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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-31

Delivered IN tie Senate of Mississippi,
at the Called Session Of the Legis-
lqture, on Friday, December 18th,
1874
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-31
SuaUliI District

A. b. Nicholson, =. p.
Summit ct, A. b. Robertson
Magnolia Ct, III. =. Lewis;
China Grove Ct, n. b. Young
Frankinton Ct, IL. =. Bowen, g. u
Vickers, supplied
Amite City Ct, ID. J.. Bradford
Hammond Ct, g. w. Davidson
Union Ct, 4. Price
St. Helena Ct, j. w. Sandal
Amte Ct, j. Richey;
East Baton Rouge CT, p. Howard
Meadville ct, Z. Cicil
Homo Chitto Ct, T.. Il. Strickland
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HoF FOR SALE IN BOOK OR NEWS STORES.
THE ALDINE, while issued with all the
regularity, has none Of the temporary or
finielV interest characteristic OF ordinary
periodicals. II is an elegant miscellany Of
pure, light and graceful literature and q
coIlectioaof s.ictares, the rarest specimens
~ artistic skill, ia black and white. AL
though each succeeding number affords a
fresh pleasure to its friends, the real value
and beauty ofTHE ALDINEw bemos
appreciated after IL has been bound up al
the close Of the year. While other publi-
cations myclaini superior cheapness, an
compared with rivals ola similar class,
THE ALDIAiE Is unique and original
coneeptioB--sllsne aud .uaa ppTeacled-ab-
sOluteiy without cognpetitiODm price or
character. The possessor Of q complete
volume cannot duplicate The Quantity. of
fine paper and eugfavings III any other
shape or number OF volumns for ten times
its cost !; and then, there are thc chromos,
deSillcgi
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Dz Greene, LildlsT & BGlfsys
Great Family Medicines,
Prepared expressly for and adopted % nc
Southern climate.

Prepared expressly for and adapted 20 nc
S0Rfhera climate.
compound ESsrdf COTmialfs," isths
f1ost powerful and efficient Alternative and Btood
PuriSer known. preparedexpfe<ly Cor Scnefsfa.
Secoadarv fvphilfs. Erapffons en the skin. and
- di.ea.es which are produced ~ lad q M
healthy blood.
.Dr. Green's RI Gre" cures Ell
kinds q. Fits. epasrs aud Coayulsions. which Dc.
pend upon Irritation o. the nerve centres. siteii
iors he ~. from te hrst d-g's use ever where
they have existed fur yeafG
. Nedicafed Honey" The great remedy
Sore Throat and al di--asss u the Air.p1ssaep.
and Lung. u does not sicken The psfient, )
pleasant 70 take, prompt IN L. action. does DOT
injure The appetite Or Impair digestion ~ mot
Expetoranisdo.
Our = Neuralgia Speei6c, l. a perfcci
fperide for Nenraigfd RrfQficd. Rheumdfgta. A
al musculHr o. nervous pains wherever sitnafed
Thee Medicines arc prepared With great carr
RON perfectly reliable drugs. and ior The especial
eizsses q diseasfs nsIned npon each bolfIe. 10
one q them i elained ~ ! 'scnfe ALL They srr
hentic43y The NM which We have used IN our
r-aeiiee fgr yeerlt and m thus Recommending
nlem 70 the pnlde Sc know .nhnrtf We affirm
Tley afe sHfs, rFaigle and tfitIent acting quick
y asd thoronghly. Try Them and yon win want
% oshsfz. AK ysur Drueeia for thent
f@ ale BY Druggists generally. Prepared on
bas. Grrxsr. Lls6lrr { BssrLrY,
Charlotte, N. q.
N. B.-Cancvs. 7amors and Uicwl
treated Is heretofore by
E7iae's Great canc<r Anfi,fofss.N
a Charlotte, Golasboro and AsheyiIle.
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me to 500 in Wall St. often leads to
fUJ fortune. No risk. - PAGE pamphlet I'm
stamp. VALENTINE TT AiBAIDliE a %.
Bankers and Broker, 90 Wall g. \ \.
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a IIsr oF aIFTs: -
Iutal, y, 200 Gifts all Cash

,Iutal, 1900 Gifts, all Cash
amounting 10 Sl,5O0,O00
THE concert and distribution ~ gifts will posi-.
i lively and Gaequirocaay t1ke Place on The
day now Iixed whether al thc tickets ARE >std OF
not, and the l2.ooo gifts all paid IN proportion TO
the tickets sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets $50; Halves SIS Tenths
or each coupon. So: Eleven whole Tickets
for 500; 2sI Tickets for $1,000; lis
whole Tickets for s.. GOO; 81 whole tick
cts for SlO,sOu. No discount on less than
SEQ worth,of Tickets.
Applications Cor agencies and orders for tick
els should be addressed TO
4HOS L BRAMLETTE,
Az .i. ub Lib ny, and Manager TN Coueert,
Library Building, Louisville by.
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IMPROVED LABoR-sAyINC
TOBACCO SCREWS.
Patented March. 1860.
BY N. H0AG aud w. II. TAPPEY.

Those who now usethe R41 TGHED SCREWS
say they would not be without them on any ac-
count. because
lst. An old or weak hand can work Il.
I'd tine hand can press as hard With the lmnrov-
Ell Screw rs two orthrrc men with The oil Kind.
81. Three hogshragis can be pressed with. this
srrew In the sahe tinse y two hagsAeads with the
old kind.
ath. II will last /; planters life time. and can BE-
worked ma ei0se room in barn ~ bad weather
rs well rs good.
Price: Wrought Screw aud Cast Box, with
Ratchet attached, SO. Lever. IS, Ink and Bolts
no charge.
RrFERs to Z Y Whitfield aud Pog,le 4 Corbin,
UillSlhrO
We alsp Manufacture Engines, Saw NILS MIN
Gearing Totascn sSfnrs generally, Cotton Pres
SEES unsurpassed II $40. Cotton Gin powers.
Feed Cutters, Horsepower. Treshers. ran
AltiiS &c. 'rAPPY 4 UMSBkN a 90.
March i9iy, Petersburg, w.
NJ - II r. aa4 e v
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Prospectus for ls74-seventb Year.
THE ALDfNE

an il7ustratsd Monthly Jetp1u'. unircrsdi-
On admitted 10 BE- the Hasick MT Peri0Ii~
cal Ia the World. 4 Representative and
Champion Of d1asricdn Idstc.
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Tronin the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrup. a profec8~
ca Solution Of fhc froforifIs ar
Iron. Is 90 combined us 10 har0
the character Of dn aflu1cuf. a.
easily digcsf<d and assffliiafcd
srifh the blood 40 the silnpfcs9
food. Hfurrcuscs fhe quantity
Of Natures Oscu T3faIixian
1Oenf, Iron Ia The blood, aud
cures ga thousand iffs, !" simply
LHToning tps fnrigorufiug and
JIfdfiyiHU tho System. The cst~
ricied and rikuii<ed blood per-
nseafes ererg paff Of fte boffBs
repairing damages and scusfes
searchirG out morbid secrc-
fI0sis. aud IeuUing nothing for
disease 20 feed uRns
This 10 the socr1 OF The from
sfcrfHt success Of this remedy 10
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com<
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhen, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chiils and Fcycrs, Humorx,
) Loss ,of Constitutional yisor,
Diseases OF tho Kidneys aud
Bladder, Female Complniufx.
and du disenses orfgistafing u
q bad state of the blood, or ae-
colnpanied by debility or a Ton,
state ofHte system. Beiny FREQ
from iicofsof, On anu form, ~
sffergieing effects arc NOT fol-
toivcd bv corresponding rcnc-
fi0li, Out are permanent, luna
slM0 sfrcn0fhs riGor, and sleto
tige f,lf0 an parts Of fho svsfcyns
and building "a, Gis Iron Con-
sfltition.
Thousands have been changed
tD fho uso oT this remedy, from
u'c0b, sicfslu, suffering crea-
fuf'cs, 10 strong, healthy, and
happD men aud tgouc1,; and
flspatiffe cannot nubiU hss-s
sfafc 70 glpc q q trial.
See that oach bottle has pERlJ~
WAN SYRUP tfo,os "a 90 glass.
Pamphlets FREQ.
SETH W.. FowlE a SONS. propdelon.
No. 4 Milton Place, ns.ss~.
SOAR M DAveeisrs essss<ltr..
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! pREMIUN FOR1s7f. =

Every subscriber to THE ALDrEE for
the year 1874 viii receive pair ofchrom0e.
The original pictures We're painted In oil
for the publishers OF THE ALDINE. BY
Thomas Moran, Whose great Colorado
picture was purchased by Congress for ten
thousand dollars. Tie subjects were clio
sen to represent The East and tile
Nesi.n One i view III the White
Mountains, New Hampshire; the other
gives The ellis ofGreen River, Wyoming
Territory.
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AMERICAS STAR
Leather PreserVatiVe
COMPANY:

T,uE ittention ofthe public i requested 10 the
n AinrTicta sflr leather Cleaner aud dresser
Or Boots. shoes. lfGucst and everything IL the
way u Leather expored 70 mud, water o. ether.
wi-e. Il l. essiif applissl sascsfine aud labor.
and ) ffyin twcfty-fie - tift per eeif. eleafer
fhanany other PREPARATION ppw ~ use. u Ietl-
derr She Leather eft p llal pAfer proof and ~
fneslfd. One srbHe ton rieIhs. OILS. biaeksns
andffts OF 90 fetsn nsftf ef; then ne p7epers.
ton sinks IN xifIlg i neat. leaiiegy asisbs Tue
hot premium WE awarded y 81 the Aniet3as
Institute fair lsN fegt. fk5S. si.S attan Mafs-
lapd Hesitate NAif. Igalfimofe, ISIS.
ffot alone = used On f.raitsr.fie oxygen 0f
The air has an affinity Tor the nailsc, wcakclipg the
bires, thereby rottening n. our article j. com
posed q such Ingredients that while retaining all
the .Fifiiies u The lest oils used In refreshing
Jenberg i b not esteted W wafer, weather "
CsrykKsITf o. NkhYLanb,
Sgy. %, liza.
Ny qnalri. oftire. American Star Leather flea-
ncr asn Drrs-er sissw that Il D. com ~ II sub
stances zen known u ie l,cnfixiN ard peTwYsa.
tive IN flfir arti0n 90 Leather, whiie Il eofsins
no free acid snd nufhing q any Kind that fan be
IN any wa hjunotzss NM AtkEN.
- = Ptof. u fhasniAry. ke.
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nr. !. Walkers California Vim

DIR. u. Walkers California Vim
cgar Iittcrs aro d purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from tho ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges oil
tie Sierra Ncvadamountains OF Calllor.
mia, tho medicinal properties Of which
src extracted thcrctrom without tho 'lso
OF Alcohol. Tho question Is almost.
daily asked. "what Is tho canse Of tho
UNPARALLELED success OF vIxIiGAR BIZ
TEnsfn Our answer Is, that They remove
the cause OF disease, and tho patient rc-
covers his health. They arc the great
blood purifier aud 4 lIse- giving principles
a perfect Rcnovator and myigoratof
of tho system. Never before Ia the
history of tho world has q medicine been
compounded possessing tho remarkable
qualities Of vISRGAR BlTrERs in healing tho
sick OF every disease man Is heir 10. They
are a gentle purgatiyc as well as . Tonic,
relieving Congestion or inflammation oi
the Liver and visccral Organs IN Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of DIR. WALKEa's
yiseoARBITTERs are Aperient. DiaphorGle,
Carnnatire. Nutritious, Laxative, Dinrccc,
Sedatiye, Counfer-Irritant Sudorihc, AlteFa'
tive. and Anii-BIlious. :.
l..... AeoUHALD & CO..
Druggists and Gen Acts. San Franeissn Cal
nia cor. ~ wnshinesaa and Chnriion Sts.. y. \,
sold BY All nraSS i@ts aad bsaisfa.
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con lert IL Ggpristpfs with Mail Trains ID on
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Trains daily hnfh WAYS, .iS,.5 : a. -
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M, leaKe Burkryille 4.a .. M, arrive al lrh.
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TERMS

S. ger annum. u, adra,ce. ruth on
cIromos free.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-01-03
PROPOSALS. FOR
WRAPPING PAPER and TWINE.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WARRINGTON ID q December 1h.2


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De-
partment until the Sth day of January 1874 at IL
O'Clock noon for furnhhing Wrapping Paper and Irvine
for the Of the Post Offices in the United States for
from the LIST av of February, 1874 the said
articles be delivered free Of pense the Depnrt
ment, at the BLANK AGENCY OF the Post Office Depart
ment, Washington b C.
The quality and the estimated quantity Of each art
Gle required are specified below:
1900 reams of Wrapping Paper, 20 rs inches in
size, and to weigh y pounds TO the r.sm each
ream to contain 20 perfect quires.
$50 reams of Wrapping Paper 2s 40 inches in size
and TO weigh SIS pounds to the resm, each
TO contain 20 perfect qures
10000 pounds of Cotton Irvine, to be spy. and to
measure from $50 to 7I5 yards to the pound
Of sufficient strength to sustain weight of II
pounds, and TO be put up in balls weighing
about a half pound each and so bound not
to become loose or tangled in transportation.
$4,000 pounds Of coarse Hemp Irvine. be 3ply, and
to measure from 20 to IS yards to the pound,
and to be put up in balls weighing from one to
two pounds EACH and 50 bound as not to become
loose or tangled in transportation.
Samples of the articles required will be eurnshsd to
persons who desire to bid application to the First
Assistant Postmastertien.rsl. Washington. D. c.
More or less than the estimated quantities may be
ordered as the necessities Of the Department may
quirs. at the discretion Of tn. Postmaster General
Awards will be made for each article separately If
deemed most advantageous to the department
BIDS not made in conformity with this advertisement
will not be considered.
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal guaran-
tees Of bis ability to comply with his bid and certa
cate from postmaster that such guarantors reliable
persons.
bond with two sufficient eureties will be required
TO each contract.
failure to furnish promptly any article contracted
for or an attempt to impose upon the Department
articles INFERIOR in the opinion of the Postmastcren-
era to those contracted for will be considered sufficient
for the forfeiture Of the contract.
The POstmasterGeneral the right to reject
any all bids if in his opinion it is required by the
interests OF the Department.
Proposals must be endorsed on the envelope " Pro-
posas for Wrapping Paper" or Proposals for Irvine
and addressed TO tho FIRST Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, ID. c.
JNO. A. J. CRESWELL.
Dec IL, 1s73-lv Postmaster @ ensrsI.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-01-03
COPY OF A LETTER
WRITTEN BY OUR SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST

7
| Found eighteen miles from Iconum, CO
/ years after our Blessed Saviour'S Crucifix-
ion, transmitted from the Holy City, by a
converted Jew, faithfully translated from
the original Hebrew copy, now in the pos
session of the Lady Cuba's family in Meso-
potana. This letter was written by Jesus
/ Christ, and found under great stone,
round and large, at the foot of the Cross.
Upon the stone was engraven, blessed is
he that shall turn me ousri'
All the people that saw it, prayed to God
earnestly, and desired that he might make
the writing known unto them, and that
they might not attempt in vain to turn it
over. In the meantime, there came out a
little child about six or seven years of age,
and turned it over without assistance, to
the admiration of every person that was
standing by. 1t was carried to the city of
1conium, and there published by a person
belonging to the Lady Cuba. On the let
ter was written, Tile Commandment Of Jesus
Christ, signed by the Angel Gabriel, "A
years after our Saviour's birth. To which
is added King Agbarus' letter to our
Saviour, and our Saviour's answer; also,
his cures and miracles; likewise, Lentulus'
Epistle to the Senate of Rome, containing
a description of the person of Jesus Christ.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-01-03
A LETTER OF JESUS CHRIST.


Whoever worketh on the Sabbath day
shall be cursed. l command you to go tc
church, and keep the Lords day holy
without doing any manner Of work. You
shall not idly spend your time in bedeck.
ing yourself with superfuities of costly
apparel, and vain dress. for have ordain-
ed day of rest. ! will have that day
kept holy, that your sins may be forgiven
you. You shall not break my command
ments, but observe and keep them, write
them in your heart; and steadfastly OBJ
serve, that this was written by my own
hand, and spoken with my own mouth.
You shall not only go to Church yourself,
but also send your man servants and your
maid servants, and observe my words, and
obey my commandments, You shall finish
your labor every Saturday, in the after
noon, by six O'Clock, at which hour the
preparation for the Sabbath begins. l
advise you to fast five Fridays in every
year, beginning with Good Friday, and
continuing the four Fridays Immediately
following, in remembrance of the five
bloody wounds which l received for all
mankind, you shall diligently and peace
fully labor in your respective callings,
wherein it hath pleased God to call you.
You shall love one another with brotherly
love, and cause them that are Baptized to
come to Church, and receive the Sacra-
ments, Baptism, and the Lords Supper,
and to be made members of the Church in
so doing.
| will give you long life, and many
blessings, your land shall flourish, and
your cattle shall bring forth in abundance,
and l will give unto you many blessings
and comforts in the greatest temptations,
and he that doth to the contrary shall be
Improbable. will also send hardness
of heart upon them, till | see them, but
especially upon the impenitent and un-
believers. He that hath given to the poor
shall not be Improbable. Remember to
keep holy the Sabbath day l have taken to
rest myself; and he that hath a copy of
piio my o"p lLCteSi3 NliltCu ny o"u
hand and spoken with my own mouth, and
keepeth it without publishing it to others,
shall not prosper, but he that publishes it
to others, shall be blessed of me, and
though his sins be in number as the stars
Of the sky. and he believes in this he shall
be pardoned, and if he believes not in this
writing, and this Commandment, | will
send my own Plague upon him, and con-
sumo both him, and his children, and his
cattle. And whatsoever shall have copy
of this Letter, written with my hand, and
keep it in their houses, nothing shall hurt
them, neither Lightning, nor Thunder
shall do them any hurt. And if woman
be with child, and in labor. and a copy of
this Letter be about her, and she firmly
puts her trust in me, she shall safely be
delivered of her birth.
You shall not have any tidings of me,
but by the Holy Scripture, until the day of
Judgment All Goodness, Happiness, and
Prosperity shall be in the house where
copy of this Letter shall be found.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-01-03
THE FASHIONS.


NEW ERA OF EXTRAyAGANT TRIMMING
With the announced reform in expendi-
ture, corresponding decrease in styles and
trimmings was expected, but SO far the
only decrease has been in quality of
material, and that springs mostly, not
from economy, but simply from change
in fashion. Scanty skirts and decrease
in the number of flounces were the ukase
OF changes in dress, but never before has
there been such extravaganza in trim
mings. 1t is not sufficient that lace trims
the costume, it must be beaded, and head
ed by gimps of mingled steel and gimp,
ornate fringes, diamond-cut steel IN orna-
ments and buttons, deliberately cut Jet,
superb passementerie beaded ornaments;
rich Chantilly lace barbes made up in sets
of bows with silk, confined perhaps with
buckle of dark iridiscent pearl Or diamond
steel; mohair heavily beaded gimps, fringes
of heavy silk intermixed with fine cut jet
beads on strings; buckles of chased silver
enriched with gold, of mother of pearl,
edged with gold, and countless Others So
many are the styles of collarettes, traises
and ruffs, all tastes can DO suited; nor do
those fashionable accessories to the toilet
conduce toward reform in dress, for if not
made of the very finest material they are
Medici and Henry III. are more fashion,
able than Others There are rumors of a
'resuscitation of old English thread lace,
esuch as our grandmothers used to boast of
their caps. Mechin lace is revived from
n 1g oblivion, and ranks with the Ealen-
t 1nes In fashion, which is just at this
Son unsurpassed in beauty; this, and
tn'oim d Alencon, which costs from $50
| Ut 20 per yard, is marvellous in its intri
e cacy Flouncing widths of exquisite Va
e ienci'es command SEQ, $40, and SO a
: yaro' / neck and sleeve trimmings from
y % 10 yard. The rare Venice point
) Is iiii''"' in point applique made by hand:
: 'he "'ststly of all laces is point d -Alea-
co" anu int d. rdquule and, like India
n sha"is' III become heirlooms in families.
" The secret ,,,L;,r !, and o,bar r.r,
laces has de ,,dod frn,, nathan ,o d,,rb-
it Ter Oh hoo''et impoverished house
d us so'e hefi''. The Queen of England
mas made MAJ efforts to restore IIoniton
0 "a snowy 'ace pure English manufac-
q ture} to popular, INIT fashion carracious
as the wind, hole ,ar scsn,,r avon hiyber
It IMAM una, OF roy" ITSELF so that Honiton
n - nh,aSl'ioh''ae d low-prced. Very
oean',,ui h'hu san efs of Nalenciennes
are seillhs ,oi GOV $3S, and of simple
aesish can oe nau aNw as So and Is.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-01-03
CHRIsT's CURES AND MIRACLES.

He cleansed Leper, by touching him;
he healed the Centurion's servant afflicted
with the Palsy; Peters mother in law of a
fever; several possessed of devils; most
violent tempest stilled by him; man sick
of the Palsy died, and was raised from the
dead; cured two blind men; dumb man
who was possessed of a devil; fed above
five thousand with five loves and two fishes:
walked on the sea; all diseases in Genase-
reth he healed by the touch of his garment;
cured a woman of a devil, and multitudes
both lame, blind, dumb, MANNED, &c. He
fed above four thousand with seven loaves,
and few little fishes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-01-03

He raiseth the dead, and cureth all manner
of diseases, Man of stature, somewhat
tall and comely, with reverend counte-
nance, such as the beholders may both fear
and love. Ills hair is the color of chest
nut full ripe, and is plain almost down to
his ears, but from thence downwards it is
somewhat curled, but more of an oriental
color, waving about his shoulders; in the
middle of his head is a seam or parting
like the Nazarites. His forehead very
plain or smooth, his face without a wrinkle
or spot, beautified with comedy red, his
nose and mouth SO formed that nothing
can be reprehended; his beard thick, the
color of the hair of his head; his eyes grey,
clear, and quick. In reproving he is severe,
in counseling courteous: he is of a fair
spoken, pleasant, and grave speech, never
seen by any to laugh, but often seen by
many to weep. In proportion to his body
he is we'll shaped and straight, and both
his hands and arms are very delectable.
In speaking he is very temperate, modest
and wise. A NJ an for his singular beauty,
far exceeding all the sons of men.