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FAIR LAWN INsrITUTE.-The pa
irons of this school will be gratified to
learn that Rev DR.. Hunter has consented
to act as Principal until such time as Miss
Mary Moseley's health is sufficiently re-
stored to enable her to resume her duties.
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EIecrion Cerrilicntes.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
JACKSON, Dec. IL, 1875
EDITORS jackson CLARION: Please give
notice that will, on the 14th inst, forward
commissions for county officers-eleet to the
respective Circuit Clerks for distribution.
Very respectfully,
JAMES HILL,
Sec'y of State.
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lE MISSISSIPPI MILLS AT THE CEN
'AL.-Capt.olive has notified the State
Pnnial Board that the Mississippi Mills
gnter full line of its cotton and WOOL
prizes at the Centennial Exposition, in
PETITION against tie world.
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Holly Springs Reporter. - ~
! Gen. E. @. WaIthaIL spent last Sunday
here. He has been, aud II now. Strongly
urged 80 beeome . candidate for tks Do
sifiOn Of u. .. Senator, but has declined
positively to permit his name to be used.
He would make model Senator,
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NINE. Demoresfs Cut Paper Patterns
sent with postage paid to any part of the
State. Persons wanting them, send me
number, name and amount. Send for Illus
trated Catalogue, to Barfield.
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justice 10 nm old servant. The State took
from him six years term. Letrestitution
be made / know Gov Brown is not an
aspirant for any Office: but it is due to
the State to at least tender the Office to
him. v
AGRIcoLA.
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FREE BRIDGE.-It affords Os pleas
be able to state that our city mer-
: have made arrangements, by sub
pom, for keeping up a free bridge
Pearl river, and for keeping the
llke in repair.
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RsoSA1.. we have had the pleas
a call from our ex-tOwnsman, Rice
Inter, Esq, now a resident of Balti-
He will remain in Jackson for a
weeks.
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PARTIES wanting Christmas presents,
watches, jewelry, silver or plated, or any
thing in my line, can have them ordered,
subject to approval, at Barfields'.
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cKsoN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No.
meet for the election OF officers for
suing year, on Wednesday night next,
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|ntIVe Committee for M unfcf-
pal Election.

UND-A sum of monev, which, the
can have by calling at this offic;, aid
/ satisfactory evidence of ownership.
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D. R. HEARN, Of TuRaloo, Miss.
"They have been run in an sorts of IauU.
both turf and rooty-noue have broken .Ih.s
are the best cast pillow l know off, Tho scflu.I
works like a charm
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Csc. MURREY Of Pelahatchic Miss
Far superior TO the improved Avery ur
durability-there can be no Improvement HHJu
on the scraper.
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Legal Notice.

HTHDs COUNTr. ZDlh 1870.
HEEnE c. McPmE, ABn'n, ere,
[I625l vs..
w. CALVIN Wits, ADM n.
gTHHI8 Day came On 20 Be heard the motion
n Of Henry @. MoPike, Admnisirai0f a
peIiant, for an order 81 publication to he mal.
In this cause f0r EdWard Malone, De-
cftinan Of New York City, Ga che 5fate ot Sew
York aud ID. n. Eictarla and 8nllu ". Alrl-
ards, his wife, cifiEena Of Champaign llII.
in the State OF ininoia . Be and appcaf De-
fore this Court on the Third Monday on April
4. D 1876 10 ioin 90 fl4 pFo1ecut ION 0E OH.
aDnaal taken IA this ouure. OF o. erEur..
rnfrcm--whieh motion, aficr Conrideruf iun
by tha Court ~ eusltinct
AhI i1 ~ ordered, nliudgcd and derraeI
that thin ariar b. rubliehad ln TuH CEtafo..
q newHpaPer ppellshta A. tho eityof 1aotaan
forfeaf eenseerl' " eegl1. woncinT ri.li
twanAy aaEe ifam lAa date IA Ihia rrI.r. nnI
fhq q lurg tf Ma lorHt man. raritre prepaid
3 copy ef this erlcr. airecied i1 each ~ .r.
hpn-fesiaenta b their Rosiolcee. OIL ahar.
stated.
A true copy IRON ihs minuiss
q. NJ, ti44Ll csc,
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SUBSCRIPTIONS received at Barfeld's
for Nine. Demorcst's Monthly Magazine,
SO year and Chrome.
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CALL on Stadeker & Sons before MAX
ing your holiday purchases.
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Mn. r. II. ADDKGNsON, Of Camden, Miss.
BY far the strongest--hns the best p4uIa.
and does the best work ia moist or drl ground
Of any other pl0w
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THE largest stock of clothing IN Jack
son can be found at Stadeker's.
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ANY article in watches or jewelry
ordered by Barfield.
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SEWING machine needles for all ma
chimes, sent by mail 10 any part of the State,
IS cents per dozen, by Barfield.
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FLOW


IF ron want a good, cheap Cast Pillow sruI
A. your orders 20
STUART & KIRKLAND.
Jackson. Miss
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II You want the best and most durable CI..
PlOW that Is made send your orders to
STUART q KIRKLAND.
Jackson N.H.
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WILL IT, HARVEY, Of Choctaw Agency. Ma.
Better than any cnst pillow ever uscd
light draft and well made have tested if boo
both black stiff and sandy mixed, and 3D. Give.
entire satisfaction
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II you ever expect 10 rebuild the South. FH-
trOniHe Home institutions, and kccp your u..
ney a. home.
We DEFY competition In quality og WORK.. aI
we ask 10 a fair trial; satisfaction aulr.u.
teed.
Hear what the Farmers who have triel ibru
and know, say about our ploWs
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JUST UN-The hat of the season, at
Stadeker & Sons.
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Jno. b. LEwIs, Of Stems Greek. Rankin C..
pronounce Il success pillow Uur. r..
the patronage Of all farmers.
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J. F. LEE, of Byram, Miss, says
TT is the best cast pillow / ever saw. Iun.
light, turns very well, goes ia the GROUND Huo.
~, and is easy TO guide.
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BUY your shawls and blankets of j..
Stadeker & Sons.
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Gen. A. M. West is q candidate for
the Y. 5. senate, LEX.
A mistake. Gen. West is not a can
didate for any Office whatever; but 1t
need not be inferred from this that be is
not worthy of any position in the gift Of
the people.-Yazoo Herald.
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THoMAs ATKINSON, Master of Capitol Grmer.
No. 10, at jackson, Miss:
''Have used almost every cast pillow ihl. hH.
been brought 10 this market, aud cuu IrH.
say yours Is equal to the best. ! Know if I.
be in extensive use among the members 0r uu.
Order and IL has given entire snti sfpcfiuu.
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THE Wilson sewing machine runs
lighter than any other.
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CHEAPER than ever-The beautiful
line of dress goods at Stadeker's.
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MISSISSIPPI CoMMAEDERY, No. L.
The following Sir knights have been elected
officers of Mississippi Commandery, No. l.,
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IL you want the best Cast Pillow in America
with cast point. steel point, and steel scrnpHr
all adjustable to the same pillow, fcut your uf.
dore 10
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MISSISSIPPI STATE FAIR.
Rroceedlniss o. the AmmuaI "A eea.
ing OF StocLhoaders.
FnIDAr, Decenber IttI,

FMDAr. December 10th, 1875.
The Stockholders OF the Planters, Manu-
facturers aud Mechanics Association Of the
State Of Mississippi, held their annual
meeting in the Senate Chamber this day at
10 o'clock, 4. ". Present: Messrs. Joshua
Green, j. D. Stewart Thos. Helm. NJ.
Mosal,I Strauss, Il. KeIls, w J. Brown.
Dr., j. L. Stevens, Gus Asher, T. u. Pace. ID.
D. Wilkinsons H. IL. Taylor, VIM B. Tay-
Tor, John Hunter, c. d. Bustamente, J. T..
Power, A. Mizell, III. Hiizhiem, G. d. Sid
way, Jno. j. Rohbacher, Henry Muller.
The President of the Association being
absent, on motion, Col. j. ID. Stewart was
called to tile Chair, and a quorum being
present, the Association proceeded TO bust
ness.
Z The Secretary read his annual report.
(Which viii appear next week,
Mr. J. II. Erhols, aS charm an OF the com
miTtee 10 audit the books of the Secretary
and Treasurer, reOorttd that the committee
had found the books correct, and that the
receipts and disbursements of last Fair were
as stated in the Secretary's report. The
Auditing Committee also reported the fol-
lowing schedule OF existing claims against
the Association:
Bailey & Co, Philadelphia, judg-
ment of Jan: q, 1875 ...l.s s46IO
ii. M Taylor, judgment of Jan. "a,
1873. go, ........... 7l0.2l
j. q 7. Green, Judgment of Jan. p,
1875. .-.,............. 60046l
Estate of DIR. j. O. Wharton, say =. 500 90
Unpaid premiums on 1879. .- 5000
1875. 10000
Balance due Secretary ......... 100000
Geo. Huh, cash loan 1874 - 10000
Robinson 4 Stevens, cash loan 1872. 10000
FL. HilZhem. s. $500
f. & 5. Virden, - 9 10000
A. Nirden, - 5n00
James Comp ton, : g $500
+. Richardson, :" 1873 100 100
Lemley 4 Son, g 1872 $500
5. q. Newcomer, 1872 $500
etc, say ............... 10000
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If rocks ever bled. they would bleed
uartz.-Danbury News.
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A Wilson sewing machine will make a
suitable and useful Christmas present.
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HOLIDAY GooDs at Stadeker's.
Go and see the Wilson sewing machine
at Bariield's.
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STUART s. KIRKLAND.
Jackson. Miss.
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CITY scrip for sale at Rohrbacher's in
lots to suit purchasers, at 40 cents.
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Mn. J. r. POWELL, Of Canton, Miss.
as the best I ever used, and / can hirhI.
recommend h 10 any one wanting o. dr' ..
pillow and scraper'
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CRY scrip for sale at Rohrbacher's in
lots to suit purchasers, at 20 cents.
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LAE0E AssOHTNENr or
LADIES' AND oH1LDRENs SHOES
Fine assortment OF

B- New Goods being received every week
No trouble 70 show them. Call and eramin.
Sept. q. 1851
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WILSON sewing machine has attach
ments to do all kinds work.
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HoYT's German Cologne, by the single
bottle or dozen, at Barfield's-
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FURs FURs Buy them of J. Stad-
eker & Sons.
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Buy "stadeker's favorite" kid gloves
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zB- Send for Circulhrs and Price Li-i Ur.
ders from Dealers and Consumer collected
Send in your orders early, s1 thnt 500 Wuy l.|
them In time.
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L. r. MONTGOMERY, of Madison Station. AII..
Pres't Mississippi State Fair Association.
II think Il equal TO any cast pillow now BOO I..
In this part OF the country light iuIu.
well, and is substantially made
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JACKSON AByEhTIsEEEsT@


Pr O w
STUART & KIRKLAND, PropHt,ors.
IF you want a good cheap Cas-, Pillow ssaI
STUART s. KIRKLAND.
Jackson. Miss
II You want the best and most durable C...
| RloW that Is made. send your orders lo
STUART KIRKLAND.
Jackson Miss
II you want the best Cast Pillow in America
with cast point. steel point, and steel scrurHr
oil adjustable to the same pillow, scut your of.
STUART s. KIRKLAND.
Jackson, MISS.
II you ever expect 10 rebuild the South. ra-
troniEe Home Institutions and keep your m..
ney al home.
We DEFY competition in quality Oh work.. BOO
we ask is fair trial; satisfaction Rulrau.
teed.
Hear what the Farmers who have triel Dion.
and know, say about our plows
J. F. Les, of Byram, Miss says:
1t is the best east pillow ever saw. un.
light, turns very we'll goes Ia the GROUND Nuu.
ly, and is easy TO guide.
Jno. b. LEwIs, Of Stems Creek Rankin Cu.
Il pronounce IL a success pillow WuT..
the patronage Of all farmers.
d. R. HEARN, Of TuRaloo, Miss:
"They have been run Ina an sorts Uf IauU.
both turf and rooty-none have brokou..Ihus
arc the best cast pillow know off, Tho scrtu..
works like a charm.
CSC. MURREY, Of Pelahatchic Miss
Far superior 10 the improved Avery ar
durnbility-there can be 40 Improvement fHHIu
on the scraper.
Mn. R. II. ADDKINsoN, OF Camden, Miss.
by far the strongest--hu- TIE best pauia
and does the best work Ia moist COP drN ground
Of any other plow.
WILL IT, HARVEY, Of Choctaw Agency. Mu..
Better than any cnst pillow ! ever uscd
light drAtt and well made have tcstrI DO Iu
both black, stiff and sandy mixed, and Do give.
entire satisfaction
THOMAS ATKINSON, Master of Capitol Grner
No. 10, at Jackson, Miss
Have used almost every cast pillow hnth H.
been brought 10 this market, aud cuu IuI|.
say yours IL equal 20 the best ] kuow if I.
be in extensive use among the member or uu.
Order and IL has given entire satisfaction.
Mn. J. r. POWELL Of Canton, Miss:
"Is the best ever used, and can hight.
recommend IL TO any one wanting hr-' "
pillow and scraper.
L. r. MONTGOMERY, of Madison Station. Miss.
Pres't Mississippi State Fair Association.
"Ithink II equal to any cast pillow now BOO Is.
In this part OF the cOuntry-runs light aIUs
well, and is substantially made
CLNroN, MISS, July l9tb. 1850.
MEssRs. STUART & KnKLANp We bav.
thoroughly tried your pillow, it is thF Does. rH.I
pillow we have ever tried: FIRST DO Be- more UUI.
able second IL turns dirt better. and ruus
considerably lighter on the team.
d. r. SrtH,i.
J. g.. ENNN-.
=. BArr-,
~. q. MprItr.u..
NzD- Send for Circulars nnd Price LI-. Ur.
ders from Dealers and Consumer collected
Send In your orders early, s1 th1i 800 mUI d..
them ia time.
Plantation Machine Foundry
AND
REPAIR SHOP5-
as- AlkInds Of PLANTATIoN MADmN-
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STONEWALL JACKSON.

Dee. s. aOd.
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ENOUNCEMENTs.
fcI,IATIVE ANNOUNCEMENTS.

.oements will be inserted under this
antil the organization Of the Senate
81 IS 90 each. Candidates will be
VI - remit the amount with order for
htioD.
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CLrsrOv, Miss, Julyiotb. iea

CLNTON, MIss., July lath. 1850.
AIEssRs. STUART & KnKLANp. We huv.
thoroughly tried your pillow, it is tlf best rH.I
pillow we have ever tried: FIRST DO is more dHI.
able: second IL turns dirt better. and rlUs
considerably lighter on the team.
WM. HATLIIT
ID. r.. STtH.I.
j. q. ENNN-.
T.. BATES
~. q. MpCIAr.U..
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- authorized to announce D. NJ. WILL
|HTSsON. Of KINDS, as candidate for
Ea.ner Of the Senate, at the approaching
al the Legislature.
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d. p. PORTER,
S0aFpfaFV
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

SPECIAL LOCALS.
Buy "Stadeker's favorite" kid gloves.
WILSON sewing machine has attach
ments to do all kinds work.
CRY scrip for sale at Rohrbacher's in
lots to suit purchasers, at 20 cents.
9~-a
FURs FURs Buy them of J. Stad-
eker & Sons.
HoYT's GermanC Cologne, by the single
bottle or dozen, at Bartield's-
CRY scrip for sale at Rohrbacher's in
lots to suit purchasers, at 40 cents.
A Wilson sewing machine will make a
suitable and useful Christmas present.
HOLIDAY GOODS at Stadeker's.
Go and see the Wilson sewing machine
at Barfield's.
CHEAPER than ever-The beautiful
line of dress goods at Stadeker's.
THE Wilson sewing machine runs
lighter than any other.
Buy your shawls and blankets of J..
Stadeker & Sons. s
SUBSCRIPTIONS received at Barfeld's
for Nine. Demorest's Monthly Magazine,
SO year and Chrome.
JUST IN-The hat of the season, at
Stadeker 81 Sons.
SEWING machine needles for all ma
chimes, sent by mail TO any part of the State,
IS cents per dozen, by Barfield.
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MUNICIPAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

|are authorized to announce His Honor
HayOr MCGILL, as candidate for re
4 to the office of Mayor. I'd
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Dr. Tuttss ExRectorant.

Respectfully,
3 THna. S. GATHRH
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Conservative party of the State of Mis-
sissippi. The fitness of his being elected
to the Senate rests On his eminent oapa-
city to do great things, to meet extraor-
binary exigencies and unexpected emer-
gencies as they arise on his capacity to
think, to devise, to execute on his ply
steal, intellectual and moral qualifications
to render valuable service to his State,
and on his well known habits of energy
and industry, wherever he may be en-
gagged to serve. He should be elected
because he is equal to the place, and will
meet all its demands upon him. His
eminent services, in obedience to the
command of his party, at heavy sacrifices
! to himself, entitle him to the most favor
able consideration. and generous treat
ment at the hands of the party whose
| triumphant success he Iabored so hard,
and contributed so much to secure.
With George in the Senate, to contrast
with Bruce, and with Lamar in the
House, where he has won his reputation,
where our party has majority, and
/ where a talented and eloquent leader
| from the South, can effect much, Mis-
sissippians may well be proud in the
Iconfdence that other States and people
/ viii discover that we have no lack of men
worthy to represent US in the Senate and
/ House, and that We are under ne necessi-
| ty to rob the House Of It's brightest orna-
| ment 20 fill the vacaocy in the Senate with
/ one who win shine Just a. resplendently
i with intellectual aud moral qualities,
F and will reflect all the beautiful senti.
ments. ct fraternity and Cancellation.
4 which our people possess, and desire to
have properly represented In the Senate
of the United States By their Senator.
With the Highest admiration for Lamar,
Lowry, Watson and others, it seems &c
me there i q peculiar fitness In the pro
position that George shall be elected
senator. ALFHA,
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Great Reduction
G R0 G ERlEs.y

NN and after this date, my large and
W well selected stock of GROCERIES
and PROVISIONS will be sold ut greatly
reduced prices for cash. I particularly
coll the attention Of the public to my
lnrge stool. cf BACON, LARD and BUT
TER, oil OF the very best quality, and
cheap.
200 barrels new Solomon's Fancy
FLOUR, just received fresh from the
mill, and price reduced.
TEAS, COFFEES and SUGARS, of
standard quality. Prices on the entire
line reduced.
The following list of LIQUORS have
Just been received, the quality of each
eing guaranteed:
Otard & Co.'s Pale BRANDY, in wood
ind bottle.
Hennessey's Pale BRANDY, in wood
nd bottle.
Old Jamaica RUM.
Old st. Croix RUM.
Old Holland GIN, in wood cnd bottle
Pale SHERRY.
Brown SHERRY.
Sweet MALAGA.
Old PORT.
Old Rye WHISKEY.
Old Mountain Corn WHISKEY.
These Liquors are superior to any ever
offered to the Columbia trade before, and
will be sold very cheap, considering
quality.
All goods delivered.
Store closes at o'clock.
July HARDY SOLOMON.
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The symptoms of Liver Complaint-ar
uneasiness and pain in the side. Some
times the pain is in the shoulder, and is
mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach
is affected with loss of appetite and sick
mess, bowels in general costive, and
sometimes alternating with lax. The
head is troubled with pain, and dull,
heavy sensation, considerable loss of
memory, accompanied with painful SEN
sation of having left undona something
which ought to have been done. Often
complaining of weakness, debility and
low spirits. Sometimes many Of the
above symptoms attend the disease, and
at other times, Eery few of them; but the
Liver is generally the organ most in
volved.
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BE, Proprietor.

FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Fare sag a day, including
Omnibus ride. Situated
near the Capitol and in
centre of business part Of
the city. Ny Omnibus
will convey passengers to
and from every train. The
Ladies' Apartments are
complete; entraneeon As
sembly street. BILL
ARD and BATH ROOMS
are all new and in good
order. Ap @
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Rose Cordial! Rose Cordial!!
NHE only sure cure for all kinds of
Il Bowel Affections, Summer Com
plants, Diarrhoea and Dysentery. NO
thing better for Children. Mothers. try
it and save your children. For sale only
ut HEINITSH'S
June rs City Drug Store.
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Contins the sIapest and best remedies
CAUTI0N- Buy Powders Prepared SIMMONS
REGULATOR unless in Trade
Stamp and Signature unbroken. otheri 8 genuine
Jan 80 tw6mo J. H. ZEILW CO., Macon Ga,
, 1875-04-17
' aIue oTThoroughbred Males.

Few farmers appreciate thc'Vaiue OF
thoroughbred males as breeders o'
domestic animals. We care not
whether a man is raising ho'Ses, cat
lie, hogs, sheep, goats, OF even lur.
KEYS aud chickens, II l. very impor-
tanl that he tx upon one poIu', never
To be departed from. This point is 10
breed from none but thoroughbred
males. The thoroughbred male not
.nly adds 70 the value of The progeny,
bat il adds to the value OF every
female breeding animal owned. Sup
,rse man has fifty COWS, and is 60
m. TO raise Galveston beet, for a but
,,r and cheese dairy, or for city
,~ary, OF for general purposcs-bcet
aad mix com1iued. \ good ;hor-
oughbrei short horn bull for the first
and last purposes, or good thorough
bred jersey or Alderuey for the sec
uud, or an Ayrshire for the third, will
add very materially to the value OF
bose fifty COWS. Indeed we think
tity rcr cent. Is not too high To estI.
mate that enhancement in value. 50,
II a man has a lot Of sows, and pro
poses to 90 into The hog raising busi.
u,-, a good Berk,hIrc male, from
which to increase his stock and raise
roIk, viii add 10 the original value OF
those sows at least litty per cent.
Many man Wlll use a scrub bull ur
boar for years, because lie cannot af.
t.:i TO pay for thoroughbred, when
jhe very fact that be has thor
,u-ibrcd VIII add more iu value Il
tie stock Of females than the cost Of
Tie thoroughbred male, to say uuIA.
Iug OF the Increased vaIue Of the prog
CnE. The economy that induces the
continued Use Of male scrubs Is among
ue poorest aud most ,hortsightc
economies Of the farm. Tie farmer
'aat practices this kind OF poor and
-.url>'ghied policy need not expect TO
I.o-Icr; he cannot do II. la order
H.. insure prosperity the means Of pros
.uIJy must be embraced.
To the slOck-raiSer of whatever
class, one Of the lir>, means 20 secure
sacccss and prosperity is TO secure
Thoroughbred males. Lock at the
.oulrast between The present class OF
...~cs IN California and the Nlpvir9u