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PRESCRIPTION FoR FITS

For FIT OF PAssIoN.-Walk out in the
open air You may speak your mind to the
winds without hurting any one, or proclaim
ing yourself to be simpleton. I" Be not
hasty in thy spirit to be angry, for anger rest
eth in the bosom of fools
For FIT OF dizziness. the tick
ings of clock. Do this for one hour, and
you win be glad to pull off your coat the next
and work like man. Slothfulness casteth
into deep sleep, and an idle soul shall suffer
hunger.
For FIT OF ExTRAvAeANcE AND Folly.
Go to the workhouse, or speak with the
ragged and wretched inmates of Jail, and
you will be convinced
.Who makes his bed of briar and thorn
Must be content to lie forlorn.o
Wherefore do you spend money for that
which i not bread 2-apd your labor for that
which satistieth moi? p"
For FIT OF AMBITION. to the
ohurchyard and read the gravestones. They
will tell you the end of man at his best estate
For what is your life 1t is even vapor,
that appeareth for little time and then van
iehVeh away. liuo Soetu uoiofo ucstruc-
ton, and naughty spirit before fall"
For A FIT OF RErININa.-Look about for
the halt and the blind, and visit the bedrd-
den, the afflicted, and the doranged and they
will make you ashamed of complaining Of
your light Affections. Wherefore, doth a
living man complain"
For A FIR OF ENvy.-Go and see how
many who keep their carriages are afflicted
with rheumatism, govt and dropsy how
many walk about on crutohes or stay at home
wrapped up in flannel and how many are
subject to epilepsy and apoplexy. "A sound
heart is the life of the flesh. Envy is the rot.
tenness of the bones
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The sky, unlike man, is most cheerful when
the bluest.
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If laughter is the daylight of the soul, a
smile is its twilight
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He who wears a tight boot is likely to have
a narrow understanding.
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VICK-'S
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN

the most beautiful work of the kind in the world II
contains nearly $50 pages hundreds Of hne Illustrations
and sg Chrome Plates n FocerS beautifully drawn and
colored from nature Price 50 cents in paper
81 90 in elegant cloth Printed In German and English
Vickis Illustrated Monthly Magazine-32 pages, fine
Illustrations and Colored Plate in every number Price
81 rs year; Five copies for $780,
viek's Gataogue-s00 Illust ratlons, only 2 cents;
Address, janis WICK, Rochester, N, y,
Jan. 10th, 1873.
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A wise mans thoughts walk within him,
but fools without.
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MISCELLANY.
WASHOE PETE.

HOW BULLY WAS tanned BY A MINING Ex
PERT.
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UNDERTAKINGS!

The undersigned takes this method ofnformoing tho
citizens of Lamberyi and vicinity that he has started
in the Undertaking business, in Mathews Building
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GOO1 Results

Are always pleasant to contemplate, as
every dyspcpsic sufferer who uses Farker's
Ginger Tonic will attest. To obtain from
this remedy the most gratifying relief when
distressed with Headache, Low Spirits,
Nervousness, Wakefulness, Palpitation of
Heart, Liver Disorders, Costiveness, Pain
in the Stomach, Heartburn, Cramps, etc, Is
a pleasant eX Experience that surprises no less
than it com foFt0. Another remarkable
feature of this remedy is its powerful spe-
cife action on the skin and mucus surfaces
of the throat and lungs by which it unfail-
inglv cures the worst cases of Cough, Cold,
and Sore Throat. it cures in wonderful
short time, removes all soreness from the
lungs, and protects the feeble from Con-
sumption. Buy $l.00 bottle from your
druggist ora sample bottleat 10 cts, and
test its merits. For sale by Byron Lemly,
jackson, Miss.
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Torture. that need NOT he Rndnked

People suffer a great deal of pain un-
necessarily. Among tortures that need not
be endured are those inflicted by the rheu-
lnatiSm and govt, since the acrid elements
IN the blood which produces them by con-
tact with the sensitive covering OF the
muscles and joints may be elimin ated by
the use of that matchless depurent, Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, before the intlamma-
tory symptoms ere developed to any great
extent. When it is considered what ex-
cruciating fortunes rheumatism inaictS,
and what tende ney it has, when fully de-
veloped, to attack the heart, the advisability
of an early use of such reliable antidote
becomes at once apparent. The rheumatic
virus is expelled from the blood by the in
creased action of the kidneys-whi ch act as
strainers-pFodueed by the Bitters, and the
sufferer will find, 1t he uses this supreme
defensive agent, that he will be protected
against return of the agnnizing COM
plaiut. Dyspepsia, fever and ague, liver
and bowel complaints and other maladies,
are also cured by this admirable remedy.
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In our style of climate, with its sudden
changes of perature,-ra wind and
sunshine .!ten informing led in single day,
it is no wonder that esg children, friends
and relatives are so frequently taken tTom
us by neglected colds, half the deaths re-
sulting directly from this cause A opttIe
of Boschee's German syrup kept ABOUT
your home for immediate use will prevent
serious sickness. large doctors bill, and
perhaps death, by the use of three or four
doses. For curing Consumption, Hem
orFhages. Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group
or any disease of the Throat or Lungs, Its
success is simply wonderful, as your drug
gist will tell you. German Syrup is now
sold in every town and village on this con-
tinent. Sample bottles for trial, loo; regu
lar size. g5G,
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be paid in compromise of said bonded debt
the said city authorities are hereby Empower
ed to pay the attorneys fees OF any bond
holder or bondholders, incurred in establishing
the validity OF said bonds, or an attempt 10
collect the same. and the said city authorities
are authorized To borrow money to pay said
fees, or may issue bonds with coupons
attached. with such rate of interest not
exceeding ten per centum. and having
such time tc run, may be agreed on, in set
tlement of said fees and if bonds are issued.
they shall be considered as a part of the debt
authorized to be created by this Act, and shall
be in all respects on the same footing. and the
holders thereof shall have the same remedies
as provided for the other bondholders in this
Act.
SEC Is Be 1t further enacted, That it is
understood that the power is granted to the
said city to settle and compromise the interest
on said old debt for the year 81, at such rate
not exceeding the interest Tor one year upon
the aggregate of the new bonds to be issued
and on such terms as may be agreed on be
tween the holders of the coupons tor said
interest and said city, and any com promise or
settlement which has been or may be made OF
interest shall not affect the bonds and coupons
issued under this Act.
SEC 16. b IL further enacted, That the
remedies provided in this Act to the holder or
holders of said bonds or coupons, shall not be
exclusive, but sad holders shall have all the
remedies now provided by law, and all such rs
may be hereafter provided, and in any pro
ceeding to enforce any right under this Act
the plaintiff or relator may adopt the remedy
granted by the general law and shall have in
addition such parts of the remedies granted
herein as he may see proper to adopt and
claim, or he may proceed wholly under the
general law.
SEC. II. Be II FURTHER enacted, That it is a
part of the obligation of the contracts author
lied to be made under this Act, that the RENE
dies herein granted and all the powers of
enforcing the collection of the taxes herein
provided for, and the payment of the aforesaid
bonds and coupons, shall be exercised and
possessed by the United States courts, and
the judges thereof having jurisdiction in the
State of Mississippi, so far as the same can be
made applicable; and they shall also be pos
sessed and exercised by any other court or
judge hereafter created IN this State having
for the time being the jurisdiction now pos.
sessed by the said Judge and circuit court of
ton shall not be exercised out of the said
county, except in pursuance of the general
law. Of the State, as it shall exist at that time.
SEC. is. Be 5t FURTHER euacted, That no
creditor of said city, except those who shall
receive the new bonds provided for in this Act
and hereafter to be issued, shall be entitled to
any of the rights, privileges and remedies
provided far in this Act.
SEC. 10. BE It further enacted, That this Act
shall take effect and be in force from and after
its passage.
APPROVED February 81, 1873
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Cans,,,nnIion Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
india missionary the formula of simple
Vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
hanent cure ofc0nsumptiOn, bronchitis, ca
Arrh, asthma, ana all throat and lung atfec-
|ions, also a positive and radical cure for
Aervous debility and all nervous com plants,
sfter having tested its wonderful curative
bowers in thousands of cases, has felt it his
lety to make it known to his suffering fell
bws. Actuated by this motive, and de-
Ice to relieve human suffering, will send,
Rec of charge, to all who desire it, this re-
8eipe ia German, French or English, with
ball directions for preparing and using.
lent by mail by addressing with STAN p,
banning this paper, w. w. Sherar, l26 Pow
Prs Block, Rochester, n. Y.
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TrebIah" in n. o. Times

1TtDldil IN ~ W. A luitS+I
Thus far the farmers are considerably in
advance with their work, which is a great
point gained. As TO how much respective
" of corn. cotton, etc. will be planted /
feel certain that all will plant more corn
than formerly. All fear the effect this war
will have upon breadstuft-, and will plant
and cultivate with that idea.
More attention has been paid to garden
vegetables. Irish potatoes have been plant
ed in great abundance, TO reach the North
eTn markets, and they are looking more
promising than usual at this season. Large
quantities will be shipped from here.
AS to the outlook of fruit it is perfectly
splendid, never promised better. The trees
are loaded. The trouble is there is more
fruit on them than can well be supported.
Peaches of all the varieties, apples, plum :,
peaches, strawberries, all are in great
abundance. Strawberries Sre ripening
now; peaches will be shipped from here the
last of May.
With all these things so favorable and
promising now, the prospect brightens up
before our people. They are living close
and economical. They are working hard,
we are blessed with health. the doctors say
"distFessingly so''-nO sickness Of any mo-
ment, no race conflict or arrangement,
peace and good will prevail everywhere.
Merchants are supplying the laborers and
farmers by the week and month, as before
the war. All are better satisfied with that
arrangement, doing so much better THAI
when they rose into every kind Ct extrava-
gance. They have reaiized the truth OF
thgt old adaGe, tMan wants but little here
below.
If that threatening Eastern war does not
depress the price OF cotton too much-uoT
raise the price of provisions materially
there will be more money IL this country
this fall thar ugnal.
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SUPREME COURT DEcI SONS.

judgments III ,he following entitled
BASES were affirmed by the sGpFewe Court,
April -.
.5i7. Haynes VS.. Cotton Press Transfer As
sociation.
fG2 Carrawav vs.. . leneal ct al.
El7 W. L. Gill, ct al, vs.. Gill.
E43. Cameron and Lewis, with 40 days to
answer.
E42 McCarkle v Tarvell, ct al.
HE45 Heth vs.. w ilsou.
G60. Rushing Us. How ard.
E52. Kicks vs.. Pugh.
Judgments in the following entitled
Causes were reversed.
e}S9. Wood IS. Bott and wife, and remand
ed
ezO. Bott and wife VS.. Wood. and reversed
Tor new trial.
5SS Finley Va. Hunt, and remanded for
new trial.
E35 stokes exr., VS.. shannon, and re-
manded.
EIs Jetfords vs.. Duncan, dismissed for
want of jurisdiction.
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The NexG Congress.
ashington Cor. \. o. Democrat.

" ashington Cor. \. Q. DemOcrat.l
The important fact must be kept in view
that the Fortv-Sixth Congress will count
the votes Tor President and Vice President.
The Republicans, who have fully decided
To run Grant ia 1850, and who depend upon
another eight To seven arrangement to
count him in, see no earthly hope, except in
control of one branch OF Congress. Hence
we may say that. To all iutents and pur-
poses. the Presidential campaign of 1880
will be decided in the Congres sionAi lee
tions OF next fall, to this extent. wit :
That il the Democrats retain control Of the
House and thereby gain complete ascend. n
cV in Congress. the choice OF democratic
President in 1850 is a foregone cnncius on.
But II the Republicans can get control of
the House, train OF possible dynamite will
be laid tor another explosion OF the consti-
tuition, if necessary. similar To that by
which Mr.. Hayes was heaved upward iuto
the White House.
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Democratic Usi.y-Good Advice.
Columbus independent ]

COLUMBUS independent
Instead of denouncing con ventions a. the
work Of political trick tiers. a lvise he peo-
pie 10 take part in them. Let every one
Ire"iy advocate his views OF policy and 5
preference tbr men. Advise, b II be equal V
Willing [" be advised. Let those Who re
outnumbered have the manl ness 10 81 nit
ana hold To be IA enemy him who will not
follow because he cannot lead. The co. troll
OF the government il within the gra-p OF
the party FIR which We have sacrificed and
ldbored though sickened aud despondent
aud through repeated disappaintmeuts. The
hope OF that party is united south. Let
our own people do nothing To STAY the hand
that would gather for us the rich harvest of
success. To this end. let personal aspira-
tons partislity for the pr0ferment of friends
aud a modification OF views be subjected 10
party unity and harmony
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VIA Il RED.

HACKLEY - FIsHER-At the Methodist
Church in this city, on the evening of
April lG, by Rev. Dr. w. Ii. Watkins, Mr..
George L. IIackley to Mrs. Martha A. Fish
er.
The printer was rem embered by the hap
py couple as was evidenced by generous
donations of cake, wine and other good
things. Mr.. Hackley and his fair bride
will accept our thanks tor the remem-
brance, with our best wishes for their flu
ture haDpin
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GOING WEST.
annual Parade Of jackson Fire
Department

7-a. following line of march has been agreed
,,., DIS, the Committee of Arrangements for
,Is Anniversary Parade Of the Fire Depart
..nr .r. Nav LIST: The Companies to report
,ts Chief ina front Of the capitol at 10 0 clock
. ,,,.t,,sIIv. Procession to move Mt II o'clock
.a4rp. Up State street to Barksdalei out
3}srssIare CO. President; down President TO
aI.-i.-ipri: ont Mississippi to Congress
Tawn Congress 10 Capitol out Capitol to
lauatin. down Gallatin to Pascagoula up
p,..traula 10 Y Il NJ X. R; out Railroad to
Pr. up Pearl TO Parish; down Parish to
pa.cas.ula: up Pascagoula TO Congress;
f.,r Congress to Tombighee; out Tombigbee
i resilient. down President to South out
g.nrb 10 Congress; down Congress to Silas
Brown. but SiIns Brown to state; up State to
sT.t.+,T
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a betty System for the Mississippi
River.

PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY
TIE COTTON EXCHANGE OF vICKsBURG,
MISS.
WHEREAS, The Improvement al the naVi-
CATION of the Missisgippi river and the pro-
lection OF its overlooked lands, extending
through several degrees of latitude and
along the shores of number of the States
OF the Union. and covering with ita tIlDu-
taries thousands OF miles pfnavigatlon. are
engaging the earnest attention of the whole
country and the Congress of the United
states and
WHEREAS, The system of jetties pros
ecuted TO completion by Capt, kads at
the mouth Of the river having profoundly
impressed the country with the value Of TIE
sCieutinc skill of that eminent emf Ger and
he having confidently s".ggested that the
Wpole slFtam iF "a It's source to its mouth
IL susceptible of the absolute control Of
physical science, and he having submitted
to the Congress OF the United states certain
plans looking TO that end therefore, be ii
Resolved by the Vicksburg Cotton Ex-
change. That the Congress of the United
States be and hereby is memorialzed to
make such an appropriation as is necessary
to test The theories of Capt. Eads on limited
scale.
Resolved, That the section of the river
living between Terrapn Neck, - miles
above Vlcksburg, and Grand Gulf, Miss, u
miles below, is eminenty suited TO such
test, EN- bracing. as Is believed all OF the
engineering difficulties to be encountered
on tho river, and covering the harbOr OF
Vicksburg, now threatened with loss by
reason of the change in the channel of the
river, occasioned by the cutoff recently
made.
Resolved, That the Secretary Of the Cot
ton Exchange is hereby instructed to send
a copy of this memorial to our faithful Rep
Tesentative in Congress, Hon. j. X. Chal-
mers. At the earliest practicable movement,
and that said Representative is hereby re-
quested to present the same to the Congress
OF the United States without delay.
ID. w. LAMK1N, Pres't
T. II. DICKSON, Sec'y.
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THE BLUE LODGE
It e x t BOOK.

A MANUAL ADAPTED TO THE WORK.
IA lectures and Jurisprudence Of the Grand
lodge Of Mississippi. Contains All that can
be written in relation 10 the ceremonies OF
opening, dispensing, calling of and closing
lodges all the ceremonies and mouitorinl in-
structions used in oOnferriBg the first threo
Degrees in Ancient Graft Masonry also, tho
ceremonies for constituting new Lodges. inc
stalling officers Of Grand and Subordinate
Lodges, laying Foundation Cornerstone
burial Service, Lodge Of sorrow etc. and the
CONSTITUTION, Regulation and Bylaws of am
the Masonic Grand Bodies Of Mississippi.
Res0lHed That the Blue Lodge Text Book,
now in course Of publication by r.. W-,
Grand Secretary j. l.. Power, is approved and
adopted by the Grand Lodge, and Gee use hy
the Subordinate Lodges in this Jurisdiction
recommended and enioined.-Adopted 1850.
BY mail, postage paid, .........-..,........ %
Address j. H. POWER
JACKSON, Ml1a.
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OF DooLEY's YEAST POWDER is the best
evidence of its worth. Whenever You want
a light, white, sweet biscuit, delicious pot
pie. elegant cake. or a choice pudding, Doc
LEY's BAKING POWDER should be used.
Perfect purity and absolute full weight are
the watchwOrds of the manufacturers.
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PURE MILK "A pure article Of milk
can be had of Capt \. johnson, the new
dairymeu, whose dairy is one mile west of
jackson Butter, superior to the gilt-edge,
fresh made, can be had of him also. lie
will be in this city every morning with
his wagon orders left at DIR. Byron Lem
Iv's store will receive attention. If.
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Port Gibson Standard

In a speech in Congress on the 18th, Hon,
WI. Covert, Republican member from
New York said
81 want1t to remain fixed and abiding
among the land, so that it may be UNDER
stood by every man, woman, AMI child
within our borders. for all time to come,
that no rebel shall ever receive pension at
the hands of this Government"
A LADY, the last of the kindred OF the
rhFave pulaski" is asking Congress for the
80 sion and back pay due that gallant son
;us 2oland-the "rebel" General. Will Cow
erFlcovertly include Pulaski" as a rebel ?
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Fast SuPersedinG.

Tie Unique Perfumes of DIR. Price. are
fast su3erSeding all others. Their fresh,
nowrry fragrance is admired by all who
use them. For an evening party his Alista
Bouquet is captivating; while for the par
Ior. church or concert, his Pet Rose is the
most delightful Odor.
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Inquire for Them.

We have used DR.. Prices Special Flavor
ing Extracts, ana can confidently recon-
mend them to the community as the best
articles in domestic use. They are the lead
ing articles OF their Kind in America, and
should be on the shelf of every well-Tegu-
lated family grocer.
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BIG DRIvE.-We offer an elegant line
of line Linen Lawns in splendid patterns
and warranted price of 10 cts , at
2r1 ROBINSON q STEVENS
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LOCAL NOTES.

Rl-uop GREEN will be at Jackson on
s,lhafb next. He oniciated at oxford last
sunday morning, and preached to an i'm
spep-e congregation. The Bishop will reach
ki, erghti,th year during next week.
Cor. +. T. COOPER has complied with
N very general request, in consenting to the
publication of his Temperance speech at
t. Capitol. on the night of the ID inst, 1t
II, I'M Doe found on orr first page, and will well
Repay perusal
SOME Of the delegates to the interna-
aional sunday School Convention will make
i verbal report to all who are interested
- sabbath afternoon at the Methodist
4,hurch. One-halfthe time usually devoted
A. the prayer-meeting will be occupied in
Ahat way.
CART. GEO. T. GRACEY, of Summit,
j substantial friend of THE CLARION. was in
.ack-ou ON Monday last, and during his
ttav received the Orders of knighthood in
mississippi Command cry, No. !, on which
occasion there was full attendance of the
sir knights. -
Tine LADIES AID propose having II
al raw berry festival on Friday next, april
4Gth at Angeles Hall. We feel assured
ahat many will attend when they learn that
8he tables will be served by the Daughters
b st. Andrew. for all know that where the
slainty white caps are, there will be abund-
4.uce of good things. Admission free.
rharGes moderate.
|. O. Q. +. CELEBRATION AT Gin
aoN.-Mt. Salus Lodge, No. u, propose eel
4bratjng the national anniversary OF Odd
Edlow.uip on Friday next. The members
be Capitol Lodge, of this city, have accept
81 an invitation to participate. Past Grand
sIaster Il. L. Saunders Will deliver the adj
sirrs- on the occasion. The public eNer-
Discs viii be at the College Chapel. orr
Aricud u. W. Rice is active in making ar
Engagements, and Of course the anniversary
#nu-t be a success.
y
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dulteration prevails In our daily food.
d il most Important necessity, and 10
nld be wholesome and nutritious. Ifall
cles that are used were as pure and
lthful as DIR. Prices Cream Baking Pow
we should escape many of the ills Of
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there Is little gil OF q years, wndssaf
DIR. Saint Germain was forced to cut
to save her life. She bore the terri
operation without q single murm
Now, said the doctor, smiling, at
the operation was over, 81 am going
cut your dolls leg off in the same wa
The child Immediately began to shr
in an agony, and nothing could assul
hQF srps4cs -yt-v~S1 1920 A..
ut herein authorized to lie lie
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Loon at the Linen Lawns at 10 cts, at
apl % 2tJ ROBINSON q STEVENS.