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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-09
PROCLAMATION CT TIE GOVERNOR
CONVERTING THE LEGISLATURE.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, I
nl p I Z-D

I f4A z
JACKSON, Miss, October 6, 1879
WHEREAS, The Constitution of the State
/ of Mississippi conten plates that general
elections shall occur only in each alternate
I year. and whereas, under section twenty
! five Of article twelve of said Constitution,
! A general election for representatives in
f Congress necessarily takes place IN \ OVEN
/ Der of of every seventh year OF the Calen-
dar. while under chapter sixth OF the Re-
vised Code of 1871, general election for
member of the Legislature and other Of
ficers is required TO take place IN every odd
year Of the calendar, the consequences OF
which constitutional and statutory pFoFls-
ions are to force upon the people a general
election every year, contrary to the letter
and spirit of the Constitution, the intention
OF its trainers and TO the detTiInent OF the
public interest: and whereas the election of
1871. provided for in the chapter of the code
herein referred to, is denominated general
election for all county and district officers,
while an act of the Legislature approved
April 2lst 1873, declares that SAID eIect1on
shall be held and taken, so far as portion |
of said Cffieers Is concerned, as special and |
not as a general election. the effect OF which |
Is to place in doubt the legislative con- |
struetlon of the constitution in regard to |
the elective sy stem established Tor the STATE
now. therefore. in order to have Sat1Sfacto- |
rilv and forever settled the questions above |
referred to- in accordance with the requir- |
meuts Of the fundamental law of the State, /
and in such manner as Will pest relieve the /
people from unnecessary taxation and the |
800 often recurring periods OF political ex- |
citement. which in no way conduce TO the /
public prosperity
/. Ridgely c. Powers, Governor of the
State of Mississippi, by virtue of the author /
ity vested in me by the Constitution, do !.
issue this my proclamation, converting the /
Senate aud House of Representatives OF the /
State in extra session at the capitol |
in the city OF Jackson at II o'clock meridian
on the 10Th day Of October, A. d. 1873. for
the purpose Of amending the election laws
and trausacting such other business of inn
portance may be hereafter specially re-
commended for consideration, or be de-
manded by public necessity.
La testimony whereof have here
unto placed my hand, and caused
the great Seal of the State OF
'#AL Mississippi to be affixed this 9th
- day OF October, \. ID. 1873.
X. e. pow Frs,
By the Governor: Governor.
III. &. CARTER,
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For Sale.

ONE Of the most desirable and best located
" places in North Mississippi, situated in
Pamela county, within a mile Of Batesville,
one Of the most thriving towns on the Missis
sippi and Tennessee Railroad The improve
ments consist of two hundred and fifty acres
under cultivation, creek and bottom land,
while the buildings with the timbered lands,
which have been we'll preserved, are situated
upon the ridge, healthy location, only half
mile from the railroad. The buildings consist
of splendid gin house press, etc, large and
substantial cribs and stables, good dwelling,
with handsome yard and large woods lot ad-
Joining splendid orchard fine cistern with
several wells upon the place-eyerything in
good state of repair. The whole tract com
prises about five hundred acres. Will sell
mules wagons, etc. with place if desired.
Inquire of {. b. FANCE,
Care of Rootes Co, Memphis, Tenn
oc24wH Or on the premises.
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A Hundred Symptoms and One

A Hundred symptoms and One
Cure.-There is scarcely a symptom of any
known disease which the confirmed dys-
peptic does rot experience. He is bilious,
nervous, has violent palpirations, as in heart
disease, is afflicted with severe headaches,
and is either cOnStipated or subject to dys-
enteric or diarrheal discharges. Every
gan and function of the body sympathizes
with the diseased and half-paralyzed stom-
ach. In all such cases
Tarrant's EferyesceDt Settler Apcrient
Affords immediate relief; effects, if perse-
vered in, thorough renovation of the di-
gestive organ, and restores to healthful ac-
tivity the whole animal machinery. Sold
by all druggists.
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Letter from -. n. Cunningham
Denying that he was an
AleOrm Detective.
Give the Man in Prison !, Hearing

JACKSON, Mss. Sept. 1873.
WN. II. GIBBS, ESQ
Sir-I see by the Pilot of this date that
YOU have used my name in connection with
Gov. Alcorns in your speech at Macon. by
saying that | was in the employ of Gov 4
to watch the Legislature, and that Alb
stracted private papers fEpm gentlemen
here and gave than to my master (mean-
ing, | suppose, Gov. A }. all of which does
me great injustice, and is without any
foundation whatever; inasmuch, as | have
never been in the mploy of Gov. Alcorn in
any capacity. and only on one occasion had
| any business with him, and that was To
bring Major Pope from 'WOodviIle to Jack
son, and for which | have never received
for my personal service dollar from Gov
a. The gentleman's brother who Pope was
supposed to have killed being the only one
who employed me in the matter. There
fore, in justice to me | think you will cor
rect such statement. think, to say the
least of il, that it is unmanly TO make such
assertions, especially when / am not in a
position TO defend myself. Respectfully,
JAMES Z. CUNNIN6AAM.
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az good biscuits, rolls, pastry, etc, we can
..aarfiII, recommend DooLEY's YEAST
,PowpEE a. not only reliable, convenient to
'use. lint the cheapest in the end, o. any
Rskipg Powder offered to the public. Its
n,pularity Is daily inc reasing, aud the new
er-f.iIing results following its use will long
,nakelt the leading article of the kind III
market. No housekeeper should be with
out il. as it produces light, elegant and nu-
rrifiou- food with little or no trouble. For
sale III packages to suit customers by all
Grocers. DooLEY Il BROTHER, 60 New ST.,
New York. Manufacturers.
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE
CLINTON, MISS.

TTNHE Twenty-third Annual Session Of this
l. Institution will open sept. =, 1919.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees, the old
and usual college curriculum Of studies has
been changed into the university system.
For the ensuing year the College will be or
gained upon six Schools and "a Preparatory
Department viz:
School Of Mental and Moral Science taught
by the President
School Of Greek Prof. -.
School Of Latin, Prof II. &. Timberlakc.
School Of Mathematics, Prot. NJ T. Martin.
School Of Nat Sciences, Prof i. II. Whitfield.
School Of English Prof. -.
Preparatory Teacher, Prof d. ;. Burch
student completing any one Of these
Schools will be entitled 10 Diploma for the
same.
Arrangements are in progress also for foil
and thorough Commercial Course, and also
for a Course in French and German.
All the advantages afforded BY our best In
stitutions Of learning can be enjoyed in Mis-
.sissippi College.
Board in private families, SIS TO SIS per
month.
For further information send for catalogue,
address the President, Rev. W. = Webb,
Clinton. Miss. ". T. RATLIFF,
iy3l-3m Pres Boarl Of Trustees.
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Canned Fruits, Preserves, ETC.,
Purchased for cash in the best markets, and
offered to the public at small advance on
cost.
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JOINT DISCUSSION.

A joint discussion between Hons. A h
Davis and III. MusgroVe, in connection with
the Hon. Fred. Barrett and n. l.. Scott, will
be held at the following time aud places at
Walden, Carroll county, Tuesday, Oct. II.
Winona, Montgomery county, Wednesday
Oct. 10.
Grenada, Grenada county. Thursday, Oct.
10.
Colfeeville. Y alobusha county, Friday, Oct
II.
Oxford, Lafayette county, Saturday, Oct.
IS. O. c. FRENCH,
Nj. Z. SULLIVAN, Chairman.
Secretary.
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Hon, James l.. Alcorn. Republican can
didate for Governor. and Mr. j. w. McFar-
land, will address the people as follows at
Columbus Friday, g 10th.
Artesea, . at night.
Aberdeen, Saturday, llth.
Col. Beverly Matthews will join the above
named gentlemen at Meridian. All persons.
without regard TO race or color, are invited
to attend.
j. l.. LAKE. JR..
W. C.. FORD, Chairman.
Secretary.
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FALsE.-We, this morning, called the at
tentiOn of Gen. Robert Lowry to long
communication in the Port Gibson Standard,
signed l., " in which the writer used the
following language: Il was informed
that General Lowry was also expected to
to participate in the Alcorn convention"
etc The General replied that he had no
idea who LIS " informant was nor did it
matter-that he was simply liar.-Brandon
Republican.
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At his residence near Terry. Miss. of con-
gestive chills. Henry Lowe, in the I'D
year of his age.
In this city, Tuesday evening. Sept. 10th,
of diptheria. RUTHvEN, youngest son Of
Alex and Ruth A. Nirden. aged years and
8 months.
In this city. Friday, Oct. 81. of congestive
chill Howard. son of A. aud r. A. Virden.
aged years.
Rest fond brothers in that Home
Where sickness cannot enter, and parting Is
unknown.
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS WITHOUT
MONEY During the suspension of the
Banks and the great pressure in the money
market, will sell Carriages-Jersey Wagons.
Buggies and Harness, of every pattern and
price, to Planters and Dealers, payable jan
uary 1st, by dralt on their commission mer-
chants here. without interest. ID. NJ. HoL-
LINGswoRFH q Co, successors to r. Marsh
Denman & Co, Nos. 81 and Sc Baronne ST.,
New Orleans. oct 9-3t
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There is to be square fight in Mississip-
pi between Alcorn aud Ames. both Radi-
Gals. The Democrats have determined not
to nominate. Alcorn 10 a natives scala
wag, and Ames is a dirty carpet Dagger
from New England. It is thought that If
Alcorn is elected some reforms may be Sc
cured. With Ames bad viii only become
worse.-Raleigh Sentinel.
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The JACKSON BANKs.-It is but an
act of simple justice TO the banks Of this
city to record the fact that notwithstanding
the very general suspension of similar es-
Adjustments throughout the country, the
banking house of Messrs. J. & T. Green,
and the Capital State Bank, of which Thos.
Z. Helm, Esq, is President, have gone along
as quietly and freely dispensing Greenbacks
to depositors and others as if the said green
backs were plentiful as leaves in autumn.
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Information reaches US from private
sources that Senator Alcorn has 10 his pos
session the names of the members of the
last Legislature who took money for voting
for certain measures that passed that body
Is il an electioneering scheme IN MS own
Interest. or is 1t trueg Give their names 20
the public, accom- panied by proof, and the
guilty ones will be frowned down BY the
people.-CoTinth News.
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Music School.

1 WOULD respectfully uun.un.. I. ..
i friends ami tbc public generally. ... 4
have now located iu fAa e.fF OFT I#....H ..
purpose 81 teaching 0n fHt Iiauu. t.... ..|
Organ. Harmony AMI Thorough El.. . $780,.
tune and repair pianos luH organs. N.....
left ai Mr. Bloom er 1f hIf Ir|.H .......
will receive prompt attention. Isrm. r......
able. -vUl~-lm J.. LIAIHNN.
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STATE INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND
This Institution is again open for the recep-
ton of pupils. Rev. Theo. Whitfield is in
charge as Superintendent; his lady as Lit
erary Teacher; Miss Helen Merrill as Music
Teacher; Mrs. Honora Fletcher, as Matron.
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Escape Of &. =. swan

Last Monday night, c. S. Swan, the
eX-Mogul of Newton county, under military
rule, and convicted Warrant forger, escaped
from the county Jail. 1t appears that Chas'
Morgan, (colored.) Tailor, left the Jail in
charge of Dan Crawford, (colored,) who
went to sleep, and Swan took the key of the
jail yard and walked ont. We were not
surprised to hear OF the escape of this viii
liam, for he has for some time past been per-
mitted to sit in the hall or yard of the jail
at pleasure, without being ironed. Cum
ningham, his partner in crime, has had
nearly the same liberty. We presume we
have now hal the last of Swan, unless
Ames should be elected, pardons him, and
re-appoints him to Office.
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Mr.. w. G..
Nixon, of Brownsville, Tenn, Mail Agent
on the \. O.. J. & 6. n. r. r., fell from the
cars at Tugaloo Station, on Monday night
last, and was so badly injured that his foot
had to be amputated. The operation was
performed by DR.. NJ. s. Craft, with the as
sistance of other gentlemen of the profess
sion. on Tuesday morning. The accident
occurred in this manner: Mr.. n leaned out
of the car at the above named station to
throw out the mail. when, losing his foot
ing he fell, his foot caught in the step or
stirrup of the car, and he was dragged some
distance He was not missed from the car
until the train reached Madison, six miles
further north. where a freight train was met
and instructions given to its officers TO look
out for Mr. Y. between there and Tugaloo.
He was found and was brought to this city,
having laid upon the ground for two hours
or longer. The surgeons have strong hopes
of his recovery.
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Choctaw County.

The Radical party. it is thought, viii
have no ticket in the field in Choctaw county.
Ii would be useless for them to have one. as
this noble old Conservative county contains
too many true men TO give any encourage
ment whatever to enterprising Radicals
Central star.
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Capt. C. H. Campbell opened the canvass,
yesterday, at Shrock's store. His friends
may rest assured that he viii give a good
account of himself between this time and
the election. He and Major Jim Boyd de-
serve well of the Conservative masses OF
this county.-Central Star.
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Notice.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC EDUCATION
FOR KINDS COUNTY, Miss
JACKSON, Oct. f. 1873
/ compliance with sections - and % of the
Il School Law now in force, requiring the
County Superintendent to fix annually the
salaries of teachers and to grade the schools
notice is hereby given that the monthly sala-
ries of teachers of public schools in Kinds
county are fixed as follows for the scholastic
year commencing Sept. LIST, 1873, and termi-
mating August 81, 1874:
First Grade schools-teacLcrs required
to hold first grade certifcates-in cur
Second Grade schools-teached required
to hold second grade certificates, in
currency AZ w
The School Trustees in this county are here
by notified that the legal grade of their
spectlye schools should be ascertained from
this office before contracts are made with
teachers.
Contracts will be made for a session Of six
lo) months, commencing on the first Monday
IN November, in all cases where schools
duly recognized at his office, and where teach
ers and school-houses are ready.
Contracts with teachers should be made in
duplicate. one copy TO be forwarded to this
ONCE and the other given to the teacher.
Blank forms for contracts will be furn shed
to Boards of Trustees upon their application.
JOHN &. TUCKER.
oce-2w Supt Public Education
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twill stitch, hemstitch, cord, braid, bind,
puff, rufile, gather, embroider and tuck in
various widths. Any kind of sewing can
done on it that can be required of family
sewing machine. Try the Victor ant prove
what Robinson & Stevens say about it. If
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Under date q July 18Th, Gen. Jno. d. Free
writes
Capt. Smith, his family, and teachers at the
ATHEy KUN, and mite with me in our express
sion of gratitude for your Unceasing care and
kindness 20 them, alike in sickness and in
health; we have been made 10 feel that our
children are at home at the ATHES EUN. Their
advancement in education has also been very
gratifying, and their anxiety 70 return gives
ample evidence Of their own satisfaction with
lie school jyl0-3m
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I. E. Richardson Il CO. not only have
all the good things in the grocery line, and
all the necessary articles in the dry goods
line. but also have as fine segars, smoking
and chewing tobacco as can be found in this
market
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Our respected fellow ownsman, Mr.
A Virden. has had the misfortune within
the last two weeks to lose two of his sons,
one by diptheria aud the other by conges-
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Walker & Cohea's
DIAMOND SHAW

IN the new brick building on Capitol street
Il next 70 Spenglers Corner. Messrs. Walk
er Cohea respectfully notify customers Of
their new location and invite all who wish the
services Of experts in the tonsoriAl art 10
give them q call Oc2 p
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The Neu-explosive Petro Oil sold by "m.
7 Brown. Sr., Jackson, Mississippi, makes the
cbeap~sf. cIeauest and most beautiful hght Of
a,v ill or burning fuid in use It has stood
- most severe tests without explosion.
sA- LIE mal-6m
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Boor AND SHOE Stock. c..
Cummings, on Capital street, has just re-
ceiyed fine stock of feathers, etc, for boots
and shoes for his customers ct al.
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JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL opened its
second annual session on Monday last; fifty
fiye boys answering to roll call, including
several new scholars.
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years resident Of this county. Thus has
another worthy and estimable citizen bee n
called to his heavenly reward.-Canton Cit
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No,fce 10 Advertisers.

An rausicat advertisements, or advertise
-.,+. sent OF handed IN by parties with
.-,.r, Tur CLARGox OFFICE has no account
xUsr 81 PAID FOR NhhN - =,
pFRED Nc "uIi iorOla az 80
he received Each or'et n'''9' ~. L.
ci6e time. Advertisers VIII P1s"7
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Ames stock in this county was worth 80
cents on the dollar week ago. To-day il
Amt worth as much as the repudiated Plan
tiers Bank bonds.-Brandon Republican.
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Constance BEAULuEU, aged seven
wears. daughter Of Mr.. Theo. Beaullieu, re-
Gently Of this city, was one OF the victims
of yellow fever at Shreveport on the 9TH,
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Miss. CENTRAL ExTENsION.-The Exten-
sion of the Mississippi Central Railroad, is
now complete to Fulton by. distance of
sixty-five miles from jackson, Tenn.-W alter
Valley Courier
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Needles are small affairs, but they some
times rive a great deal of trouble. There is
no difficulty with the Victor Sewing Ma
chine needle tt
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By the Governor: GoYerno
ri. &. CARTER,
Secretary of State.
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Ex-Secretary OF State II. r. Revels is
pronounced Alcorn man--Natchez Demo
craf-
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TcstiruouInT-.

Tuition and board rer rem
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TINE Is MoNEr.-Save time by buying a
Victor ewing Machine, to make up cloth
ing of any and every Kind for your family.
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able medicine for diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. \ perfect diuretic,
the long continued use of which by the
people of this country for the last twelve
wears has fully established its reputation as
the best remedy for these diseases known.
Il is one of the few medicines that have
stood the tes. OF time. 1t has true and gem
nine merit. Beware of counterfeits. The
genuine has HeImbold's private proprietary
stamp.
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child can readily learn TO sew on the
Victor Machine. If
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Buggies,
Jersey Wagons,
Harness,
Buggy Umbrellas. Children's Carriages and
Velocipedes Of every pattern and price
work made 10 order and War
Famne6.
D. n HOLLINGsWORTH,
Succ TO R. Marsh Denman Co.
- Il 60 BarOmme ST.. New Orleans
oc9-6m
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StarkVille Female Institute.
I. g. SELLERS, President.
SIarkViIIc, Miss.

VNHE next session begins the third Monday
i in September. Commencement day fourth
Wednesday in June, 1874
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Fl. II. HINEs. Secretary.

THE ST. LOUIS FAIR.-Round trip
tickets. one fare both way :, are now on sane
At the Railroad junction, at $50 ~ Via
Mississippi Central, and So 40, via Aeridi-
an and Corin.h.
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Highest Cash Price for Cotton

Or make liberal advances on Cotton shipped
to Richardson & May, New Orleans.
Are Agents for several Of the best brands OF
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
Orders by mail will receive prompt atten-
ton.
oc2- I'm 7. L. RICHARDSON & co.
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Rates Of Tuition per Session Of
Forty Weeks:

One-half Of the expenses Of the scholastic
year must be paid in advance at the begin
ming Of the term. Eight per cent will be add
ed to all bills deferred until the end Of the
term. For further information send for cata-
logues jylC-3m
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Fred Robb, present incumbent, IS
.,n.li8.t. Tor reelection OF Beat Constable
If District n. ,, Kinds couatry, on the
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:. G. BuaSHAx. City Clerk

l q Jackson Council, No go,
Friend. Of Temperance. meets at the Grange
Pom. state street, every Friday evening
at o'clock.
NJ. A.VAN HOOK, President.
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Spring and Summer
JOHN CLEARY.

STATE STREET, -BaclSsOm, Miss.
II AS now in store for The Spring and Sum
IL mer trade, complete stock Of
WIEN AND BOYS CLOTHING,
All of the LATEST STYLE and RICHEST
MATERIAL. Also, a large lot Of
GEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting Of Drawers, Under Shirts Hats,
Caps Neck Ties, &c, &c. Also
MEMS ROOTS AND SHOES,
Many Of which are Custom Made. large
Assortment Of
E.aGis-' usII Children. Shoes.
Fine assortment Of
TRUNKS,
NALISES
AND BAGS.
5rS- New Goods being received every week.
No trouble to show them. Call and examine.
JOHN CLEARY.
May 6, 1873, wifi
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Auv Kind Of sewing can be done on the
Victor sewing Machine. II
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The Victor" his self-setting needle.