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New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
wx II. WEED, General Ticket AGENT
pENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


Trains leave NNYOrk from foot Of Dcsbrose and Co@nds
Is follows;
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh, the West and South with pul-
Palace Cars attached yJo T. and $3.50 p H. sunday .
6:50p
day $500 IN.
Y night. Sunday g. $780, and 1900 .. ~.
For Phla.. via kensugt0n az : A. m. and p m
Emgnnt and second class i;l5 D. M
$40 3 sO lO 4O Bio 53j $50 6;l0 $50 $50 t0
g TO- ii3O u p SUNDAY $50 6. $40, snd 9 p.
For Elizabeth, G:3O 7: 90 TO- H. linam II n RIO,
2:30 3O 340 4O 4O $50 S3j $3.50, 0, ole, t3, 80,
$40. TO- 1880, " ., Sunday $50 6, aud $40
For Railway 63O :, 8lO 800 and 10 u J. ? 2 3
$40 $40 4O 2O 59 $50 30, $40. 10 aud 10
niaht. Sunday 5:1o. and Goo p.m
For Woodbridge aai Perth Gn6Oy and 10 2lo $40 $780,
For New Brunswick = n n. L2, 4:lo $40 aud
Y night SUNDAY 3, and ?.
For East Milestone, M, Il noon. 4:lO and 500
For Lambetylle aud Pennington, a. H. aud d. IN.
For Philpsburg and BeIyiiere, 2 and p m.
Boruen0gn Burlington, Camien s5V a.
lG3l, Q ,, $40. l. and D m.
For Freehold Z. m. and p. m
Por Jsmesburg Pember. on. Camden. 8 O. m. 3W P m
Trsn. sriv. Pittsburgh, $3.50. W. l03 .
daily IO4 a. m daily, MONDAY From Washing
Baltmo b:tn +5i, OlS D M SUNDAY et0 - "a from
PHILADELPHIA 52l lola llOA l4 Il4 J.Ji, bA tAJ B.
m Sunday 5.2i. 6:5J u A. m
a. 2l, and 9A BosiSaYi No As'or Hons
Of COraudi Emgrlat Ticket Occ. No
Battery place D. 81 BOYD Ir, Gcn Pass Agent
t ATT. Gen Manager.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
| AO..nn.iuv tSundays onlv stGosien Sundays only
| DN"' JN0 ~ ABBOTT. General Passenger Agent.
NEW-YORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-WIN-

~ EN lOhh MIDLAND hAlLN A1--N IN
~ ARRANGEMENT taking effect Dec 2 lo2Passerger
tepOfs foo o COrtautt aud Des5rOsses-fts
For Nev-Durham and Ma wood, S;lO, 1850 fp bN,
$50. and 1880 N. n
For Paterson Hawthorne Midland Park and Wor4-
dyke T. BIO 1870 GJO 4.30, 6:20, sll:JO ..
Bog0ts Rochelle Dundee Lake Mrkstst and
Riverside. 1850 a. m; l. 40. 5:g, GRO ll;J0 ?.
For Wyckof Pompton, and Mon clair Junction, 9O 1880
33O, 4:30. $50 So
For Csmpgaw oakland BoOmngae, and West Boomngdae Z.
9:lO, 1880 a. m 4:30, $3.50 p m.
For smiths Mills Cbaoeburgb, Stockholm snuOwu ogdens'
burg and QnarryyiIe, 7. $40 m. $3.50 p m.
Newfoundland Franklin hanbursh Decketown um0nVle
West Town johnson, Slate H Mddown and BloomDsbu u,
e:l0 a. $3.50. tl:J0 o -. =, ,,
For Pine Bush warsboro. Faburgh Monticello Liberty Fas
and Ellenyine $40 a. IN. $3.50 p
RBTURNNG-Leaye Liberty Falls at 6S5 M ElS ?. mt
Elenyle. 2:l5 D. Mildetown g. 1858 81, 5'o
D m West Bioomingae s:2O N. p Goa Wofen yEe,
6:25 1:3l g. H. 2J f05 653, 1880 Paterson, 3iJ,
al ,:55 g9 II % a. NJ. 257 4:l4, 7:l5. tl:ll -
ARRIVING ~ NEwYORK at 65 9. $40 1880 n I@%, $40,
MONTCLAIR DIYISIOY-Tnns leave NewYork foot cOrard'
and Desbrosses-ss.:
For Moncair intermediate stations 5J arrives s;V@
m and 4:l0 m.
tDoe beyond Mtown docs rot beyond Hawthorne
'DOe' "O' '"A '''1' {. W. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
CLARKE. Tribune oaee.
QUICK TRANSIT.
NJ CHOICR

IN TRACTS OF ALL SIZES FOR INVESTMENT.
COUNTRY RESIDENCES AT REASONABLE PRICES.
BLACKWELL & Co. 35 LIBBRIY-SE
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19

ERlE RAILWAY.-Winter Arrangement of
H taking effect jan 2 lara Prom CbamOerst Depot or
samCncnns and Chicago Day Express Drawing Coaches
mETpress Mail FOR Buffalo aud Niagara Falls Drawing Room
Coaches SusquehAnns and Sleeping Coaches 70 destination
D. Day-Cinciunad Chicago Night bTpresS Sleeping
Coaches through Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati, Detroit and
Chicago without change.
Additional Ira ms leave for
Port Jervs g. o. n sl1:lS q. m, 40 and - m.
Goshen and hdietOwn, '1O 1892 ii and 'IS m S'"
Warsicf 8 II and .lI:i5 a. m. and 400 pm.
Newburgh 1880 and liza. $3.50 and i:3O ?. n. .
sufern 1880 g. $780, IL and -:i5 $3.50, D. g. 1890 y and
Rdgesood Hoboku Aenlae and Ramseys $780, 1880. II.
sll:l5s m, $3.50, 5, g. 1880, : and 'll:3O p m -,
Paterson Gas s730 g. t80 TO- II, sl15 II noon 'l45
$50 4 g. Sis g. E6:30, a. g. 10 snd I'll 30 p. -
Newark 75 IS As and II 80 and 1885, sl3 and $3.50 m
Ruhertu PARK and Pa '7:3Ots:3O TO- Ii Noon,
.l:45 $3.50, 4, SIS, g. $3.50, 8. 10 snd sll:30 p IN.
Hsdale ackepsack and Way, s. s5, and t45 m J. g. aud
spng Valley aud Way and s5 fa5 ], sud ard
E1gewOOd s. 745 sad go n, 1890 3' 4;l5, A+5 $50 60
cesE s. i is aud $50 H. l9O 25 l5 $780, 80 and '7:i5
sp,rsi s. 745 10 and 9:3O m 13O 35 AIS AS $50 ESQ.,
Permo5t a5d Mack T:lS ~ and go 100, 35 As so
$50 and t7:i5 .. hnd fl2 Md. -, - -.
wenty.br earlier than above Ihe 10 aud
iI.3O D. m and u Mid Trains from Chambers only
B-raus n r. r. and Newark Branch leaving CHAMBERS
st. on quarter hoars, leave TgentsL 50 inmates Garner b4a
Tor massage and for apartments Drawing and Seern
the checking transfer OF
Baggage the Companys ohc2l 5s ami s9 Blol-
aS9 cor and Trpaye Court ST.
Brooklyn Compnys Depo ami Of Agents at the pnpAi
hotels. ..c-.,-- c--,.-. II.
'Day. tsnnaays only i,Dor % eunua' , osl,'
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Citp properin TO Let.
Brooklnn l)roperip TO fet.

rCO LET-The FACTORY PROPERTY now
occupied By the Bee Sewing Machine COMPANY corner Bridge ana
feet eugne be had low. Apply to g. H. BLISS
mo Wal-st, Nes-iork.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19
H. P BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
DELAwARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST


NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE 10 Water Gap s0nisburg Scranton
Bnghamon syrlcus and Owogo WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Depots New York foot Of Barcyt aud foot Of Cbrstoper
WINTER ARRANGEMENT commencing MONDAY. Nov IS 1871
8O m. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAN va boontOB branch
through from NewYOrk 10 Bingham,On Homer,
without change Dover
r. r. Waterloo with r. r. with l.
and Is. r. r for Kingston Wlsesbarre. Ptstoa, Sc.
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Denve with Boon
Branch Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo with Sussex X
AndOyer and Newton at Washington with the D. and W. H.
Phpsbug Lehg susqaehnRa and Lehsh
Valley X. r. for all points those roads
1900 PHILLIPSBURG EXPRESS stops az Nesark hsson
Mostov and intermediate stations connects At VII" sussex
Railroad Phpsburg with Bel Del r. r. for Beldere and Leeh
Susquehanna r. r. Lehgh Valley X for bethlehem Allen
m. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson ara
BoOBon directly and BBghamton without
stations Connecting Al Dover vita
Chester X. r., and at Waterloo with Suser r. r. -
30p EASrON EXPRESS at Dover with Ce.tef h X
st Waterloo with Sussex R. and at Phipsburg With Lehg and Sa
guehanns r. r. and Legh VALLEY r. R. for Bethhem AenNn
Reading Harrisburg and the West q,
42U HACkBi TSTOWN EXPRESS connects with Chester H. X,
and with SUSSEX r. r. for Andoyer. Newton and FranAhn
$50 .. m. DOVER EXPRESS. -. .. -. 80 d, - IN
For MoRRsTOWN at 7:l5 9o lLOO l2;Oo m, a0' 80 '2o
For SUMMIT =, 7s 100 ao 1910 li:OOA 2;oe, 32o
For ORANGE Sod SOUTH ORANGE 75 100 e:lo. lo:lo
and 1900 ElO $780, $50 49, $50. $50, $500 $50 s1 i0oo
Fo1 NEWARK at IT'S 1880 7O $3.50 s1O $40 Io;lo loc
IlO0 A M aud m slO 200. 230 800. $40, $3.50, $50
40 44O $50 52O '62O 65O $500 $50 1890 a0d 1900
q m Trains marked stop East Newark. - -
Leave New-York for BLOOMFIELD and hONTCLhh al 1't'
s5O and and 300 3:4O 4:io 5;!9 $40 ana $50 p
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19

DHILADELPHIA aud ERIE RAILROAD
L ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS, TO
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. Trains
will leave Deshroses and Cortsudtst Ferries:
93O bne Express daily sunday With Pullman Paeo
Car THROUGH from NewlorA on C. Arrive Sunbgp, 65o
Wismspor 8;35 Lock Haven, 1885, Remove ll;l0 lrneon,
5;03; Cory Ene, 54 Connects Iniueon and CORY
with Creek Ae0hnY r. r. the OH Regoui Bne
$50 D m Ere Mail tdily( with Pullman Palace Car from
Phl.dephA Arrive Sunbury, 625i Wilhsmspor 8lO;
II lyinetoB 3lO CORY, 6lO Ere.
7S m IrsinetOn and Cory with OIL Creek aud ALE
River r. for the OIL Region At Ene with Lake Shore or
" P' W A. BALDWIN Gereral Superintendent
J. W. GORE. Gen. Pass Agent
NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ PORD RAILROAD-New-lork and New-Iiayer Division
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING MARCH 4. 1879.
Passenger Sewiork Grsnd Central Depot Entrance
Porty-secoud-st
TRAINS LEAVB NETWORK.
Boston RTpres, Springfield at e0S 3O5 and sos via
anl 9O all stopping SiAmfor RoT~ak
Montreal The ss5 m and ll2o 20 Norwich
Railroad Newhaven N0hsmp
H. NJ and W. Railroad NsaveD and Housatcnie Ball
road al Bridgeport The &03 and 30o Nangaaek Railroad
Danbury and Sorwalk Railroad at SO. Norwah
Newayen leave at T;05, s;S tRr Hiss 1910
(Br 3:59 ABS, &36 8:o (ELl, &U lEI N Additional
Bridgeport e0o to So Norwsk at 632 and To Stamford
Rochelle Ches, Express
Vernon, MAmsroneck, and Rye.
Sunday Mail Trains At Os via spngseh and serp
via Providence.
Drssng Day Express and slsspnseas Night R,
Tickets can purchased Ticket Company at Grand Cen
Depot At omees Of the n T. TnAser Co. s&Bosd~ay ~ "
and No Coarst, BrOoin who win also eheeA baggage from
information Of posters depot
JOHN 7. MOODY. SuDt n 4 " II. DIV.
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NOR LIVERPOOL.

tv1AQURgSsTOwNl
CARRYING THE u. 4. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
vii, epaieh one Of their full iron steamships
FROM PIER No. &C. NJ R., EVERY WEDNESDAY
follows;
MANHATTAN Can't JAS PRICE March II. at 300 n
WISCONSIN, Capt 7. W. Freeman March "' 4" S;oOp 10.
NEVADA Capt PoRsTrH. ....Apnl q at sOo A. H.
WYOMING Can't PRIcE .............Apr 0, at 800
IDAHO, Capt MORGAN. ...hprh TO-
MINNESOTA, Capt 7. r. FREEMAN. .Apnl 70.
Cabin passage. $50. gold.
steersge passage tomee, No 20 BrOadwAJ go currency
For freight or cabin passage, appyto
WILLIAMS 4 GrION No s. Wall e.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-19

JNMAN LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN and
LIVERPOOL Mail Steamer are APPOINTED sal as follows
CITY or ERW-YORK SATURDAY, March p. IL m.
CIR or PARIS March 29. ..
CRY OF NOyrRRA SATURDAY. April 5. II
CRY OP BRIsTOL .......... RSDAY April b. D.
CRY OE BROOKLYN. Apnl -.
CITY or WASHINGTON. April IL , A. IA .
succeeding SATURDAY and THURSDAY IRON Per Nc w.
North River. - - ....,on
CABIN s5 and SlO gold according acoommo uon Round hp
tickets at Low rates
STEBRAGR-To Liverpool Queenstown. Glssgow. LONDONDERRY
Cardiff Prepaid Certificates 90
Passengers forwarded Hayre Hamburg Sweden Norway, Den
marx, and Paris reduced rates
Drafts Issued al lowest rates ~ ~.
For Cabin Passage and general business apply me Oomphs Ome
No Is BEOaway
"" JOHN q. DALE. Agent; or TO
ODONNRLL PAULK, 4O2 Chestnuts-, Philadelphia
NJ s. CRRAGII, lO2 State-st. Boston
~ gSonfh Mar pt-xt
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-01-02

Cry HOTEL, New ORIEANs.-The
following inst tribute to that fayorite and
popular h0nss, the City Hotel, In New Or
leans. we clip from the correspondence Of
the Meridian Gazette:
Travel is Increasing daily 10 aud through
this city. and as usual the large bulk goes
10 she City Hotel. The popularity of this
famous old house continues undated. and IL
certainiy Is more inviting than airy other
resort of the kind in New Orleans During
the past summer it was completely renoy al
ed, and now has the best and most delight
full rooms for ladies and families use. as
transient guests. that can be found in this
city. When Col. Morse. its generous pro-
prietor, returned from Europe he found thar
the other tirst-class hotels here had raised
their price to four dollars and half day,
but he refused to enter into the eombina-
tion. Having been the first To reduce the
rates OF fiTst-class accommodations. he con-
tinues 10 charge three dollars a day, aud
gives as good fare and accommodations a
those of any other first-class hotel in the
South. The 81. James is open for dodgers
only, and furnishes fine rooms at the lowest
possible rates by the week and month";
Persons who like this method of living best
viii find the St james less expensive and
more comfortable than any other house OF
the kind They can board at the City
Hotel, or take meals where they please.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-01-02
Protect Your Health.

Cold and moisture combined have a torporis-
ing effect upon the bodily organs, and the di-
gestive and secretive processes are apt to be
more tardily performed in winter than in
the fall. The same is true, also, of the excre-
tory functions. The bowels are often slug
gish, and the pores of the skin throw off but
little waste matter at this season. The sys-
TEN, therefore, requires opening up little,
and also purifying and regulating and the
safest surest, and most palatable tonic and
Alternative that can be used for these purposes
il Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Persons who
wish TO escape the rheumatic twinges, the dys-
peptic agonies, the painful disturbances of the
bowels, the bilious attacks, and the nervous
visiiations, so common at this time of the
year, will do well to reinforce their systems
with this renowned vegetable stomachic and
invigorant- Itimproves the appetite, strength
the stomach, cheers the spirits, and reno
Yates the whole physique.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-01-02
[oFFICIAL
Proceedings OftIe Board OF Mayor
and Aldermen.
CRY HALL.

JACKSON, Mss, Dec. 20, 1872
At a regular meeting of the Eoard OF
Magor and Aldermen of Jackson, held this
day. present:
His Honor, Mario Smith, Mayor.
Aldermen-O'Leary, Rohrbacher Barks-
dale, kausler.
The Board having been called to order by
the Mayor the minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The assess Inent of the damage on the
Hawkins property. assessed by the jury,
was declared illegal and it was ordered that
new jury be empanneled and day set for
them To meet upon the lot.
Whereupon the following order was made
to-wit:
In the matter of the petition of N. F,
Hawkins.
Resolved by the Board, That she report
of the jurors and the return of the Sheriff
assessing damages TO said Hawkins for the
extension of Pascagoaia street through loi
No. "a, West jackson, be set aside Tor irreg-
uiarity, that an alias writ to be executed on
the 9Th January, 1873, at IL o'clock. A. NJ.
by new jury, TO be summoned according
TO law, be issued by the proper clerk and
that this order be taken as full notice to the
Board of the time of such assessment TO be
made on the premises.
Alderman Barksdale move that Messrs
Stone and Muh be authorized to proceed and
move the Market House according to their
| proposal.
Alderman Rohrbacher moved to table
| Carried.
Alderman Kausler moved to postpone
further action till next meeting. Carried.
On motion the Board adjourned.
MARION SMITH, Mayor.
5. G. BURNHA1E, City Clerk.
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NOTICE.

IN the Circuit Court of the United States, }
For the Southern District of Mississippi. /
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-01-02
Preliminary Trial Of G. 3. Swami,
alias st. Cyr, the Warrant
FOrger

INTERCEPTED LETTERS,
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EXECUTORS SALE
REAL AND personal ESTATE

A ) Executor of the last will and testament
~ Of James Anderson, late OF Holmrs
county, Mississippi deceased, 4 viii on
Tuesday, the 31st day Of December, 4. p.
1872, al the late residence of the dccedeut 200
on near Picken station iu snij county. and
within lawful hours, on said day, and pHUH
succeeding day, until completed. sell md uuN.
nc auction 90 the highest bidder for cash. "a
large quantity Of personal property, consist.
ing OF horses and mules, valuable household
and kitchen furniture hogs, sheep. cufIe.
farming implements, wagons buggy harur..
and many other things. all very desirable and
valuable property. Also, nt thc same time
and place and i'm the same manner. Hui for
ouc-third cash, and the balance ga one uuJ
two years, with notes and approved srcuri.
~ and lien on the property and iu couvrH-
lent lots and parcels, the fine plantation and
lands of deceased M and around Pickru.
station, and known as Anderson. 81 pirkpu
Station Plantation, containing about 900
acres.
Also, on the 7th day of january, 1873. m
Andersons Cypress Plantation, iu Ybluu
county, Miss, on thc same terms mud iu one
same manner as the personal property uh0vr
mentioned, all the personal property thereon.
consisting of horscH, mules cattle, corn, HUE.
ons, household and kitchen furniture farming
tools and many other things, an valuable aud
desirable
HIRAM j. THOMAS.
dcelpw5t Executor. $50.
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The STATE Of Mississippi, Choctuvy
County.

r. Weathcral
No j22I vs.
Unknown Persons.
Before the Clerk al Rules, the first Mon.
day in December, 1872
Two Unknown Persons claimiug0r having au
A. interest, either legal or equitable Boo thr
lands hereinafter described ut the time thr
same were sold for tase- aud AIN such other
persons a- may he Interested therein ~ fhr
time che Same were sold for taxes:
on VIII take notice that A. Wcnthcrnl uu.
filed Dol. bill u the Chaucery Court of said
county 10 have his HN title I'd the following
lands confirmed, to-wit
East bali ct w quarter. See. T. IT. d. H. IU
east, lying and being in the county of Chloe.
taw, aud State aforesaid.
You are hereby notified that unless yUu bn
and appear before % term Of the Hh1ucorr
Court OF said county, % bee held Boo thc Court
House Of said county, iu thc town OF La-
Grange, on the first Monday of February. A
j. 1873, to- plead, answer or dcmur thereto
The same viii DE taken for confessed 8a Uu
them.
Ordered, that the foregoing notice bc pU.trH
at the Court House d0OrOt said county. and Ur
published in the Weekly Clarion uewrpuuor
published iu the Cityof Juck-ou. Nis4i4aiuUI.
for four consecutive week..
true copy.
=. q. SEWARD Clerk
W. r. PNsoE Solr
Dec ~, lS12wlt
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CmnidsS A"hmScade

Cupidss AmbuscadeS. = The sly
archer, Love, shoots his arrows from many
coigns OF vantage, but it is doubtful if he
delivers his heart-taking shafts from any
ambush with more effect than when he arms
them from the braids and folds and ringlets
of a superb head of hair. Ladies who nave
not been favored by nature with this crown
ing charm of womanhood, can readily and
certainly increase the volume of their hair
and impart TO it silken lustre by using
LYONS kATHAIRoN a daily dressing !;
while those whom Providence has blessed
with a superabundance of this GLORY of
the sex, can preserve it, undiminished, in
quantity, and undminished in beauty to the
latest period OF life. There is eermina-
ting principle in the kaUhaIron which liter
ally conspels the hair to gro11. 1t eXtirpates
scurf, dandruf and all calculations and ex-
cresences of the scalp which interfere with
the rapid and healthy development of the
fiber.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-01-02
TO THE
Planters and Farmers
OF MISSISSIPPI.
TIME subscriber respectfully invites your
Il attention to a
Portable Plank and Straight
Rail Fence.

Which he confidently believes solves the fence
question, which, since the change Of our labor
system, is now the question of the farm.
This fence rs one OF unquestiOnahe merit, sO
proclaimed by all who have examined or used
it. With nearly one-halfless Rails, the insight
ly crooked fence can be converted with "A small
cost, into a substantial durable Fence with
ont the use of new rails Ii is easily made
and can be rapidly constructed. Properly
constructed, il is proof against uuruly stock,
wind or food, and will stand ten years, If uOt
longer without repair. No part Of the Fence
NEED tohch the ground; requires no post-holes,
no boring, no mortising.
This fence has been in use in tire State 81
New York for five years and has more than
met the most sanguine expectation OF the 1857
practical farmers The Fence is an invention
Of the subscriber, but finding himself autici-
pated by Patents issued March II, 1867, 10 the
parties above mentioned, he has made ar
engagements with that Company, TO sell state.
county, and Farm Rights IN this State. he
would suggest TO parties DESTROYS Of making
Good investments TO raise joint companies or
CLUBS, Of three or more, with the view Of pur-
chasing Territorial Rights.
The favorable reception with which this
Fence has met, and is meeting, renders this a
rare opportunity 10 men of energy, 10 more
than double their investment in short time.
For cheapness, durability and solidity, we
invite Inspection, challenge all possible cumpe-
titiou, and defy tho criticism of the strictcst
economy. Over the common crooked Fence IL
saves nearly four thousand rails 10 the mile;
ana estimating the cost OF both Fences mt three
dollars per hundred for making, hauling aud
putting up the rails, it win save over allO per
mile, and give you fence doubly as durable,
and doubly as strong the common crooked
fence.
The merits Of this Fence are fully protect
ed by law, and all Imitation Inventors must
incur The risk of infringement.
An Infringement consists in the actual
manufacture, sale or use Of an article, and
not in the purchase Of patent rights.
COrrespOndeuce solicited. Address
Rev. w. HARRINGTON.
CAMDEN. MISS.
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TUsKEEGEE, Ala, April 3, 1872
DR.. TFH1. H. Tut:

DR.. Wna. H Tut:
In gratitude for the benefit received y
the use of your EXpectorant, | do cheertui-
ly add my testimony To its most wonderful
effects in relieving Asthma or Bronchitis
For several years | had suffered dreadfully
with severe attacks of Asthma or difficulty
of breathing. [ was induced by the high
recommendations given to your Expecto-
rant to try it, and found that it gave almost
Immediate relief, 1t is about five months
since began its use; | have used six bot
ties and have not had an attack since. 1t has
been great blessing to me; cannot afford
to be without it, and l heartily recommend
il to all persons who are at all troubled
with Lung or throat Diseases.
Very respectfully.
Mrs. A. NJ. WELLBoRN.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-01-02

500 pairs Miles Shoes for Ladies and
Children at ROBINSON Il STEVENS
Clergymen. Bankers, Book-keepers. Edit
ors, md all others that lead sedentary lives
will find much relief from the frequent
Headache, Nervousness, and Constipation
engendered from want of exercise, by TAX
ing Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t is a
harmless vegetable compound it can do nc
injury; and numbers who have tried it will
confidently assert that it is the best remedy
that can be used
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=. NJ. New ORLEANS.
SRmln Clans

direct to box or persons as heretofore.
SALLY SMITH. (alias of course
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SOnndonI.

All Dentritices had their drawbacks, until
the salubrious Bark of the Soap Tree was
brought from the Gillian valleys to perfect
the fragrant SozOdOmT. the most whole
some, reliable and delightful article for the
teeth. that a brush was ever dipped into.
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They tell good story of Col. Davidson,
Adjutant General of Texas. He received a
bogus dispatch from Bell county, indicating
his election TO the State Senate wherein pom
he promptly resigned his adjutant's Office,
and his resignation was promptly accepted
If he had TO do it again he would probably
wait for the official returns.