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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-05-30
F. W. RAUCH'S TALISMAN

Is the best tonic, the most reliable fever remedy,
and the surest proven tative; powerful and pala-
table medicine. The contents Of a one-ounce vial
will cure from to 6 persons afflicted with fever
and ague. 1t will be used with benefit in remit
tent yellow typhoid, typhus hectic scarlet feverS
IN measles smallpox, carbunCle, erySypelas sCrOf
ula, any disease of the skin; dr9psy, rheumatism.
dyspepsia, sOurness of the stomach, cramps, pas
siVe hemOrrhages, obstruction of the menses mis-
hemicrania; periodical pains i'm the eyes. face or
other parts OF the body epilepsy, diarrhp dysen-
terry, Cholera. gravel in all sickly conditions of
the system, in which a permanently strengthen
ing effect is desirable. Sold by druggists. Whole
sale by IL. MacreRdy 81 Co. Prepared by +.
w. RaUch; 92 Central Ave, Cincinnati, o.
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DR.. Pierce's eoIi5l HedicaI Discovery,
will cure z couah im OHe-baIf tho
time necessary Te cure IS sgith any
other unedfcine, Asd IL does ii. net ~ 6rT-
ing it up, 61fS By 1e,nozq;E tie eaAse-sNlaaffng
Irritation, ard heali1g f}EsaSsefea paris; Foral
cases Of Hoarseness, Suppression or
Loss of Voice, EsroncEftis, severe
CEarOnic or LinGcrinA Coughs, It
will be found TO sltrpass any naticine that has
ever before been offered to the pHblic. While it
cures the severest Coughs, it strer hens the sys-
TEN and purifics Eho b%Ood. BY its
great blood purifying proDs1sies il cures all
Humors from the Sss<T ScrofUla to
common Kslotch or T1mplc.
Four to six bott%s are warranted to cure
Salt n heu m q fEetter and the worst kind
of PIN Piles on Sae face, Roils, Carbun-
cles, Sores, E3ysipe i9s sand EsiOtehcs
among the hair. Eight to twelve bottles are war
ranted to cure e AnniHg Of the Ears,
corrupt or EsuEIifsig ulcers, Serofula
and the worst forms ofsSe cOndaF.y and Fer
tiaFy diseases. Hsot to six bottles. Liver
ConiPiains. $I.Oc>Qr o bottles for
$500, by I'll Druggists. Nspufactured at the
worlds Eeispe psary, ~ 90, g., 81 and
IS West Seneca ST, BUFFALO, n. ~
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DIR. j. r. MILLER'S
UNIVERSAL
MAGNETIC BALM.

INFLUENCE, Neuralgia and all pain, and is
therefore very properly termed Magnets
Balm" 1t is purely vegetable preparation. 1t
has no equal as a remedy for
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhna, Dysen-
terV Collie and all Bowel Complaints.
Hts timely use will cure Colds, Group, Diph-
liberia, Quinsy, and all Throat affections.
When properly used, Fever and Ague,
and other complaints incident to ourwestern and
southern climates, are easily broken up.
Nervous Pain. k-Headache, and Rheu-
matism are cured by this medicine when all Others
have failed. Toothache Earache, Burns, Chill
blains and Bruises relieved at once by its use.
The genuine has ID. II ansOIn & Co.'s
private Revenue Stamp the outside, and DR..
j. R. Miller's Magnetic Balm blown in the bottle.
Examine closely, and buy but the gen
uine.
Sold by all Druggists. Price rs cents per
bottle.
D. RAHsom, soS s. Co., Prcpr's, Buffalo, N. Z.
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En1DIovnae1at.

Every man. woman. boy and girl VINO Wonl , -
to engage in the business of selling tIiiF.,,
Books CTtAKTs etc, should send as tnelI hu'iiSsS
at once From - To sij per DAY can e'siiy D' '''
send Tor private Terms and chtaioku.ss'r non,
Au"'e'' Bristol, Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-05-30
The Confessions of an Invalid,

Published as a warning and for the benefit of
young men and others VITO suffer from ner-
supplying the means Of selfcure. Written by
one who cured himself after undergoing considera
Bile quackery, and sent free on receiving postpaid
directed envelope. Sufferers are INVITED TO address
the author, Nathaniel Mayfair, Box 1853, Brooklyn
Kings Co.. N. Y.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-05-30

IF YOU have fever and ague. try Shalenberger's
AntidUte You will then know of one remedy
that never fails The cure Is immediate.
SCRofULA, the dreaded, vet widespread scourRe
of the human race, can be cured by DR.. Jayne's
Alternative it overcomes lie disease thoroughly by
driving it from the system.
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Every Lady May Dress 5 9@a l aas z
Buttefick d. Cos celebrated Patterns Of Garments.
Summer catalogue now ready sent free on receipt
ofstamp. Address @. II. COM IL. GEM agent
ia Fourth street, Louisville Ky
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M, WHITTIER, cI7 s. 3, f lsdi: S Street

Longest engaged and most sur'e'aiul rhYn.ihn9 ~
the age. faUnsuIthtlun 90 Iutuftl"l If'F' Nhu ~
rate iurt pubiisuf4 for 90" t"urul 30 Y'fung men
Uho su.feT frum urrTupsu'HH hsu'i'iT T'sl W.e7
tize at n Issk-a, tor siauAte. n neNA' ~ NV
illustrated fiH = o-rtH
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w HEN writing 10 Advertisers please meulion
w the name OF this paper. No. NJ, .. n. I.
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Jeux d. esprit AGAINST wives.

1t is also illustrative of a noble
change in social taste and opinion that,
instead of imputing a want of the
incest delicacy to some few sentences of
our coffee for the determination of
Matrimony," Samuel Johnson regretted
that the excessive refinement of the
service rendered it inappropriate to
weddings of an unromantic kind.
"Talking of marriage in general, says
the biographer, che observed, Our
marriage service is too refined. It is
calculated only for the best kind of
marriages whereas we should have
form for matches of mere convenience,
of which there are many He agreed
with me that there was no absolute ne
cessity for having the marriage service
performed by regular clergyman, for
this was not commanded in Scripture.
1t was on the occasion of this CONVEX
sation that Boswell, blushing at his
temerity in submitting verses of his
own writing to the critical attention of
his iIlustrious friend" repeated DR..
Johnson 1.-THE little epigramatic song"
which was subsequently, set to music by
''the very ingenious Mr.. Dibdin," and
published under the title of GA Matri-
mOnial Thought"
'In the blithe days of honeymoon,
With Rates allurements smItten,
loved her late, loved her soon,
And called her dearest kitten"
''But now my kittens grown cat,
And cross like other wives;
Oh by my soul, my dearest Mat,
fear she has nine lives"
cit is very well, SIR" said the illus
trious friend, smiling -condescendingl
ere he added gravely, "but you should
not swear" Out of regard for the great
mans religious sensibility, Boswell sub
stituted, calais, alas" for "by my
soul :" but, after the Censor Morum
had departed forever from Fleet Street,
the poet resumed his profane habit, and
restored "by my soul to its place in
the humorous trife.
Love and marriage were topics on
which ighteenth-century writer's of GERS
de Societe, more skillful in their art
than Boswell, delighted to make mer-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13
THE "CARROLLTON,' %
BALTIMORE, MD.

WIS new and beautiful Hotel, is now open
= 70 the Public Located on the site of the
va Fountain Hotel, extended by an elegant
'front.' on Baltimore street, it is convenient
ankle TO the business man and the tourist.
IL Is the only Hotel in Baltimore of the new
style, embracing Elevators Suits of Rooms
with baths and all conveniences; perfect
ventilation and light throughout-and was
Planned and buiit as Hotel, new from its
foundation. I'm ''
Its Elegant and Convenient Office and Ex-
enAhge Room, with Telegraph, etc, will at all
times be at the service of the the Merchants
and Citizens of Baltimore-its builders
The location of the Ladies Entrance IN
baltimore street, and he beautiful DRAWING
Rooms connected Herewith will rive to Fam}}
seeusion. fie' ~"
70 accommodate Merchants and others who
per day for the Rooms on fourth and fftb
floors, making the difference on account of the
elevation Ordinary Transient Rates for
lover floor 81 per diem -o'
uuests OF the House desiring to take advan-
tage OF the above rates, will please notify the
clerk before Rooms are assigned
An improved Elevator for the use of CHESTS
running constantly, from a. M to II n. m
without fatigue
The undersigned refers to his career IF over
thirty years, as Hotel Manager. in New York
ana Baltimore confident that with a new and
o his guests. 0'ion
dec24 Twins iIetor-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13
10 THE
Planters and Farmers
OF MISSISSIPPI.
VIE subscriber respectfully invites vo,r
portable Plank and Strai~ht
Rail Fence

Kali Fence,
| winch he confidently believes soIves tha g.
questlons which, since the change ~ o1,S 49,
system. Is now the question Of 9ho fa ouI iaDOl
inns fence is one of unquestionabIe mar;, :.
proclaimed by all who have examined -, -, =
H. !" I'm nearly one-halfless Rails the unsigbf-
y crooked fence can be converted with n sT3 I'M
COST, into a substantial, durable Fence VIII
Jul the use of new rails 1t is easil,r 1917
anu can be rapidly constructed. PronerI,'
wind o a. IL Is proof against unruIy stock.
1 %.nu OF nood, and will stand ten years II moi
, .n, without repair. No part of the Pence
NEID toucn the ground; req uires no nost-boIss
no poring, no mortisine -Aoie''
ms fence has been in ,,so :; - c..
New York fer FIVE years and bas me o'Ate OF
ulet tne most sanguine expectation Of fbe rnaa.
practical farmers. The Fence is An ;nven.;a.s
na,ad h Su2pscriDer but finding himself antici
PEI Dy fatents issued March II 1867 IN the
parties above mentioned, he has mad IN
Iahgements With that Company. to sell So
county SSar1 and Farm Rights in this STATE al Hs
Good invastSrnat 70 parties desirOus of making
gIubs ~ ~ ments to raise joint compa mics o7
sIaos, % three or more. with the vievF ~ 49,
chasing Territorial Rights. = u Pur-
Fanae favorable reception with which th;s
rare opportunity to men Of ener-- !. tnls
nan double their investment in ~ aaore
in-,;. Sne1Pness, durability and soIid;sv ~.
tition ~ ge ,enalIenge all possible e9mra
$500 anu ueiy the criticism Of the st,;-.Pp y.
economy Over the common crool.s1I TEsrIctest
Ives nearly four thousand raiis -, = sncs Y
3olIs~s Ia the eostof both fences a. thras
PET nundred for making, hauIinr anT
o S;lIng Sp the rails i viii save over $Ifo ner
md ianblss .se you s renee doubly as durable.
fence. -e CON mon crooked
a n merits q this Fence are fully protao.
- ncyr -. .h~' ana all Imitation Inventors mnst
incur ne risk Of Infringement luSe
: -. :. tnit[lh cement consists inffhe ae4,,.f
:. y: .6 sale or nse Of an article 800
y Sd Y the purchase Of patent rights. -h1
spondence solicited. Address. II
New. Wv. MARRNNGTDw.
Aug 2Oweme A1'kN, MISS. q
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Cabbage Seop. Take large cabbage,
three carrots, two onions, five slices lean
bacon, salt and pepper TO taste, two
quarts Of medium stock Scald the cab
bage cut it up and drain it. Line the
stewpfn with the bacon, put in the cab
bage, carrots and onions Moisten with
szimmings from the stock. Simmer very
gently, till the cabbage is tender Add
the stock, stew softly for half an hour,
and carefully skim off every particle OF
fat. Season and serve 1t takes one
hour and a half to cook This is a splen-
did soup for cool weather, and this guam
tity is sufficient for eight persons.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13

Crossing the Gruidie--An exchange
gives the following simple receipt for
'gre&sing the griddle:7 Take Il turnip,
cut it in half and rub the griddle with
the inner side, and you wiIl find the cakes
will come off nice and smoothly, and You
viii be rid Of the disaereeable odor Of
burning iat
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13

StM5iag jor Roasted Fogl.-Three tea
eupfulls Of grated bread crumbs rubbed
through oolander don't let drop of
water come near those crumbs, and lake
out every bit Of crust one teaspoonful
Of very finely chopped beef suet; two
thirds Of a teacuptul Of chopped parsley;
a good pinch of sweet maroram and
summer savory; the grated rind of one
lemon; some grated nutmeg, pepper and
salt. NOW bind all these ingredients to-
gether with one or two beaten eggs, and
stuff your fowls for either boiling or roast
ing
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Contracts aud Supplies for Is7a.

-
,r.,,. aa,
o.l.rs tor oa,. a. ,,,,,.,. -, :,
tI,e.rare of 81 ner miro ar 500 mar hun.
.l~.d -rt..,., f,,..,.-
as. az different Times nv eminent ,t,orno,,s
anal oa,.4,rtt, y, all
OF Mississippi The No. preceding each
RI,ol- = ,h.. ~, ,,i,.., a.,.
looue. ana partias ordering NAV rive hi,
~
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Omelet-Good omelet can be made by
stirring or beating together eight or ten
eggs; aid salt, pepper and small lump
81 butter, and cook quickly, only being
careful not to scorch it. When done,
serve up hot.
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NOTICE.
An the Circuit Court Of the ni.
ted States,
For the Southern District of Mississippi

In the Matter Of
Samual II. Kennedy.
No. 174] vs.. In Equity
Milton Stamps OF al
PURSUANT 10 Decree rendered DO A-
u cause, on the 23d day Of November ls-
the undersigned, or either OF them. wil a-
Monday the 9th day OF January 1878
lIoht OF the City Hall i'm the Citv0 JaOE....
county or Kinds, and State OF MissIts0f..
seIl % the highest and best bidder mr cal.
th s, Iollowing lot or parcel Of land. t0-aif.
Ahs east part Of lot number one. fu .GsaH
hhanssleeh' ten, south, In the city 81 jackson
TeBlhnlhg at the northeast corner 0f .l.|
~ T ana square, and thence running a.oa.
DaPi.oi street ffty-seyen and ouc-bnl. lf.
a ~ thence south between parallel lines tI.a-
" Leet % the property called the Ewing F-s.
PeItyt The said lot being the east half o.. .0.
nlI ! per one in square number 40 teu sol't
Jnu the same which is described in q ceT.a-a
TTesu Itom Eliza w. Tarpley, Extrx Of G.. $.
pley, TO 10 Bell, rs measuring sixty-scrsa
anu lone-half feet front along Capitol street. 10
Inc lug tity Of Jackson, by eighty fect more af
4ess between parallel lines
SHld sale will take place between the HoIu
VI Al o'clock, A. NJ. aud 4 o. clock 7. ST.
a. McGEHEE
dec2G ~ S ~" lI
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-con1merds ANAL farmers who cannot If
ford ID steaTn the stalks, ID sprinkIe ID IN
with weak brine lie claims thar thus
! fed to cows the noW If milk increases,
and the general condition IF the COW Is
improved.
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Caicee Fec, jelly Boil two calves
feet in one gallon Of water, down to a
querf; tiien strain, and when cold skim
oil All the tat and take up the clear jelly.
Put the jelly into saucepan with a pint
Of wine half pound Of Loaf sugar, the
Juice OF four lemons, the white Of six
eggs beaten TO iroth. 1iix we'll together
Set the saucepan upon clear fire and
stir the Jelly till it boils. When it has
boiled ten minutes, pour it through a
flannel bag till / runs clear.
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PuaIa-Take white bread one ounce /;
ground cinnamon one teaspoonful; water
one pint. Boil them until well mixed,
and add little sugar and nutmeg. Wine
or butter may also be added if desirable.
Or cat fwo slices OF stale bread half an
inch in thickness; toast them to a nice
brown; break them up, place them in a
bowl sprinkle a little salt over them, and
some sugar, pour a pint of boiling water !;
CRATE 4 LITTLE nutmeg.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13

NE Compost Heap. Haul in any Old
turf, loan, muck, or substances which
will absorb the liquids Of the stable and
yard, the barn, cellar and the stv. and
whether you keep the pigs at work or not
you will have fine lot OF stuff for The
grass land later in the season. Manure
you know, Is the farmers bank. and IF
he would have his drafts honored. he
should look out for his deposits. Old
leaf mould, the scrappings along the
roadside, and many other sources Of fer
tility should be collected and saved under
the barn and in the COW yard. 1t paws
TO look sharp after these odds and ends
at this season Of the year, for YOU can
often save time by loading both ways 81
hauling manure TO the farther end If the
farm. Many a mickle makes !
muckle. Massachusetts Plowman Is
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Corn-stalks have an outside fiintv oov-
ering but there is much starch in them
which is lessened the older they pet be-
fore being cut. Steaming converts this
starch into q form of grape-sugar, and
also sottens the hard coating. A CORES
pppaeuf Of the Livestock Journal re-
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lhk HOUSE AND LOTS now occupied b.
~ ~ ~. a. g. fearn, ia the Northern par
~, 80 eity There arc six rooms in 40 d Woli
49, ,.;sp outhogses large yard, eardee
BermuJa s-.a norse tot and lot we'll set Wl-
AnnTvfo ~ COCO order
Jaskson. Dee 1s72 NAo' kAAts'
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- FANAASSO.NS MISS
BUGGIES AND HARNESS.
CARRIAG Is.
SADDLES. for
LADIES. GENTS. MISSES A d
BOYS
WAGONS
CARTS.
~ A. k.NFsSS OF MANY STYLES,
BRIDES. COLLARS HAMES.
TRACES. WHIPS. &C..
IN A N ED AND OIL CLOTH
COPPERsIIV Els.
ANLES AND SPRINGS
HARM ESS Il Birdie LEATHER
SOLE, KIP AND UPPER LEATHER.
SADDLE BAGS i SATCHEIS. HORSE
BRUSHES. CURRY AND NAME CoNRS
DOG CHAINS AND COLLARS.
TEXAS SADDIE-TRFES.
SHOE THREAD. &c &c. &c
PRICES TO SUIT.
FURS, HIDES, @e., BOTGuT.
meh25-tf
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Monuments, Tombs, Etc.

THE undersigned having accerteI Ls
11gency Of J. J. Rigleyis Marble works.
NFlnc.hsDurg' respectfully solicits orders ior
i39,ents, Iombs, Head-Stones, Slabs, Lime
Leone Caps, stills and Caps for Bulldiugs Gee
new Ja car, can De made from Specimen Book or
@na ueslGhs VIII be furnished TO order. / wig
: ;uarantee to fill orders at Eastern prices. and
give satisfaction in all cases.
To.,..- ~ DAN'L KAVANAUGH
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NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court of the United States }
For the Southern District of Mississippi. I
In the Matter of
n. S. 99l VS. In
A. B. Montgomery ct al Equity.
NOTICE is hereby given to all parties hold
~ ing or claiming notes secured by the
W ~ IN Trust made by 4. b. Montgomery to
W. l. Nugent and w g. Yerger. Trnstees on
the I'D day OF May, 1866, to appear before the
undersigned Commissioners or either of them.
at jackson Mississippi within tn e next thir,
" days from his date. and prove their claims
IN the form prescri be in the act of Bankrupt-
cy.
ARCHT MCGEHEE
JAS. ID. STEWART
Commi ssioners and Masters in Chancerv.
This lst January, 1873 w5t
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FOR RFNT

~ tn MOO ~ d4yi AGENTS wanted an classes oihrrs.
No. 81 sithet aea yauaF or oif nartr NOR rnaTt
e. tsir al~re nlautgnIa ~ te 49,
F-se-lerrffee address Hfinson ~ f-fi..a NO.
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DIR. L. T. GUM.
FAIRBANKS
Scale Warehouse
S3 Camp Street.
NEW ORTEAN-O

NEW ORLEANS.
CoIION BEAMS, SUGAR BEAMS. TO.
BACCO BEAMS, COTTON BAL
ANCES, PLATFORM, COUN-
TER AND DRUG
SCALES
Of all Descriptions and Sixa
WARRANTED CoRREcr.
THIEF DETECTING MONEY DRAwpps
TROCUIUER'G STEEL MILLS. far f,r;.a;-.-
Corn, Coffee and Spices
sHRIVER's LETTER COPYING PRESS.
For sale at New York prices.
FAIRBANKS s CO.
W. B. BOWMAN, Agent
-. % Camp street, New Orleans.
RECEIVED 4 FOR SAFE
Red Glover Seed
Orchard Grass Seed
Red Top Seed
And various kinds Of Field Seeds.
oes -0u a. E. STEER.
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tftC
gloss and freshness of uoalth Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked.
and badness often, though not always
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicIes are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can he
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
OF touling the hair with a nasty sed;-
ment, 1t will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use viii prevent the hair
Irom 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 Il often so nm.
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
aeieteEous substances which male
some Preparations dangerous and INN
nous to the hair, the Vigor can only
dement, but not harm It. IF wanted
merely for q HAIR DRFsSTNG
nnotning else can be found SO desirable
containing neither oil nor dve. f. does
not soll white cambria, and vet Lass
1Ong on the hair, giving it rich. glossv
'uatre' and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. ]. C. Aver & Co..
..eaA and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL MASS.
BUCK az BAILEY. Aga
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aouss' Sign and Ornamental psint.r
=. MT troH Of WOODS AND MARBLES 7
Glazing Asaner MHnmmau.-. =
tn& nnd wan C6IorIr-s..'S''
ON $780, sssa ieih e Mr; 4. @ krocsrS 49,,
49, WIN properly Sttsndsd - 90
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TIE ST AIEgsO OF ,,,I5l1.s..sIssrrPIJ

ATE OF MISSISSIPPI
KINDS COUNTY.
Chancery Court 1st Dist, Bill for Divorce.
Louisa G. Stephenson.
r,,.... vs.
william 4. Stephenson.
ID q, DANI in this case, (who resides in
case ,-oals, Mo- will take notice that thId
on ~ W. ~. come on for final hearing and decree
tbe Se,h day Of January A. d. 1878, being
ny ny hlnih day Of Janury Term. On Bill
'~uss. pro confesso and proofs.
dec1B 72wlm
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WANTED.

A POSITION as TEACHER, nv a geotle-
4 man, quaiifie TO each both ancient ana
modern fanguagcs hesiacs ali Fngl;sb
branches y Ill teach aiihar eaHlic OF priyata
school, or viii Be iastrsscs or II Il prixata FAM
~. Ample references will D. even an an A.
cation. - "a Address -
T. S. DABNEY. Jr
Dry Grove
'ai' 9 iof---t Kinds Co., Miss
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Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair it's
natural Vitality and Color

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. IL soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to ats original
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