF pee
9J lV ~ old make money -
all the time than at ythnA
Portland, Maine
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CAhh1 AYES,
SADDLES, for
LADIES, GENTS, MISSES A u
BOYS,
WAGONS,
CARTS,
HARNESS OF MANY STYLES.
BRIDES. COLLARS NAMES,
TRACES, WHIPS, &c,
ENAMELLED AND OIL CLOTH
COPPER RIVETS,
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
HARNESS q Birdie LEATHER.
SOLE, KIP AND UPPER LEATHER.
SADDLE BAGS q SATCHELS. HORSE
CURRY AND NAME COMBS.
DOG CHAINS AND COLLARS,
TEXAS SADDLE-TREES.
SHOE THREAD, &C.. &c, &c.
PRICES TO SUIT.
FURS, HIDES, &c, BOUGHT.
mch25-tf.
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A letter from Judge Brown, dated at
Vicksburg, April 26th, announces that
he will certainly be in Raymond on the
18th of My for the purpose of holding
our Circuit Court and that "all officers
and lawyers who do not answer at the
roll call Will be regarded absent without
a cause Raymond Gazette.
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WNI. y. BROWN, Sr.,

SHChAbUMs NMISA.
CAUTlON:-I have the exclusive right IN
sell the PETRO OILin Kinds County. Nissiso
slppI, and all persons are cautioned apainst
selling or using the same, UNDER THIS on ANY,
OTHER NAME, as all infringements will be
prosecuted, VIM 7 BROWN O.
Aug. 49, 1872 swAw6m - 'A-
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a Terrible FraIricide /" North
Mississippi.

Thursday night in Tate county, Miss. 8,
a terrible fratricide was committed at the
house Of Thomas White, twelve miles
west Of Sentobia, under the following
circumstances Daniel, the elder son OF
Thomas White, was engaged to be mar
ried to the widow BoydsOn- The youn-
ger brother, John, was opposed to the
marriage, and asserted that he would Kill
his brother rather than he should marry
her
Thursday evening an alteration took
place, when John, being armed with II
revolver, and in presence of his father
and mother and Mrs. Boydson, shot
Daniel near the navel and then walked
out of the house. Soon after he returned,
declaring his intention to kill his brother
dead then, as his other shot had not
killed him. With some difficulty his
father took the pistol from him, and as he
stepped from the house his brother,
wounded as he was, seized a shotgun
and fired at him, but missed him.
Daniel died from the effects of his
wound the next night. The day follow.
iDg the murderer was arrested and taken
to Senatobia, whence he was committed
to Jail. Memphis Dispatch.
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FOR RENT.

A NEW RESIDENCE in South Jackson on
N Congress street, between court and
South, is offered for rent. 1t has five rooms,
kitchen, servants rooms, cIstern and garden
Terms reasonable. Apply to
marl3-Im HARRISON TAYLOR
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DIR. L. I. GUM,


HAVING been for many years engaged in
Ii the Dental profession at Nashville Ten
to the citizens of Jackson and vicinity.
OFFICE, Capital street, opposite Episcopal
Church Oct. 18ewtfw2t
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Jackson, Miss. Aprl2. ISL
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AdmInistrntor,s saIe % Land..

By WV. II. TAYLOR, D. s. mal-5t
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-01
SneaIa Reaumptlsn.

The announcement ia made from
Washington that in view Of the expected
resumption { srcci" payments, the Gov
ernment has made aIraLgtn.,nts IT, tle
coinage Of gold and silver "to An extent
" heretofore unprecedented" and has de-
cided to pay out silver as soon 50 IL can
be profitably and conveniently coined for
the purpose. Such an Indication that re-
sumption is near at hand is most crafty
ing, for that there are decided advantages
In having specie basis for our currency
has never been denied, the only opposition
to a return arising from the fear Of
trouble and distress in business circles
through the shrinkage Of values eon-
seQuent on resumption. That fear is
removed, az prices have already fallon to
a gold basis and times are about as bad
as they can be, so II resumption Is praeti-
earle now, everybody seems to say, let
us take all our phSsie at once, and start
anew when We do start, with a clean
stomach and a healthy circulation.
We have no doubt that the revival Of
trade viii soms.sooner tpap the gloomiest
of eroakers predict, for the simple reason
that the present depression Is, to oon-
siderable extent, unnatural and artificial.
That the Industries connected with rail-
ways should suffer from the blow INFLICTED
by the panic on railway credit was but
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-01

Mark Twain confidently asserts that
he IA able to allay any kind of excitement
by lecturing on, and says 81 have
always been able to paralyze the
"public interest in any topic that I chose
"to take hold OF and clucidate with all
"my strength" Many publ sFeakers
possess mis- quality to a much greater
extent than the witty Mark, but they
have not his serene consciousness of the
act.
We see it publicly reported that the
New Jersey Southern Railroad Company
has failed Whether the report be true
or not, we eppuot say. Lut if 1t is, there
would seem to be even less ground than
there was before for the intlmstlon that
il has passed into the hands Of the Balti-
more ~ Ohio Railroad Company.
The Gazette certainly did stretch things
rather, when it spoke Of the new system
Of cess pool cleaning as "anoiher radi-
cal outrage" Does the Gazette call Mr..
ilenry Eekel q Radical
Some people may consider the letter
concerning bankruptcy dry reading, but
to many it will be highly interesting just
at this time, and the experiences il details
may also prove profitable to many. The
writer's experience is the common expert
ence Of creditors in bankruptcy proceed
iugs, not only In this country but in
England.
A Washington dispatch announces the
arrest on the grounds Of the Executive
| Mansion Wednesday ,olan insane German
Who wanted "to take charge Of the
"Urited states Government" If the
general management of the Government
could be Judged ~ the management Of
some Of It's departments in Wilmington
ii would not be any evidence of insanity
for patriotic man to want to "tak'
charge" of it.
The Stokes farce is ended, and th'
murderer is found guilty ofmanslauehtel
in third degree and sentenced to ioui
years imprisonment.
Some years ago an lrishman In THU
country died, ard within four days there
after his wife who lived in Ireland die,
also, without any previous arrangement
to depart together. Another son Of tn
emerald isle abiding to the cireumstanc
remarked chow nice 1t would be for then
both to 60 to heaven together" dyes,
said a friend, "but the old man had lit
tic start of his wife" con, no" reptile
the other, "beeause you see Ireland is fou
days nearer heaven than this country is.
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Anneka Lans, Sister.

There Is new litigation promised over
an immense estate which some people
think they rightfully own. Everybody
has heard of Anrckc Jams. Trinity
Church, New York, now holds the prop
erty once possessed by Bnneke, and "a it
IL immensely valuable, the natural heirs
of Anncke aforesaid are exceedingly
anxious to get IL into their possession for
the purpose of having a grand divide
Thus tar the heirs have not been very
successful in anything but keeping them
selves aud their claims very prominently
before the public, aud perhaps in making
the wardcus and vestrymeH OF Trinity
trenbe for their property. As for the
general public. they have long considered
tue Anncke Jams " claimants - as mi.
sances. The lovers Of peace and qiief
will therefore hear with dismay that
Anneke had Il sister who also had an
estate which at the tiiue Of her death was
worth e36,OU This she provided should
accumulate at compound interest at three
per cent. to the third generation. The
heir in the third generation, il seems,
never heard of the will, but lived, begOt
children, and died in happy Ignorance
that he was entitled to m immense for
tune. A short time ago, however, the
will came TO light, and his grest-graud-
children propose to get the estate-if they
can. The prospects are, therefore, the
| sister of Anncke Jams will, to those not
| Interested, become as much of II nuisance
as Anncke herself or the TichburnC
claimant, and will furnish another in.
stance OF the improperly Of boarding up
money for other people to quarrel over
instead of using it for the procurement
OF such good things as money is able tC
purchase during the lifetime OF In,
| possessor.
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Too Faithful by Half.

Young Mang'chury will not probably
visit Miss Skittles again. lie called upon
her a few evening ago, ANA as she was
not at home, he sat down on the porch 10
wait for Ler. In few moments Old
Skitllrs' big dog came up, and after eve
ing ManglehHry and growing at him
down his back, the dog walked up and
begun 10 snln ut Manglebnry's legs
While the animal was performing this
operation the young man maintained
condition of absolute repose. II isl
doubtful II he will again he as perfectly
still rs lac was then until his immortal
soul is ia the land of everlasting rest.
When the ceremony was concluded tho
dng Law down By Manglebury's chair.
Is soon as MarslebHry felt certain the
brute was ASLEEP, he thought he would ~
home without seeing Miss Skitlles bot
when he attempted To rise from his chair
the dug ltaped up and grOwed so menac-
mrly That Marglchury Immediately 81
down again. Then he thought peIha.i
it would be better not to 90 home at once
II occurred to him, however, that II void
hc as well to call some one to remove the
doc in c4sc circumstances should repdeI
II drsimble for him to depart but at the h
first sell, Skttles' dog jumped to bis feet
gave Il lieudish bark, and began TO iaAe
II frW more critical smells at ManelellHs
legs. And whenever Manglcbuiy sluiltl
his feet, or moved his arms, Of uttered
the slightest sound, that infamous dog,
was up aud at him. Once, when be had
To sntc2e, he thought, FROM the bolster
ous indignation manifested By the dog'
that his hour at last had come. Mango
! bury had often before wanted TO see Ml,s
| Skittlcs alone, bat he now felt like We''
coming amy member Of the skl.llts A'l
| lily, even the cook, with tueIIns ~
| preaching enthusiasm.
FINALLY lie heard voices in the par',
! II was Miss Skiltcs and Young lneO
who had come with her and Catered W'
side door. Aud they sat there al tu'
| window, not thirty ltet from Mans''o"ll ,,
| sparkling and cooling, and every new Aus.
then making some disagretaule IelHe,lfA
abont Mmglebury, until at last the vs..
tor lc.t and Miss SkittlCs locked the VuVi
closed the shuttors and went 10 nso
And thc dog never moved until mol
when Old Skittlrs came down To iVu ,ah \
the thermometer aud found that lai'l'.
guardian still watching over The ii'.'e.e
bic Manehbuly, who still sat 10 a., ~.
chair IN which he hcgan u wait lH N',
Sixties. Old Skittles Offered to sulo
lhr dog in order to soothe ManegpYH
bat that person was beyond reach VI ~.
remedies. lie was too mad. He cul ',
skiillcs family dead and he is ci iea' W,
ire to select It social circle whose h''1
bcrs do no, keep dogs. He bates "ug
worse than doctor hats meas"
climate lal .idfler.