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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

For Justices oE Ihe Peace. Clerks,
Sheriff.. lawyer Merchants


The following Blanks are KEEP regularly
on at TaE CLARION OFFTcA. Others
win he added "a the demand may seem To
Justify. Order filed promptly By all on
receipt of the prlce, or by Express c. d.
A liberal de,lteFien where Blanks are
ordered by fs,s rearn Parties ordering
from the follawingl'st5 may give the num-
Der at the beginning az the line The pr'ee
is One Dollar per q ARE The figures az Tie
end OF eaehline give rec number of blanks
to each anIre.
No. E-Justice Summons-4S.
2-Justice SubpnAa-4s.
3-MittimBs. or COMMITMENTS.
A-AhidAvit before Justice for Beach
Warrants.
5-Justice Bench Warrants.
G-Afidavit for Search Warrants.
s-Search Warrant and ReTnrn-4S.
Bond to answer in Circuit Conrt-4s.
O-Atfidavit for Peace Warrants
EO-Bond TO Keep the Peace-4S
Es--Affidavi' ont Bond tor Attachpnent-2t
IL -Att4etn Nrit-2.
II -Atiidayi 4.a Bond for Appcal--24.
az -Ahi.sy0 ia hcp'e.in before Justice
Is
Ii Writ o. l;ept Wis
ES a tIldayit f..rsi.a Distress Warrants
sS-Jn,iice : 2 q b1rd--i9
ES--Ju-tice E&eeu-iaa--24-
19-Unlaafol tsf,trv and DetaiHer--2i.
2O--AfIidavi5 tor Garnlshment--4S.
2I--JusEice Garui>hment-4s.
22-Garnishueat. ~ Circuit Clerks.
23-AilidaxiJ before Justice-for general
use-4S.
24-Circuit Court Summons-2f.
25-Circuit Court Execution-24.
36-Chaneery Govt InjunctioH.--24
27-Cnancery Injunction Bond-24.
IS -Recognizaneeo on Indictment b. Grand
Jury-A
90-Sheriff1s sale, form tor general pur-
| poses-4.
3O-onieial Bond for State County or Mu-
nicipal Oficers-24.
3I-Executor's Bond, Oath and Lelters---24
Guardian Bond 0AtIi aud Letters, p
33-Administrators Bond, Oath andLeI
| ters-24.
31-Commiss}on fr Dower-2i.
35-Contract for share Of Crop-24.
36-Contract t.r Wa2es-24.
37-Mortgage 20 secure Advances e
/ Planters-24.
3s-Merehants' Lien and Mortgage, Sc
curing Existing Indebtedness and Future
Advances.
3O-Landlorls' Mortgage Lien, for Rent
Money-24.
AO-Landlori- Mortgage Lien for Share
of Crop--24
Aided of Trast for Rent and Supplies
"a.
A2-Deed of Trust to Secure Advances by
Merchants--24.
A3-Deed of Trust, for general purposes
PA.
| 64-WaTranty Deed-4.
A5-COmmissiou to Road Overseer-24.
Masonic Blanks and Blank Books always
on hand, tor Lodge, Chapter, Council and
CommanderY.
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Mentaa EHyggeue.

But there is stiIl another class of facts
differing from any ofthose mentioned, tbat
has powerful influence upon longevity.
viz, the influence ot l. ind upon the BODY.
Mental training. well-balauced mind.
q cheerful, contonted disposition. auu
temperate habits are, with rare exceptions
found Indispensable. Now these pfesup-
pose harmonious development Of tie
whole body and particularly ofall parts
Of the brain. For il Is impossible, We be-
ieve, TO obtain the qualities here men
toned IN high degree without These two
conditions And the nearer this develop
ment approaches that standard Of organl-
cation upon which IS based the great law
OF longevity, the greater viii b. not only
the aggregate amount OF health. but the
longer the duration of human life. This
statement viii be found abuEdantIv veri
fed in the history and character Of per-
sons who have reached a great age DIR.
Nathan Allen, Ia the Sauitariau for Fehru-
arV
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Hundr IDS of men have no time to get
acquainted with their children. They
see in a general way that they are clean
and wholesome looking, they pay the quar-
terly school bills, and they grudge no ex-
pense in the matter of shoes and eyercoats.
They dimly rememember that they once
eourted their wives, and said tender things
in pleasant parlors. where the cheerful
gsshght she'd Its glow, or on moonlight
evenings under rustling leaves. The time
for that hasquite gone by, and they would
feel as bashful as a school boy .reeiting a
piece, were they to essay a compliment
now 10 the lady at the other end of the
table They have forgotten that home
has its inalienable rights, and among them
first and chiefest, the right to their per-
sonal presence. Nothing rests a man or
woman who has been busy about one set
gofIhings, betters than total change of
employment or feeling. A nap on the
lounge is all very well, but after half
hour of It, ifthe most tired man win shake
off duh sleep bya game of bo-peep with the
paby, hewi1 be rested much more
thoroughly than if he browse away the
whole evening. az too many business men
do.-Hearth and Home.
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Saws OF Health.

With the increased knowledge and OBJ
servance of these laws of health, many iu-
diyiduals have not only prolonged their
own lives, but the average duration OF
human life, within forty or fifty years,
has considerable advanced Bar phy~iaI-
ogy in its practical appicatiausis yes .nits
infancy. When it's principles becomes
SO generally understood and appreciated
as to be practically applied throughout
the community ia every family, ana bv
every individual then VIII be found q
great diminuhon of disease. as veu a= OF
early mortality. NkrBAN ALLES.
The Sanitarian for February.
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For Chopped Hands

The following is recommended as x
cheap, convenient and exceilent domestic
preparation tor the above: Take fresh
unsalted butter and beeswaS, equal parts.
melt them together and apply alter each
washing Of the hands or face Another
remedy little more costly, but perhaps
q better is equal parts ct mutton -uet
and bees-wax melted together When
cold, thin the mixture down to the prop
er consistency by the gradual addition. Oh
glyeerine, which should be thoroughly
Incorporated with 1t by means of "a case
knife.
Either OF the above may be perIUmed
to suit the taste, or rather the smell.
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The Weekly Clarion.
Az HHaE 1IaHfeUE

Iron the Washington star
As from the lhToras ogmoyiHg faasAs
/ drew spaee apart
Well krown 20 some. ltuknown g nc,
b my impeFf "a arr
One. in the ha blI Bf q nun,
Stopped short - in s1rpFise;
And through her domino sa~
Two soft, regazaif1 eyes.
Long looked va both. tar haif ffsit
Her gaze on mischief spaka-
And knet, H., - ifen Nolna ii5o
Reached 10 me TnH
A voice / never h-arI
But most siueere aHa Fsff
Said. "Ah ms ioge, go rt. 0fre HH@
Touch hand 10 band aAo 4.ee
"Falr domino said, .IHdeed
Unma-k before yoU go,
Aud tell your trouble if H
Why do sou Irembie -Hs
II rrembie for Jhc virgin teas
When Ger IBY Ini1.s| supreme
You were TIE hero nf uF ter-
The gallant ga ms aTe u
"And did J nexer know yoas-4D
When then. peTch#Hee HF Le#Et
Like Vours was longing i0f llre-
Il mistre-s, or sara @ri:
t.Nn. mine wasaalt Tee 3 .-as-5f tf'
And heaven permits htte-
To say that -tiit's ga sei.#
folio" your cars
s.Aly husband parvez-z-eyl 1.ss5 sie-f F..
No guilty -eT4s fnst,
A strong mans 4u3se .fH ahe
SAYS Ills dafE srr IHp
ain houor's was t.a ....# r'.
Thee manly -uuUa- + ..s.-
"And never mav soH
Our fayoIile leu- aHol-Ha i..
They vanished li. .l... f.s.-5t.. ........-
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Charcoal is highly useful IN dia1h0
dysentery, typhoid fever, and la some ease
Indigestion or dyspepsia. Tt should
finely powdered when taken internally
AS poultice tits good iu foul bad-suet
ing sores. Its virtues are due TO its abb
sorbent action and it power to prevent O.,
arrest qualification or modification.
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u G. BLAcKMAN. Ell a

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
d in said causes at the November Term,
1878, and former DEGREES of said Court, for the
purpose of paw ing to Mary Balfour, the sum of
money decree1 by said Court to be due her,
the undersigned commissioner on the 10th
day of March, 1874, at Jackson, Mississippi,
in front Of the City Hall between the hours
of 10 A. NJ, and Y NJ, will sell at public
auction, for cash, to the highest bidder the
following described land, or so UGH thereof
as may be necessary to pay the sum due Mary
Balfour. and the expenses of the sale, viz
S "a Sec I5 all of Sections -, . and "a, and
E u, and E. =, SW 4 sec %, Township 20
Range & West, situated in Bolivar County,
Mississippi, and commonly known as the Fall
Buck plantation The purchaser will be
placed in possession January l, 1879.
Title believed to be good.
ARCHIE MoGEHEE,
Feb12-td. Commissioner.
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= One quart sweet milk, three and q b8I
cups white sugar, six eggs, six tablespoons
tul flour. Beat the eggs and sugar well
together, make q smooth paste Of the -four
with little water. and add the eggs
and sugar. Have the milk hot and pour
into the bottle slowly, stirring the milk
all the time. Set the vessel ia boiling
water and cook until it thiekeus Flavor
with lemon OF vanilla. Bake the crusls,
take of the top one and when cool. put
the cream IN the pies
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Is One pint bread crumbs. ore quar-
weetmilk, yolks offoureges, pieceofbut-
ter the size fan egg Beat 10 r ro.bvith
one cup ofpulverized sugar Spreaa over
the pudding a layer ofjelly. pour theeees
over and brown slightly. Serve Hilh cold
cream.
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SPECIAL BLANKS
Printed to order. at short notice.
CONTRACTS and SUPPLIES.

THE CLARION Office is now ready TO fill
orders for any Of the following Blanks, mt
the rate of 81 per quire, or $500 per hum
dred. These Blanks have been prepared for
US, at different times, by eminent attorneys,
and conform, IN all particulars to the laws
of Mississippi The No. preceding each
Blank is the No. given in our general cata-
logue, and parties ordering may give this
No, and we Will aader-tand what IS -equir-
ed:
No. 35.-Coutract tor Share of Crop.
No. 36-Conrract tor Wages.
No 37.--Mortgase to Secure Advances to
Planters.
NO. 3s.-Merchants' Lien and Mortgage
Securing Existing Indebtedness and
future Advances.
No. Sd Landlords Mortgage Lien for
Rent Money.
No. ao.-Lanalotd.' Mortgage Lien for
Share Of Crop.
No. 4I.-Derd u Trust for Rent anf Sup
plies
No. 42--Deed ~ Tra<t to Secure Aa-
vanccs bF aierct'ants-very @eHer-
ally used
No. A3.--Deed ct Trust for Geueral Pur-
Special Blanks printed to order on rea-
sOnable terms. Address
POWER & BARKsDALE.
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4 correspaHasnEs the New York
=" LINES says that in forming the COM
post hoap It IS not absolutely essential
LAT ne sha id have any nlanure to start
he pile ID Fermentation. A dead horse
m shy olbef animal. or some refuse pieces
1T SIN from the tanners or sizing from
,5apef 4aiIl. wiz have the same effect on
he compost az the manure. All animal
matter. with the exception Of wool, hair
I bones, decays rap.diy during the
summer. irnparts the same tendency 70
very organized substance with which It
unr come Ia contact Even wooden
1a5te wFich aIoBe would decompose slow
Iy. h generally 20 saturated with oil a
5.gliy c4r30Haceoos aud consequently IN
q 5mmab'e substance, that il heat up The
euup hep admirably 4 spontaneous
combustion soes GA ID the pile, which
speedily reduces &he Whole into COOL
condition for top-,lressine. If few
bnsha Of voo8-ashes, say five or six,
can he added to a cord of compost,
male a muck and wooden waste or SIZING
81 some such matter full of ammonia,
-7ee .esireuo better toP-dressing.
ffre.5her animal manure, nor dead an
fnaFu.atser 0f any Kind, fish or flesh in
elu3eA, csn b. Obtained T. SCI the com
past heap ia fermentation and furnish 1t
18th ammonia taen use the soapsuds
rom the laundry and Stops from the
5 ,a4feh s-1d The chamber. There are few
fhinez that Hl put a compost Oh the
+ raeef fli pgfref3rtiou better then the re-
( fuse wa.e 81 The auadrF This contains,
III ide soap, the Glib Of clothes, which
. have received the exhalatious from the
/ pores ofthe skin, and IS really rich in
Hete uinA matter Poured around
+ house, asst too often Is, it produces
nc Of tbe worst smells imaginable; put
I Upon cucumber or grape-vin6~, it gives d
mosf lGxpriant growth; but the best place
for this water, and, indeed, all the slops
Of The honse, is the compost heap, where
III the rich gases generated by its fer
mentation viii be retained and will arc
IN decomposing much other organic mat
( ter.
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Fire. in co,ron esia $.

Thousands of bales a cotton are annu.
ally lost BY unexplained burning OF &C tton
gin houses through South. Profes-
sor Brown, of the University Of Georgia.
investigated the cause OF The fires and e.
pressed the opinion that it was eaust
by electrical sparks generated bv theru 4
Der bands used for propelhng the a.
chinery A cotton planter, however. saws
that there is scarcely any heating of the
rubber bands, but the bearings Of the
saw and brush becomes greatly heated,
and fires are caused by the use of Iubri-
eating oils that igniteat low temperature
The subject Is one Of interest 10 planters
who suffer By fires that shoa IL be both
explained and prevented 41a@ugh the
joint teachings Of science - expert
ence.
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4 SEAL AND PRESS

OF the popular EvcAs Lever Patent tuF
Lodge. thupter, Council or Commando
WIN he furnished for 5000 I viii furnish aa-
sir IN for each unless the party order. nc sluul
prefer 10 supply the same. ,....,
Address j. l. POWER
Jackson, MISS
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Grand Lodge Constitution 4 Regulations


Orders on file for the new edition OF the
Constitution and Regulations of Grand
Lodge viii be filled this month. II embrI-
ces the Constitution, General and Permanent
Regulations for Grand and Subordinate
Lodges Bylaws for the government OF SUI
coordinate Lodges Rules for Trials ina Grand
and Subordinate Lodges; the Landmark
and Ancient Charges Forms etc, an print
ed from large, clear type, on very heavy white
paper. We have printed four hundred copies
only in excess Of registered orders. lodge
that have not yet ordered, should secure at
least one dozen copies Of this edition, and
we would prefer that no order should exceed
twenty-five copies. Price 81 30 for twenty
five copies; 81 90 per dozen 30 cents tor
single copy. A few copies will be bound
with stiff covers, which viii be furnished az
go cents copy.
J. L. POWER,
Grant Secretayy.
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MASONIC
Publishing and Furnishing Agency,
JACKSON. MISS.

Furniture Regalia, Robes, and Outfits eotn-
riete. for Lodges, Chapter, Council or Conn
uandery, furnished promptly, and at 'Ae
!swest Cash rates, of the best manuiactuftfs
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Jackson. Mississippi.
TO PREVENT GRAY HAIR.
THE

GLANDS unequaled-having proved its vir-
- tues at Sixteen different Expositions and
Fairs. 'Tis clear as crystal; leaves no sui
phur or other bad smell on the hair, but fine
perfume. Never changes the hair 70 ridiculous
red or pink, only natural light brown or
black is the result in few applications =
Stains neither hands, scalp or clothing. Cures
dandruf, stops the hair from falling out and
cures any headache within ten minutes.
j. z. Fugazi, Manufacturer and Proprietor.
New York City and Sacramento, Cal Ask
your druggist, and give il fair trial c. C..
WARD & BRO, Agents, 2l5 Main ST. Mem
phis.
BUCK BAILEY.
mar2T I2-1y jackson. Miss
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IlIfnofsans settled in Mouroe
Comfy.

from the Aberdeen Examiner
We rode out on Tuesday, to the
farms of General Bradfondsand Captain
Jphnsons two Of cur valued acquisitions
from Illinois. who have purchased homes
on the Egypt road between two and three
miles from the cieys and were delighted
to observe the many signs Of thrift and
comfort that were visible in everything
Peraining b their places. Large and
weIl-built barns; miles Of plank fence ;
focks of thriving Cashmere Goats and
blooded Sheep, comprised but few OF
the attractive features.
ss.wsws- .--------e-a-a.s.---
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONER,S SALE.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
L Cbancery Court for the first Distric'
Hiuds@'cunty, Miss, in the case Of samuel
Nicho. : e. al VS. Virginia Nichols ct al, at
the January term, 1874, at said Court, / viii
sell, Tor cash in front of the City Hall. in
Jackson on The 10th day of March, A. D.,
1874. the following described real estate viz
Lot No y in Daniels survey of West Jack
son known as the residence of late w m.
Nichols, and bounded by Gallatin street on
the east and the Clinton road on the North,
the old Thomas lot on the South: Title be-
.ieved 20 be perfect f. >. HUNT,
FebI2 "A Commissioner.
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DIPLOMAS


In future. l viii keep on hand q ful gs7or.-
mprtt Of Diplomas, on parchment aud Bristol
boa -i-for pocket and tramius-aud wlil .urn-
isA.tAem al publ sher.s price, trithout zee frr
certificate Of Gfruud Secretary ar Gr0Ra Re-
cordcr. The Diplomas which / viii Eeap 30
stock viii be OF the most elcrant design ami
handsome print.
Believing chat every Mason should have
Diploma TOR his personal use, ana az -'uv-
eair for bis family, 1 viii not only make uo
Charge for Certificate, bat will pay posraao on
Diplomas. Purchasing by the whoieslI", J
shall DE satisfied with the small msti.u &.
profit for the labor involved.
IHo following are printed on FareH me .' 'n
morocco suck. and convenient Tor poke. ...-
Master AasHn..+.. ....'...... .'-.-..'.- ~
Eoyal and Select Master..,... 10
Knight Icmptar ..-. ~
Master Mason and Royal Arch, hoHH@ b
ote....-. -.........-. OBJ W.
Master Mason, Royal Arch, and Royal
and Select Master, Louai H oHe........--. I'D
Master Mason, Royal Arch. ROYAL Hut
Select Master and Knight IemE.aE.
The following are printed on Bristol Leu. t.
size 1871 inches, with ample margin for irlw-
ing:
Master Mas -
Master Mason lsmall size l0xli).-.....-...-.. 20
Royal Arch .-........ .---t- ~
Royal and Select Master .....
knight Templar........ t9
Master GiasoH-C hromo-Iithograp hcd go
many cOlOrs = O4
when framed, highly ornamental picute Cor
the paTior.
Address, J. h. POWER.
jackson. Miss.
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onpras PROMPTLY FILLED FROM


Lof9es, Chapters, Councils and CoDaHanaeftf'.
ALWAYS ON HAND:
Ana SEN free Of Postage on receipt OF price
Deniits-s2 per hundred 81 = Tor fhty
Petitions ior begrees-Same price.
Petitions for Mplnbershi p--Zo cents PCT u0Aeh.
Sccr.tarv's - .lrrdnt on Treasurer, WIEN
margin. bouu --.-...-. -.-...--..' - ~
Treasurers Receipt Book-bound-....... 4 %
Secretary's Receipt Book, for degrees
and dues ~
Book of Receipts trcm Treasurer 10 See
rptarV ......... = ~
Notices of appointment on Committees,
FiftV for.......... 1 w
Ode cards-peT dozen .....---.' .-'.' ..'.''.'- ~
Certifcates for the Widows or nearest
relatives of Deceased Brethren, attest
et by Grand ) cretary-Per dozen -..'-. z ~
Summ1us 10 attend Stated or Special
Meetings-per hundred ............. .'.....'-- ~
Visitors Register, Tor Lodge or Chapter o %
Minute Book for Lodge or Chapter, - ~
from s.-sD u" ~
Led ger for Lodge or Chapter, from : 10 - ~
Raok of Mvrls for Chapters ...........-.- w
is.rloUta- Parchment, Morocco tuck. at
N+etcv's MAMMAL OF ;he Lodge .............. : ~
N3.c-cy-s t.onz OF the ChapJcr.........-.. = o..
Fr.euilsa5. Monitor. by ; .eklcs.....-... ! 'r5
CarucC Monitor, by thusc.-...-...........-. "L
Book ID, t.se Comma 1Ierf ..--.. ..-.----. -.. q"
Manual 81 tGe Eastern Star....-.-.. j Ni
ail other books furnished 10 ORDER
L.. r1 -a.-i---.- ' '
Lodge Jewels, heavily plated hne Ger
man Silver. I'd pieces $50 90 -J 90
Saersr's gaFp-t~, G<o feet for LodEa orr
Chapter ------''. .'t--''-..---
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OFFICIAL REPORT. VIENNA EXPOSE
TION. SEWING MACHINES, &c.

tGRoUP u, SEC. z, B.
1.-THE greatest Sewing Machine Mandatory
in the world is that of Wheeler g. Wilson, New
York, which alone has brought already over
800 600 of their Sewing Machines into prac-
tical use. The complete production of the
paris by machinery is regulated that each
complete machine may be used as a sample for
exhibition. This firm produces GOO well ad-
iusted machines daily
The latest production of this firm. and
which is the wonder of the Vienna Exposition,
is their new No. Sewing Machine. This
universal machine sews the heaviest leather
harness and tie finest gauzes with truly
pearl stitch.
Wheeler & Wilson have received the high
est prizes at all Worlds ExpeSitions and At
the Vienna Exposition were extraordinarily
distinguished"
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The Bee. Keepers Of the county held !
e. meeting IN Raymond Saturday last, and
organized an association. Gazette.
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sweet Potato Corn Hi~cnis.

Three large potatoes boiled and mashed
into putof meal, one tablespoonful Of
ugar. and salt to taste. Bake in pones
d as plain biscuit. They are a delight
i'll Lre.Efaet dish
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COMMISSIONER,s SALE.

CIRCUIT Court, UNITED STATES, In
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI, ! Equity.
BYRNE, VANCE & Co.
WIZ s. BALFoUR
AND Consolidated
NJ. MUsGRovE, ct al,
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MISSISSIPPI MANUAL
OF Legal and Business FOrms-3rd Edition,
Price 81. Contains Forms for Magistrates.
County Officers Business Men Generally /;
Constitution of State and United States /;
Chancery Rules and Forms; Directory OF
the Courts, Statistics, etc.
Address,
POWER & BARKSDALE,
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Wheat IN portions Of Monterey county,
Cal.s M four hshm hlEh.
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JACKSON. s17r. 5rH, ls--eo
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Worlds Exposition, vienna, 1873.
4. The Ami.ht'- CIR - of the Hm-
peris,I Order of s'Francfs .BO-
seDEl.'' conferred by his Apostolic
Majesty the Emperor of Austria, upon the
Honorable Nathaniel Wheeler, President
of the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
Company, as the founder and builder of
Sewing Machine Industry.
=. The Grand Diploma Of Hon or.
recommended by the international Jury
for this Sewing Machine Company only,
for their important contributions to the
material and social welfare Of mankind.
3. The Grand MEDAL for Progress.
awarded for their New No. 6 Sewing Ma
chine. being for progress male since the
Paris Exposition of 1867, at which the on
ly Gold Medal for Sewing Machines was
awarded TO this Company. Hence the vi
emma award marks Progress not from low
level or inferior medal, but from Gold
Medal. the highest award made at Paris
4. The Grand Medal for MERIT. for
the development of Needle Industry and
excellence and superiority of manufac-
tured samples exhibited.
>. a Grand Medal for Merit. for
excellence and su. eriority of Cabinet
work, the only award of the kind in this
section.
o. Medals for several CO-Opera-
tors, of the Wheeler & Wilson Com
pany for superior ability.
q. The Official Report. published by
the General Direction of the Vienna Ex-
position, signalizes the supremacy of the
Wheeler s. Wilson Company for quantity
and quality of manufacture, and position
in the Sewing Machine business, fol-
lows:
OFFICIAL REPORT, VIENNA EXPOSE
TION, SEWING MACHINES, &c
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19
J. /. POWER

Graad Secretary