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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-07-17


! At a special meeting of the Board Of
Mayor and Aldermen OF Jackson, held this
day. present:
Aldermen-J. A. kausIer. /. Strauss, j.
Nc Gill, Harris Barksddle, Pat. O'LcAry.
The Mayor being absent, Alderman
Strauss was elected chairman.
The following bids for second series OF
bonds were accepted:
j. A. Kausler, $50; j. Il T. Green s..
The following order was made:
Ordered, That the form tor city bonds
presented by the clerk be hereby accepted,
and that the clerk be Instructed TO issue the
bonds ~ soon as printed; and To turn the
warrants So received 10 the CIty Treasurer,
taking his receipt for the same.
Ordered further, That the frs series shall
be dated Jnue 10Th and each subst queut
ries the date OF acceptance, and that all
warrants before being turned over 10 the
Treasurer shall have the words cancelled
by Issuing city bonds" printed across their
face.
The following allowances were made and
ordered paid
/. Strauss, additional allowance for
pauper EXPENSE ..............-.. $50 90
Pauper Committee. observation-disclosures 80 90
And said committee are requested to re-
port monthly ali expenditures.
Resolved, That from and after this date
all work to be done by order of the Board
of Mayor and Aldermen of This city, and All
for the same shall be ordered by
committee having charge of the particular
branch OF service to which the same be-
longs, and all amounts shall be certified to
by the chairman of the respective commit
tees that the work or services was ordered
by the committee, and that the account Is
correct; and no bill shall be allowed in the
future that it is not certified to.
Alderman McGill moved that Messrs |
Strauss and kausleI be appointed u COM
mittee to examine and ascertain what title |
the city held to land on V. q NJ. Railroad
known as Court Green or Square. Carried. |
Alderman kausler moved that A lderman |
Strauss be authorized to employ an architect |
To ascertain what repairs were necessary on |
the City Hall aud the cost OF the same. |
Carried.
On motion the Board adjourned till five |
O'Clock, 25th inst.
|. STRAUSS, Chm.
5. G. BURNHAM, City Clerk
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We have received circular letter Rom
Jackson, setting forth . plan for the relief
and benefit of the Planters', Manufactnfers'
and Mechantes' Association Of the State of
Mississippi" The plan Is in. the hands of
some Of the best % en- In the state, wlI0 pro-
pose to distribute ten thousand dollars IN
premiums to all who buy tickets. on the last
day Of the State Fair, which will be held in
October next-Vicksburg Times. &
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The city 0f Aberdeen voted a su bscr1ptIOn
of 100000 to the selma, Marion and Mem
phis Railroad, and having failed TO provide
for payment Of Interest, bT the levy of a
tax. application has been made to the An-
ditor OF Public Accounts, whe Is, under the
laws of 1872 required TO make the necessary
levy in case of negleef or faflure, bg any
city or county subscription, upon the pc
tition of the company or any bondholder.-
Vieksburg Times.
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CLATE SPRINGS VALE AND
FEMALE COLLEGE.

This institution, previously known
Spring Seminary, has been Incorporated. ...
vested with fun collegiate Authority un...
the above name.
We invite attention To some 20 .Hr I.......
features Of the institution.
]. IL is independent ~ amy tuI.HW...
from State, Church or joint STOCK l.WH.H
The members 81 the Incorporation H|.
teachers, who donate their income ta oboe.
lege. Ia this way our success drprU.. ...
tirely upon our patronage uur HI...u.
depends upon the work OF tho lrHcuur.. |..
teachers work not for salaries. I4t a.. .....
up the school. The most faithful W.T.
therefore guaranteed.
z. Our government BE- not tyranny. I.I...
ing the independence Of student. tnH IruI..
ING them servile ana vicious. rHuIrHI# ...
trusted unrcservedly aud WifH u| ....
dence 70 their HoSOHf they prove t... ...
trustworthy they govern thcmseINr.. lt
system Of government NOT 0uly promote. H..
feet harmony and untlrluE energy. HU. .. ....
velopes a manly independents. HfgH...H. .
honor and an unswerviuR integrity tual
much needed in high places.
3. The institution Dr. unc0mIr.m. =.nF..
voted to the dignity and purity uf e.l..H..
society and Southern honor tI thr IuIrI.H
ence Of Southern manhood, and uI. uuII...H.
excellency Of Southern womuulool. M.
not propose 20 NEEDLE with politics. NNr |...
efforts OF a certain class OF cducnlais f0 |..
str0y every vesuge of respect for South.
character must be met. ltt4 iHr HH"|....
business OF our schools to grarTie wTH '..
nefariOus designs with an the IuHu.r.. I...
can WELD, and this institution for one ....
ATTEND TO ITS BUsINEss. w. mly Iu.W r.
prejudiccs Of some, but these cam aeOIH. ..
services Of MAssACHUsErTs SCHOOL HNHH.
4. We have only ono grade of b.u..u.
which students can obtain only hy HEHII|..
them. The course Of study i- thorough. ...
there is NO specified time allotted far IIs com.
pletion. some can complete lt boo f.Ur ...|..
some in less time, and some would r.IHIT. F.
century. There Is no reason DO assigning PHI.
same task, for the same time, t0 student. ...
fering ia mental ability and application. H..
is unjust 10 retain the good student Hu ...
reasonable time for the sake OF his money
his influence. IL 10 humbuggcry t1 FTI..
plomas to the uudeseryiuR because HUY ...
main FoUR YEARS AID PAY THEIR HJNEl.
The Second Annual Term Will begin SID.
lst 1873.
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Linen and straw hats in great variety at
TADEK FPS
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Valuable H.nmd for sale uup VtfI.
from jackson
Long Grealfu-'uEuIe uHrrIrsr

| AM authorized by tho owner. D.. d
l. Jones of Niuoua, Miss. ta. soil .Ur I...
land situated one mile flHu jackson. poll. ...
Brandon road. known H- fI. N.. H. ...
Contains lul acres, with % good residence. ...
rooms, plastered throughout. hur .T.... ..
water, fine shruhbcry ynrd. rlr tI... -.
acres cleared land. and atu umNerDf
The tract will be divided 90 suit purchaser.
from ~ acres zap.
IL is one OF the ht-t places f.r ID eH... ..#..
dairy farm i'm the Stale
fflce low Terms lu three payments
JO. bElE
JuuB-3m Al che lauf UN..
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Jackson, July 2, 1873.
The :. Yiclorg has self-setting needle.

In this age of scepticism, facts are re-
quired to inspire confidence in the minds of
the people; but, with good indorsers, they
are willing To test amy article claiming ex-
traordinary merit. The proprietors OF
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
offer the following Endorsements of the
merits claimed by them for their prepare
ton by thc Pittsburg (Pa.) Christian Advo-
cate, viz: " The public have SO often been
deceived by the use of worthless prepara-
tious for the hair, that an article of this
kind to gain their favor and secure their
patronage, must possess real merit. We are
glad to assure our readers that Halls Vege-
table Sicilian Hair Remover is meeting
with the success which its merits so justly
deserve; and we have reliable evidence,
that it will perform all that is claimed for
it, in restoring gray hair to its natural col
or and, as permanent dressing, is unsur-
passed.
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EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE.-Of the foregoing, L
tive Committee to carry this Plan into effect
Association, application may be made for ticke
WM. b. TAYLOR, H. HLZHEIM }
JNo. J. RoHRBAcHER, Ii. NJ. TAYLOR,
E@l~ Tickets will be on sale by the first
Ticket, Sl.OO; 30 for 5000; 10 tickets for $40
on receipt of the money. Remit by Express or
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From the Brandon Republiean

Gen. Lowry is orr first choice for Gov
ernor. but If a convention of the anEi-Ras-
Gals of the State nominate some other man,
no matter whether he is a personal friend
or personal enemy, We will give him our
enkhuSias9ie support. -
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Ten THOUSAND DOLLARS IN SPECIAL
PREMIuMs-We call 9ttention to the praeti
cal plan devised by the Managers of the
State Fair Association for the relief of the
Association, and for the distribution of ten
thousand dollars in special premiums. The
leading premium is no less than two thou
sand dollars ia gold, The plan is not only
feasible but timely, and we have no doubt
will be very popular.
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The kidneys, although but little un-
derstood, are among the most important of
the vital parts. All diseases pertaining to
them or To the organs they supply with
health and vigor, on either sex, are cured
10y Helmbold's Extract Buchu. BY Helm
holds process Buchu becomes a specific.
No other chemist has so skilfully extracted
its virtues Sufferers will avoid disappoint-
ment, failure and exposure by obtaining
only Helmbold's Buchu at the druggists.
John r. Henry, New York, Sole Agent.
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The Best is the Cheapest.

The Non-explosive Petro Oil sold by VIM.
J. Brown, Sr., Jackson, Mississippi, makes the
cheapest, cleanest and most beautiful light of
any oil or burning fluid in use. 1t has stood
the most severe tests without explosion.
ma1-6m
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To 4k1tiOn al a. val d~.-tn slekness
every portion of the body Sympathises with
the seat of the disorder. When the stom-
ach fails to perform the functions, the liver,
bowels, nerves, muscles. veins, arteries, etc.
are all more or less affected. These delin-
quents require medicine com bining the
properties of a stomachic AN Alternative, a
purgative, tonic and sedative. To bring
them back Co their duty and all these ele
mcnts, in their purest and most effective
forms are united ia
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DR.. S. ALEXANDER,


uAS Just received fresh supply Of Botanic
Ii Medicines for sale. Having devoted
much time and attention for many years, TO
Chronic Diseases, he is prepared to cure Dys-
pepsia and Chronic DiATrhoea, Chronic Dis
eases Of the Lungs, Liver, Spleen and Kid
ners. Dropsy. Asthma, Scrofula and ret'er.
Uterine dersn gements, etc Persons residing
at TOO great distance to consult him in per-
son, can do 50 by letter successfully. Public
patronage respectfully solicited. mildly
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Trains arrive at Railroad Junction as fol-
lows
GOING SOUTH-Mail, l:55 P. N: Express,
IzJU N, and remains 70 minutes tor din
utT.
GOING NORTH Mail, 2:4j a. "; Express,
$40 r. ", and remains - minutes for sup
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Our old time friend & n. LeaFel. has
been elected Professor of Greek IN Misis-
sippi College az Clinton He is competent
and worthy and with big brsin, has the
ldndest heart ~ inona Advance.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRINCETON COLLEGE.
Tile PREpARATORY SCmOOL

THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
Mr.. V. DABNEY. late Principal of the
vi Loudoun School, Virginia, will open this
department for boarding scholars on WeJnes-
day, September 10. Terms 500 per auEum,
with no extras.
For circulars address the Treasurer of the
College, Rev. WM. HARRIS, Princeton n. J e.
The John e.. Green school of
Science,
With IA full staff of eminent professors. will
be opened at the same time with the Depart
ment of Arts, Sept. TO- For programmes add
dress the Treasurer as above.
JAMES NEcCOSIE, President of Ghc
College OF New Jersey.
iyiG-1m
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Alderman McGill moved that the prOpo-
Sition OF Mr.. Richie be laid over Till next
meeting. and that the Bridge Committee
advertise for bids 70 do the same Carried.
Chief of Police. Thos. fite, was reported
by the Police Committee for refusal To com
ply with the police ordinance aud, upon
motion of Alderman Barksdale, the Mayer
was requested to notify him that he would
be removed unless he complies with tine re
quirements of the police ordinance.
The assessment books, alter being taken
up and revised. Were. on motion. placed In
the hands Of the Collector with Instructions
To proceed with the collection OF taxes A.
levied. at once.
The several bids for the first series 81 city
bonds. payable \ -. $50, ere then con-
sidered and the bonds awarded to =. g.
Burnham a. being the highest bidder.
On motion the Board adjourned.
MARION SMITH. Mayor.
s. G.. BURNHAM. City Clerk.
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The Victor machine will stitch, hem
stitch, hem, tell, cord, bind, gather, puff,
braid, embroider, &c, and will do all sew
ing required in family, whether coarse or
fine. The machine is perfectly simple, and
easily learned. instructions will be given
when parties desire it. The simplest is the
best-the Victor is the best. Go and see it
at ROBINSON 81 STEVENS.
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LOVEJOY'S IMPROVED
Ietalic weather House.

MetaI1c weather House.
TTHE little house is made of metal, about =
Il inches in height handsomely painted and
decorated, having two dOorways, with a little
man or woman in each entrance, and so ar
ranged that the man is certain TO walk out
when il is likely TO storm, and just before the
weather becomes pleasant again the lady
walks out to enjoy IL.
These weather houses are ornamental and
much more simple than ordinary barometers
and are warranted correct Price 81 Sent
by mail to any part of the United States on
receipt Of price. For sale by
j. N. WADDEY,
jyl0-lt Sardis, Miss.
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TUITION

Literary Department from $40 90 go I..
session.
Music Department, 50 per month H." ..
piano 81 per month.
All payable in advance, unless special ..
rangement 10 made.
Manned "rebels, candidates fHr .Ht mIH.
try, children Of ministers 0f all deuum.r..
ti0ns received, tuition free, no Literary H.
partment.
Board from $40 % fl2 per month
Va One hundred and htty-threa mItrHr..
lated during last term.
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4 NEW residence containing ia.. ....
~ convenient 20 tne business H.I... .. Ell.
c... Apply 90
jyl0-2J GRO. U.EE...
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SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.

We acknowledge receipt of subscriptions
to THE CLARION for the years 1S73-E5-6-7
since our last publication to Tuesday, 10Th
inst, as follows:
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Buy Victor Sewing Machine, and it will
prove a good investment. july loft
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Stadekers' Linen Lawns and Piques can
not be excelled in price and quality.
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Tarrant's EFtryescent Seller Aperient


the great Saline Remedy for Indigestion
and all its concomitanE consequences. Sold
by all druggists.
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EsTRAYED. j. ID. Unger, who
resides in Attala county, three miles east of
Goodman, adVertiseS for sorrel mare
mule, which strayed from his premises on
the 4th of last month, description Of
which appears in another colemn.
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beautiful line of Kid Gloves, all shades,
at STADEKERS',
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Real Lace Collars and Pelermes just re-
ceived, at STADEh EtLo'-
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ToFFEcIAL.I
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD or
MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
CITY HALL.


JACKSON, Miss, June 70, 1879
At an regular meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen OF jackson, held this
daY. present:
Ills Honor Marion Smith, Mayor;
Aldermen - ksuSler, OLeaIy, Strauss,
McGill and Barksdaie.
The Board having been called tn order,
the minutes were read ami approved
The following accounts were allowed and
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Estrayed.
StarkVlIIe Female Institute.
I. q. SELLARS, President.
StarkViIIe, Miss.

TI1HE next session begins the third Monday
Il in September. Commencement day fourth
W ednesday in June, 1874.
Rates OF Tuition per Session Of
Forty Weeks:
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Great Attraction at Wisharts
sole Agent for Charter OnI. stove.
sole Agent FOR GOoch'- See Cream
ErcrEcr..

Crockcry and Glass ware. Tin aud IHruIuH. .
ware, Wood aud willow ware, NHfU.'|..|
Mantels and Crates, Wood and ron Pump.
all description. Iron Wash Boilers. auI H..
Nesta aud the celebrated Hru3-IIr U|| DBL.
full supply OF House Furnishing Good.
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The cheapest and largest assortment of
Linen Drills and Ducks, can be had at
STADEkERS'.
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FACULTY.

MALE DEPARrWESv-Fullor Foz, Principal.
r. II. Conner
FEMAME DEPARrMESr-Nanuic F9E. EHm.
Fox
Address Principal. Slave spiu- N.. ..
Co Miss.
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To gather pearls from oceans vases
Divers go down in divers places;
But at our mouths of streams and bays,
No pearls do Asian swimmers raise
Like those in beauty's mouth that shine,
Made By the SOZODONT divine.
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COLLEGE.
SALEM, VIRGINIA.

n WemNy -MTNN StNNAOWs ~ Dc Ne
Begins September
and Closes June M.
COURSE Of study as high az that Of rny
~ College in Virginia
Literary Societies of frst rank. Extensive
Libraries, Reading Room Cabinet and Labor
atory.
Location unsurpassed in America.
The abundance Of the Roanoke Valley rem
ders the expenses very moderate. For session
often mOnts, Including Board, Tuition, Fuel,
Lights, Washing, etc. about 800
Students from nineteen States and Terrific
ries
Ezs- For Catalogues and further informa-
ton address REV. d. r. BITTLE. ID,
jy l0-3m President
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RADICAL STATE CONVENTION CALL
ED.-The Executive Committee of the
Radical party, which met here on the
10Th inst, called a convention to nomi-
nate "a State ticket 28th Of August next.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows
meets AT Canton on Tuesday next.
The improved :. Victor " Sewing Machine
viii give perfect satisfaction. in > 1t
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Remnants in calico, pique and lawns less
than cost at STADEkER'S.
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just received, Linen Sheetings and Shirt
ings at STADEhEiso
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On hand a large and well selected stock of
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods, ut
STADEKERS'.
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Those linen lawns and piques for p cents
a ward at Stadeker's cannot be beat.
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The Victor is sold on the installment
plan. july lott
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL.

Schedule taking effect May Is, 1879
MAIL TR ,IN-Leaves Canton, going North,
ut ( AN, arrives at " Mile Siding for
breakfast. at :, and Grand junction for
dinner at 10 Pm
FXPFESS TRAfN-Leaves Canton, going
North. Al 7. pm, arriving at jackson, Tenn
next morning az 100.
COMING SOUIH-Mail train arrives at Can
ION M 1910 Nv, Express, ll:23 An.
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University of Nashville.
FOUNDED IN I7sJ.

VNHE next session Of the College and Pre-
Il paratOry Department opens September l.
1873 Studies in the College elective. Disci
pIine military.
Tuition per term Of twenty weeks $50 TO $50
Board, washing, fuel, furnished rooms and
Surgeons fee for same period, $lO5.
Apply to
E. KIRBY SMITH,
jyl0-lm Chancellor.
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TERMS

Per day, IS per week payable weekly. |..
Children and servants, half price.
All communication directed iu Ulg'UNUI..
WM. a. STOCKTON
ml5-3m prauI.I.r
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SAN MATTHEWs................ z. ABBEY
MATTHEW'S AZ ABBEY,
Real Estate Agents
and Land Broker.

RDIS. MISS
FER To- r. Lave der, Bal. ntint II
Ii Ira y X. 81 DE * Son, Como; >. a e.
'on & Moore. Sied1e, Mckay & Co., Mem r /
}. a I Green, seo. L. Port r, G. A. 3 oughe ,
Jackson. july2ly
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ave will take the liberty to correct the
chronology of our contemporary. We pre-
sumo he refers to the year 1867 when the
Congressional plan of Reconstruction was
first NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLARION.
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TERMS or Ech1-

Per month.........sjJ UJ Per 5a.. ..-
Per week.......... l6 OJ Moaraa. ..
Children under ZEN, hu- .rea.. ....
price.
Ministers Of the Gospel wI-Gf. change
thirds Of above Iutcs.
This has always bcpI tNr taE.I..a .r.....
families, aud every arrlug,uHsut -.I ..
tor their comfort.
Send for Pamphlet containing uHn|I.s.
the water y j. al j. WADE
Proprietor yellow sulphur Spring.
mlj-lm Montgomery County. AuFu#
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BROWNS WELLS.

fHlllS noted place is now 0ppu fur rre.I ..
l. Of visitors. A line OF sturus uI|I .#.
from hazlehurst daily ou arrival uf II.....
gers during the season.
These Wells have uu established reuui.. ...
for sick Headache, Paralysis CbruuI. U.H.
rhwai Dropsy Dyspepsia, Grave, Is liuEt. .H .
Bladder, SUrofulOus Ulccrous. tuWuruu# .u .
Eruptive Diseases Neuralgia OF thr Stomach.
and Piles OF any description, nui uII lrm..
Complaints.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS
Montgomery County, Va,
WILL BE
Opened for visitors June I-'. I-sa.
Under 'le management af coIN COM

VERY extensive Improvement hl.. ....
' made since last season. iue.uIfuru |...
new Hotel, with an modern convenient.
More than six hundred guests chm HrrouI
ably accommodated This ia ihr u... ....
waited, the coolest and best shaded summ.. ..
sort IN Virginia.
The mineral water bins. fur auEtu.r....
years, been instly celebrated for f.. H.....
tome and Alternative powers.
Hot and Cold Baths OF mineral wHf.I.. ...
command Of Visitors
Bowling Alleys uul Billiard 7.....
ladies and gentlemen.
Round Tickets can bee I..uuFUl .. H.. ...
prime pal cities.
Visitors ger of at ihe tIrI..0..
On the Atlantic. Nhs-Ir.I-I HU.
road, and will n.y. conveyed Eu
r44euf. Is ., miles I'D fIH g.. If......
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RAILROAD DIRECTORY.
REVISED TIME TABLES.
vIcKsBURG & MERIDIAN RAILROAD,

VICKSBURG & MERIDIAN RAlLhOAD-
Schedule taking effect May u. 1879
GOING EAST-Passenge train leaves Vicks-
anJ leaves At 7.l0 Pm, reaching Meridian
at i.i0 n night.
GOING " ESf-Leaves Meridian at Loo AN,
arrives a. Jackson ut 7.@-3 An and leaves
AZ 4-I5 reaches VIcksburg at HOB AN.
ERFTGHT TRAIN-Leayes Jackson daily,
going East at 7.l0 Pm, and goes West at
go pm.