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A Ca4dIa Physician.

1t is not often that we find amongst the
medical faculty sufficient candor to reeord
any merit whatever to proprietary edl-
ciaes, as it conflicts with their interest to
do so. But below we give an exception:
OPINION OF A REGULAR PHYSICIAN
BosroN, January IL, 1874.
This certifies that have recommended the
~ TVTr's ExPEcToRANT for dis
use =. ~ limos Cor the past two years
80 - nv knowledge many boes.ee11 na'e
been used by me- pstls4.ss YIN nene,'e.1.
results. In twScases '~hsrcle was tnossn !
oonarmed eonsumption had takeR P'aIe
the Expectorant effected cure.
r., III. SPRAGUE, NJ. ID.
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Acts Of mississippi LegisImtura
since Revised Code, ls5u.

A DETAILED price-list Of the At1s of the
IA several Sessions since the Calas ~ 1871
either in pamphlet form, or hound Ga law
sheep, will be sent on application b
POWER , BARKSDALE
Aug. 8, '76-lf
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NTHBRBAS, 1t appears by information re-
in Marshall county, on the 10th dG of Au-
gust, 1876, killed Mills Jones, and that said
Walker made his escape, and is still at large;
Now, therefore, |, j. NJ. STONE, Governor OF
Mississippi, do offer the above reward for the
arrest and delivery of the said AIarshall Wal
ker to the Sheriff Of Marshall county, said
reward payable upon conviction. And l do,
moreover, require all officers of this State 10
be diligent in their efforts to arrest said fugi-
tive Marshall Walker.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
Il. s. of the State affixed, at Iacks2l
this 2lst day OF August, I'D. 1875
BY the Goyern6r; J. NJ. STONE.
JAMEs HILL, Secretary of State.
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Endorsements OF the Peoples
Remedy.

4 When sklifd and cautious medical men
n give, over their own signatures, a favorable
Mopiniou of the soothing and vitalizing eff
ieets Of preparation. the public does not
hesitate to believe them. The Voluminous
and emphatic professional testimony in ia
yor of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, as a
specific for all disorders of the stomach and
Bowels, for liver complaint, Intermittent
and remittcnt feyers, and the thousand ills
that wait ugon dyspepsia, must convince
Hthe most skepti"al. Aside, however, from
the testimony of the faculty, there is a large
mass of evidence from patients in every
walk Of life; all showing that this great
preventive and restorative is of ineStimable
haluc to the sick and the debilitated. The
NBilters are suited 90 all climates, and are
universally endorsed as Il preventive of dis
Drlers caused by miasma and impure water.
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DESCRIPTION:

Said Andrew ]. Walker is about five feet
~ inches in height; a little round-shoul-
dered blush gray eyes; brown hair dark
red complexion; thin, long face; blow
jaws; sharp chin, little inclined to turn up !;
no beard or m...stache; about &c xears old
scars from pistol-ehet5, two In the arm and
one under The shoulder blade legs inclined
to bend back at knees, throwing his calves
back ward when he is standing; has slow
gait and steps longi talks hut little. aud is
slow of speech
Aug. Id 'T6-8w.
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No STATE FAIR rms FAIL.-

No STATE FAIR THIS FALL.-A cor
rel ndent wishes to know if there is to be
State Fair at Jackson this fall. APP ear
+'.ces would seem to indicate that there v III
I. The Big Fair at Philadelphia must
s''riee we suppos~, for the year 1876. II is
h.'ped, however, that the State Fair is not
L" be perm tnently abandoned; but it GER
tainly Will. unless some efforts are made to
secure and preserve the property
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THE Chronicle learns that Mr.. IL. L..
Tucker. of jefferson, father-in-law OF ex-
Senator Mcclure, has renowned Radi-
calism. "A Union Church correspondent
OF the QhrQnicIe says Hen. Nm, &.
A[illsaps Is also among those who may be
Nit down for reform and honest Govern.
ment.--Port Gibson Reveille.
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FT4HE TwENTY-SEVENTH ANNGAL SIS
Il sion Of this School will commence on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of September, 1876,
with a full corps of experienced teachers
Location in every way desirable, and terms
moderate.
For further information inquire of Col
Kinloch Falooner, at Jackson, Miss, or send
far Catalogue to
W. CLARK, A. NJ, President.
July 26, '76-2m.
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PROCLAMATION.


WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w ceived by me, that ANDREW ]. WALK
ER stands charged in the county of Tate, in
TINS Sta.e, Wien. the killing of E. C. Howell, on
the night of July "A, 1876, and that said
walker has made his escape, and is still at
Now. therefore, l. j. II. STONE. Governor
OF Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and delivery Of the said Andrew
J. walker to the Sheriff of said Tate county;
Salq reward payable upon conviction. And
go, moreover, require all officers of this
state TO be diligent In their efforts TO arrest
sala fugitive. Andrew J. Walker.
Glven under my hand and the Great Seal
rLs1 of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
18TH day of August A. D. 1876
by the Governor: ]. NJ STONE.
JAMES HiLL, Secretary of State.
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PAL.ATARLE

PALArARLE MEDICINES. = Ayers
cherry Pectoral is honeyed drop Of relief /;
hts ,'atiartic Pills glide sugar-shsd over
The palate; anu his Slrsaparila is Il nectar
that implrts vigpr 10 life, restores the health
and expcl. diselse.-W lter pa Advertis-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sealed Proposals

WILL be received by the Board of Super
w visors OF Kinds County, the under
signed, their Clerk, till Tuesday, the 9Th day
of september, 1876. for building a NEW BRIDGE
across Yaughan's Greek, on the Jackson and
Georgetown road, one and One-half miles from
Terry-accord ng TO plans and specifications
file in my Office in Jackson.
W. I. RATLIFP, Clerk.
Aug .. '76-2w
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Howard RUSSELL, (colored), a fugi-
tive from Justice to this city from Holmes
oonntv. was arrested yesterday morning
mon a warrant charging him with the at
,anp ted assassination of Mr.. James Walton,
one Of the most peaceable citizens of the
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GRENADA
FEMALE COLLEGE.
Rev. ID. ID. Moore, President.
THE FALL SESSION will open sEPrEMBI
i 4th, 1876.

TNHE FALL SESSION will open SEPTEMBER
l. 4th, 1876
EXPENSES.
For five months, including board end lodg-
ing, with lights, fires, wishing and tuition
in regular cOurss, from, $l0ato $il1
THE ADVANTAGES
of this School are not surpassed in the StSLa,
having the best buildfRgs, sld beautiful
Also . full course Of study, accurately and
thoroughly taught Can accommodate 1OC
boarding pupils. But one case last year re-
ouired the call of a Physician that was
whooping cough For particglats, address
the President, or Gen d c, NalfhaII, Hon
W. r. Earksddle, DIR. p w. Hughes, Capt. T
E. PEACOCK, h p. Lake fof Lake Bros. and
George Lake, Trustees.
Aug. l6, lS76-lm,
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To hon. Z. BARKsDALE, etc, etc.
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Apothecaries at the seaside resorts are
almost as bad as the hotel-keepers, for
they cheat and swindle fearfully on the
stalest of drugs andchearest of medicines.
Families will do well to provide their
own medicine chests.
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C,pitnI Reform. Club.

a regular meeting OF this Cub will be
held in the City Hall, on Friday evening at
: o'clock. There will be an election of
President, and other business of Importance
transacted. 4 full Attendance is requested
A c. MOORE. Sec'y,
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---Mp--ss$p%

SEALED PROPOSALS are invited for
the building OF a new Df'dSe across
,-.,.,bp'. creek. on the Jackson and George
..,,, road. one and a hal miles from Terry
Go advertisement.
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On Tuesday, August 18th, 1ST6, in Vino
mn TILDEN PERLIE, daughter of Capt. b. r.
and Mrs. NJ. j. Jones, aged seven weeks.
1--WE offer our esteemed contemporary
our heartfelt sympathy In this bereave-
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DECLINED.-We learn that j. d.
Vertner, Esq, has courteously addressed
the Governor rendering his thanks for the
appointment of Brigadier-General for
this District, but declining to accept
Port Gibson Standard.
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yrRat>fA MILITARY lSsTrTUTE.-See
-. announcement of Gen. Fraucis II.
III superintendent OF rhi. well-know II
11-,ftn+e. in another column
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TAX ASSESSORS

CtAN BE SUPPLIED with tho blank forms
- Of Tax Lists prescribed by ihe Revenue
Law at the rate Of 50 % pes thousand by
mail s. %. Also, with Tvs Blank Form ~
Notice 70 Persons who Fail t1 Return Tax
Lists by the lst Monday ia july Address,
POWER BABKsDALE,
Jackson, Miss
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A SORREL MARE MULE, medium size,
n about 10 or II years old with harness
marks branded on left shoulder with u, came
to my premises in Rankin county, four miles
south uf Jackson, on the 18th. The owner
can have the same by proving property and
paying charges.
NJ N. VINSON.
Jackson Aug g. f76-3w
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Cor. J. l.. POWER, and his son vii
liam. Capt ". Q. Lowd and son, and
,I...rs. c. Cummings and IL. NJ. Taylor aud
- and Col. J. u. Wessnn, left for the
l,...anniaL Monday morning.
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Louisville Medical College, Beue.
fieiary SchOIarship~-


LOUISVILLE. KY, Aug. lst, 1876.
EDITORS CLARION Ia accordance with a
privilege granted by the State or Kent1ckv.
and duly Incorporated in the charter of the
Louisyilie Medical College, the officers of
this Institution have created a tsumber Of
Beneficiary Scholarships, ia behalf Of suelI
young men are pecuniarily unable 10
paw the usual collegiate fees for 4 Medical
education. 1t j. desired that this fact
should be widely known as possible
The enclosed notice Is therefore sent to
you, with the request that you will insert
il in the editorial columns OF your paper
AnV student having letter OF recomtn.3n
dalton from you. will receive a Beneficiary
Scholarship which, in this college. is worth
eighty dollars. Make this fact also known,
If you please, and select some worthy yonng
man sufficiently educated TO study medi-
cine. THIS can be easily done, you state
Ia your pa per that you have the privilege
men .iOneI. Instruct the young man Sc
lected to send his name and address imme-
diateiy to the Dean of the Louisville Medi-
cal College, Louisville, Ky Ii your paper
containing the notice enclosed, be sent to
the same address. it will be brought to the
notice OF the officers OF the college.
Respectfully yours,
H. NJ. BULLTTl
f. 5. GAILLARD Elk. Com.
c. w. KELLY,
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EDUCATIONAL
ROANOKE COLLEGE.
SALEM, VIRGINIA.

n EXT SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER
~ orH- collegiate and Preparatory c8urse.-
Climate, Moral Community M8dcratr F,
penses. From sldO 90 s2lu Ton ten month"; l.n-
GLIDING board tuition. etc, cteI College amy.
prosperous. Students from an section. 9i ~.
county, from Mississippi For tntnlngr..
etc; address Secretary OF Faculty. Roanoke
College salem Va
july 49, -f-Gw
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
stnuntou. Virginia.

/ PFv- X. II. PuLLIrs &. ~. Rector. assis-
IL ted hy large corps of experienced aH b.
GERS. Ihirty-second annual session viii come
mence September q. Patronage represent
nineteen states. buildings spacious Grounds
extensive. Terms moderate. Churches off sey-
en- denominations within three minutes. WAN.
For catalogues, address the Rector. OF Hen.
II. W. SHLFFEY.
mlV2G -6-1m
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The UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. opeps
October 1st. See announcement OF same in
another column.
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T.. q. G. Lamar.


Boston Post.
The. representative from Mississippi
was undeniably cast in a stateman's
mold. Everything about his mind is
large, fair, open aud comprehensive
The ordinary small devices of the politi-
cal pettifogger are not for him. No more
is the furnace-door of passion open within
his nature for the stuffing in of combus-
tibles by stoker opponents. He Is at all
times in complete self-eommand and
from the height of view to which that
fact raises him, he is able to survey the
whole situation, without letting single
feature of it escape him. And for like
reasons he is able to make its summary a
harmonious aud consistent one. The
need of more such men in the National
Legislature, from both sections, was
never more apparent than now. When
one does make his appearance by an
unerring law of nature he draws to him.
self the attention and confidence of all,
without regard to parties.
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Description:

The said Marshall Walker is bright, cop
per-color, about Is or IS years old, heavy set,
high check bones, squirrel jawed, broad be-
tween the cheek bones, has very slight NOUS
tache, and large nose.
Auo % '75-3w
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ARGI MENT

THE PIrrsBrRG, CMuNNAU 81 ST. L0rts
RAILWAY, popularity known as the Pass
HANDLE ROUTE I'M connection with the Penn
sylvania Railroad, H. materially shorter than
any of the transportation lines competing tor
through business between the West and tho
commercial cities and popular resorts Of Che
East This advantage in distance, together
with the fact that all tie lines embraced Boa the
Pennsylvania system, extending from ST.
Louis Louisville, Niuceuucs, Cincinnati, Iu-
dianapolis, Illinois State Line, and Chicago in
the West, TO Pittsburg, harrisburg Baltimore.
Washington, Philadelphia, and New York in
the Fast are virtually under one management.
enables the company 10 offer facilities and
present advantages TO the travelling public
meyer before equaled. The dirrctursg of Itq
lines to the East the speed and regularity ot
its numerous EEpre-s trains the comfort
found in iis celebrated day ana sleeping
coaches the recognized superiority Of it- Foad-
| bed and equipment, the beauty OF Its scenery.
and the exclusive facilities enjoyed at tbu
Main Entrance Of the Exhibition Grounds,
Philadelphia, whore passengers are landed ut
a Grand Centennial Depot, ia close proximity
to large hotels and boarding houses, euttle
the Pan. Handle and Pennsylvania Line go q
large proportion Of Centennial travel.
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WHINE enterprising coon has gobbled a
NarS hester rifle, No. G724. A liberal re-
pm VIII be paid for the recovery OF the
tpn1;ta ns; morei for evidence. sufficient te
A'~' the thief. Address this office.
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Medical College
OF ALABAMA, AT MOBILE,

HNHE REGULAR COURSE or LECTURES will
Il begin TUESDAY, NOVEMBER l4TH, 1876, and
close about the 10Th of March foil 3wing
The PRELIMINARY COURSE will commence
about the middle Of October, al which time
the Dissecting Rooms will be open.
The CRY DIsFgSsARY has been removed to
the College Building. In the course of the
year several thousand patients are examined
and prescribed for at this Dispensary, in the
presence of the Students.
FACULTY;
F. A. Ross NJ D., Emeritus Professor Of Ma
terra MeaiSa aad Therapeutics.
AGECR6E A. KEToHUM, NJ. D. Professor of the
Science and Art of Medicine.
E. H. FoURNIER, Nj. d., Professor Of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
WN. H. ANDERSON, n. D., Professor Of Ply
J. F. H SksIrs, NJ. D, Professor OF Surgery.
JAMES F. HARRIsoS, IN, N, b, Professor Of
JEaeTE CoSaEAx, NJ. D.. Professor of Public
Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence.
E. p GAINES, NJ. d., Professor of Clinical
Medicine.
GoRoxwY OWN, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstet-
RIGS and Diseases Of Women and Children
CALEB TOxEY, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy
RHETT GooDE, NJ. D., azi ". D. BIzzELL
NJ. D., DEMONSTRATORS If Anatomy.
Rar L<OfURRs FREE to Students from All
parts of the United States
MAtrleuIation kee...... s....... S25 90
Dissechng 10 %
For further PaF1iSulaTs and Circulars apply
70 ". II. ANDERSON, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Mobile, June /, lS76-aug. 2 'T6-2m.
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Chancery Notice.
In the Chancery Court for tbs Firsa District of
Kinds County, State of Mississippi.

In the Chancery Court for tbs FirsA District of
Kinds County State of Mississippi.
MAMIE p WARD,
john l. SIMMONS, ct al.
" elemental bill of complaint, and it APP
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Two of the defendants, William u. Edwards
and Emma Bell, formerly Edwards, are not
residents of the State of Mississippi but re-
side beyond the limits thereof, to-wit: The
said William L. Edwards, pos toflice unknown;
and the said Emma Bell, formerly Edwards
the county of Fulton, city of Atlanta, State of
Georgia-so that the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be executed against them. 1t is
therefore ordered by the Court that the said
defendants, William d. Edwards and Emma
Bell, formerly Edwards, do enter their appear
ance herein on or before the Fourth Monday
of September, A. D. 1876, the same being a
regular Term of said Court, at the Courtroom
thereof, in the City of Jackson, Kinds county,
Mississippi, and plead, answer or deInur to
complaints re-amended and supplemental bill
or the several allegations thereof win be taken
that this order be published in the Weekly
Clarion, a newspaper printed and published in
the city OF Jack son, once week for four con-
sccutive weeks. 1t is further ordered that
copy Of this order be forwarded, postage pre-
paid by the Clerk of this COM. 20 tne adj
less Q. salu defendant, Emma Bell, the other
being unknown.
e-ed this 1s.1i day of august A. D. 1876
w. I. RATLIFF, Clerk
BY A. G. MOORE, d. c.
A true copy from the minutes
W. T. RATLIFF, Clerk
By A. g. MOORE, D. C.
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PEeEPARATOR
CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
At BrOWnsviIIe, Tenn.

by JOHN C. PETUs, NJ A, of the Uni
d versity of Virginia.
Specially designed to prepare Boys and
Young Men for any one of the Universities OF
Tennessee, West Virginia.
Session opens 4th September, 1876, and con-
tinues for 40 weeks.
Terms per Session, $3.50, half in advance
early application desired. For full informa-
ton apply for Circular.
JOHN c, REgTUS,
Brownsville, Tenn.
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$500 90 REWARD.

WHERAS, Il appears by information re-
W ceived by me, that CHARLES EAsoN, in
Marshall county, in this State, on the Both
day of July, 1876, killed Tom. Hodge and that
said Eason made his escape ard IS still at large;
Now. therefore, !, j. NJ, STONE, Governor
of Mississippi do offer the above reward for
the arrest and delivery of the said Charles
Eason to the Sheriff of Marshall county. Said
reward payable upon conviction. And | do,
moreover, require all officers of this State
to be diligent in their efforts to arrest said
fugitive, Charles Eason.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r. of the State affixed, at Jackson the
L. 81 18th day of August, A, %. 1876.
j. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor:
JAMAs HILL, Secretary of State.
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C.Pr. JONES, Of the Winona Advance,
and capt. J F. Townsend, of Coahoma
-.,,,+v cave us "A call on Monday.
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ASK THE AGENT FOR TIcKErs VIA
Panhandle and Pennsylvania Line.
RATES FOB SINGLE AND BoryD TRIP TICEFrE
ALWAYS AS Low A5 BT THE Giro frOUs LINES.
TnRouGu TICKETS, TINE TABLES SLEEpryq
CAR accommodations, Excursion Route Books,
and further information con be obtained aL
all principal Railroad Ticket Offices iu tho
South and West, or by addressing
W. l.. % BRIEN
Genl Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Columbus, O.
SIDNEY b. JONES,
Genl $. W. Pass. Agent.
Cincinnati, Cd.
Aug Q. 7G-3m
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PRQCLAMATEON

Aug. l6, 76-4w.
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Centenary College,

Al sbAcAsOnP AIass
WILL reopen on MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1876,
w with a competent corps of Professors.
All branches in Preparatory and Commercial
Schools, and in colleges of highest grade, sue
cessfully taught. From $l85 to 1913 will pay
all expenses in Preparatory and Commercial
School and from sos to $253 in Collegiate
Department per session
For fuller particulars and catalogue
address T., u. ANDREWS,
President.
AUG Iii 1916 2yn
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Trustees will be elected for all the Pub
l'e Schools In The county, on Saturday, the
z6th day of August. 1875
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.
MEMPHIS, TENN,

DARTIES desiring 10 place Daughters, and
Wards in q School of the very best grade,
should send for q Circular.
Aug q '76-6W.
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OFFIcE or STATE TREAsrREH,
Jackson Miss. May g 1876.
NOTICE has this day been given, that tho
N American Life Insurance Company, 81
from the Treasury, six months from che date
hereof ...-..--
May II, 1SI6.-6mt State TREASURED
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Rev. st. zeaIy. h. D.. Principal.

Rev y. H. ZeaIy, ID. h., Principal
TNHIS School will open its First Session in
L the Basement of the BAPTIST CHURCH,
on MONDAY. the 4TH or SEPTEMBER, 1876 The
session embraces period of ten months. The
number of pupils Is limited to twenty-five,
and no child under ten years OF age will be
admitted into the school. Should there be de-
mand for instruction in Music, irst-class
teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music will
be employed,
TERMS, MONTHLY IN ADVANCE:
Glasses in Collegiate Department..........$5 90
1st Glasses in Academic Department.. 90
"a Glasses .... 90
Glasses in Music Department ........ 90
Primary Classes 90
TIE Principal has much experience in the
education Of girls, having been identified with
the Presidency OF Female Colleges in South
Carolina for ten years.
Parents or guardians wishing to enter pu-
p;ls, are requested to confer with DR.. ZEALY
at early day.
July 10. 76-td.
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Bur ONE CHtNGE NECESSARY no
Boston and New England Cities.
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THE PARLOE SHOE STORE

HAS the largest lot of LADIES',
Ii MISSES, CHILDRENS' and
INFANTS SHOES ever offered
in JACKSON, at the lowest p.ices-from %
cents.
We mean business when say that we will
sell at figures that viii astonish the oldest in
habitant. We desire to befriend the soIes
of the people TO the - last We know we can
give them :" fits" We sell so low that those
with gcod understandings will see that our sales
are almost bootIess. LII we can't show almost
every variety of Boots and Shoes that any
other establishment can. and many more they
can't, and at lower prices, then we are mista-
ken.
Good Shoes now cheap no one need go
without, poorly shod. No trouble to show
goods. No misrepresentation. Quick sales
and shortest kind of profits. Call at
PARL0R SHOE STORE
July 19-1m SPESGLEk's CORNER
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Hos. c. f. HOOKER reached home
Monday.
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