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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17

LOCAL NOTES.

SEE Diebold Safe and Lock Compa
rv,s advertisement. Their safes are the
hest and cheapest manufactured.
THE International Sunday School
Convention meets in Atlanta to-day. Our
os.oeiste. Col. Power, is in attendance as "a
delegate.
CAPT. J. w. Mcleod, Sheriff and
r,v Collector of Lafayette county and
col GiIiehnd. Sheriff Of Alfalfa, were both
a,ovn settling with the Auditor. They
.ro hotb upright. efficient officers, and have
made good showings for their counties.
OUR esteemed confere, Capt. Jones,
,ho interchangeable editor of the Advance,
va. III the city at the meeting of the Trus-
toes Of the a gricultural and Mechanical Col
l,,ra 10 urge the advantages of Winona tor
the location. AS usual he was doing his
aIeyeI best for his people. v
A STEAM LAUNDRY has recently been
established bv Capt. \. johnson, one mile
west OF jackson. He will wash clothes in
hest style. by the dozen, week, or month, at
rea,ong. de rates. Those disposed to pat
ropize 50 commeudable an enterprise, can
leave word at Or. Byron Lcmly's.
PURE MILK "A pure article of milk
can be had OF Capt. n. Johnson, the new
dairymen. whose dairy is one mile west of
Jackson Butter, superior to the gilt-edge,
fresh made. can be had of him also. He
will be in this city every morning with
his wagon. Orders left at DR.. Byron Lem
Tvs store will receive attention.
TNE Chicago St. Louis and New Or
leans, the New Orleans and Mobile, the
Mobile ana Ohio, the Vicksburg and Me-
ridian, and the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad Companies, have kindly consent
ed to reduce fares over their roads respec-
lively. for Clergymen. and lay delegates to
the Council of the Episcopal Church in the
Diocese of Mississippi, to be held in Vicks-
burg, beginning May 8, 1873.
The New Orleans and Mobile, the Nicks-
burg aud Meridian, and the Mississippi and
Tennessee will charge full fare one way,
and nothing the other way, on certificate
OF the Secre' AIRY that full fare was paid go
ing. InIhe case OF the New Orleans and
Mobile Hire. the certificate must be en-
Gors-d bv the General Passenger Agent.
corner OF Camp and Common streets, New
Orleans The other lines reduce to three
- cents per mile each way.
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No other medicine in the world was ever
given such a test OF its curative qualities as
Boschec's German Syrup. In three years
two million four hundred thousand small
bottles of this medicine were distributed
free Of charge by Druggists in this country
to those afflicted with Consumption, Asth-
ma, Group, sever Coughs, Pneumonia and
othr diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Civ
ing the American people undeniable proof
that German Syrup will cure them. The
result has been that Druggists in every
town and village in the United States are
recommending it to their customers. Go to
your Druggist, and ask what they know
about it. Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regu-
lar size IS cents. Three doses will relieve
any case
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TO the culture of the grape, the orange, and
fruits Of all kinds healthful, aud Astounding
with beautiful springs When developed
there would be no country more inviting to
the emlgrant This country. now isolated.
will fill up with an industrious and enterpris-
ing population; its timber would become
available To the increasing demand; its pro-
duets, and the grain crops of the West, and
cotton crops of the Southwest, will. before
many years, find the cheapest and quickest
transit to the commercial markets of the
world. Without this road, the country through
which it Is intended to pass must remain "A
comparative desOlation and waste for many
generations TO come.
Your memorialists would remind your honor.
able BODY that the harbor of Ship Island is
only twelve miles from the coast with a slop
ing and shelving coast to deep water, with a
clay foundation upon which can be built moles
and breakwaters. Not many years will elapse
before capital VIII recognize the available and
certain results of opening and rendering &C.
cesSibe, from the land side, the great natural
harbor of Ship Island then the terminus of
the railroad, with its mOles and breakwaters.
and its wharfs and elevators, will he brought
together, and Mississippi can then enjoy the
benefits of its sea coast and harbor, its ship
ping and commerce.
The premises considered, your memorialists
pray your honorable body for such grant of
public lands to the Ship Island, Ripley and
Kentucky Railroad, as your predecessors do
mated for the same purpose, and literally
assist the State in the speedy opening of this
great highway to the sea.
And, as in duty bound, your memorialists
will ever pray, etc.
APPROVED, March I, 1878.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physian. 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-
manent cure ofcOnsumpti0n, bronchitis, ca
tarrh, asthma, ana all throat and lung affec
tions, also a positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous com plants,
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands Of cases, has felt it his
duty to make it known to his suffering fell
lows. Actuated by this motive, and de-
sire to relieve human suffering, will send,
free Of charge, to all who desire it, this re-
ceipein German, French or English, with
full directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper, w. w. Sherar, l26 Pow
ers' Block, Rochester, n. Y.
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Meeting OF Sunday School
Workers.

CLINTON, Mss, April Is, 1873.
EDIToRs CLARION: The Central Associ-
alton Sunday School Convention, held its
semi-annual meeting at the Institute at
Clinton, Miss, beginning on the 11th of
April, and closing on the 18Th. The first
session on Thursday night, consisted largely
of devotional exercises, with brief address
by Rev. I. j. Walne, setting forth our aim
in this Institute. This session was well at
tended and much enjoyed.
Each session opened with fifteen min
utes devotional exercise, preparing the
workers in heart for the work of the meet
ings. On Friday morning, Rev. I. j. Wal
ne, Chairman of the Institute, presented as
a special object of prayer, tine Church and
Sunday School in Vicksburg, whose House
of Worship had been recently DESTROYED DV
touching, and warm sympathy was eX-
pressed.
Friday mornings session was taken up by
addresses by Profs. NJ I. Martin and b. II.
Whitfield, on Teachers Meetings" aud
F.Teachers' Helps and their USE" closing
with the question drawer. In the afternoon,
Supplying the School with Teachers"
draining Children TO Give" SUNDAY
School Music" were freely and probably
discussed. the discussions being opened re-
spectively by j. IL. Whitfield, ). w. Sibly,
and w. M. Burr.
On Friday night, the Young ladies of
Central Female Institute gave, under direc-
ton of Prot. Menger. ii musical concert in
the College Chapel. 1t has been 4 long tim
since yonr correspondent has enjoyed Il
richer musical treat Some of the music
was of a difficult character, hut IL was rem
dered with a facility rarely attained by
amateurs. Prot. Menger is certainly a
master of the art of music and OF teaching.
Saturday morning ut o'clock, the eXer-
cises of the SUNDAY School Institute, were
taken up anew. The morning session was
occupied with the discussion of " How to
study Bible Lesson by Rev. j. l.. Petit
grew, and The Teachers Place in Church
Work. by DR.. J. T. Zealy, closing with the
question drawer.
In the afternoon, a meeting was held for
the young people, and addresses were made
by Rev. 5. Sibly, and DR.. Zealy, which
were listened To with marked attention.
1t has been an occasion of rare enjoy
ment and OF spiritual profit t. all who have
attended New IDEAS, strength, and encOur-
aCement have come To us all, and we sepa-
rate to our respective fields of work with
new zeal, and new faith. b.
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Designed to meet the public want for q
harmless hair dressing and restorative, is
found in Parker's Hair Balsam. 1t acts
like magic, commencing at the very roots.
removes Dandruff and all humors from the
scalp. and never fails to restore gray or
faded hair to Its original youth full color and
beauty. Falling hair Is Immediately check.
ed by its use aud it produces a growth of
beautiful young hair, soft, glossy and luxu-
rant, that surprises everyone. These prop
critics added to its exquisite perfumes and
purity of composition, render it the grow
ing fsFoFite of the toilet table everywhere.
Buy bottle from your druggist and test it's
merits. For sale by Byron Lemly. jack
on, Mississippi.
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PROCLAMATION.
s9OO 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, Il appears hy Information re-
W ceiyed by me, that the following named
Penitentiary Convicts have effected iheir e.
cape, from the psaoes, and al the dates mon
TONED, to-wit From q. H. smith Washing
ton county March Is 1873 Tom Cook, and On
March IL, 1873, James l.. Howard; from O. b.
Wilmet, Washington county, Dan. Lee on tho
10th Of March, 1873 and Sam Watkins, ON the
22d Of March 1873:
Now, therefore, /, J. VI. STONE. Governor
OF Mississippi, dc offer the above reward for
the arrest and confinement In jail of the said
convicts, GRITTY Dollars each, for one on moro
Of themf said Reward payable by Messr5.
Jones ). Hamilton CO., Lessees Of the State
Penitentiary. Aud do moreover, require an
officers Of this State TO be diligeut In their
efforts 70 arrest said fugitives
Given under my hand and tho Great Seal
r, a Of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
L. % 10th day Of April, A. d. 1873
j. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor:
KIyLocH FALcoEER, Secretary Of State.
Apl II, '7S-3w.
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Circular frOsm the C9nIImissiOner
of RImEni grafton.
T Circular No IL
OFFICE OF
UoM IMMIGRATION ~ AGRICULTURE,
,JACKsON. Miss. AnriI. Q. 1873

OFFICE OF
Com IMMIGRATION ~ AGRCULTURE.
JACKSON, Miss, April, 8. 1878
The State Board Of Immigration and Az
ricuture tor Mississippi, wishing 10 make
the office OF Commissioner Of Immi era ion
as effective "a possible in impartHg intclli-
gencr, | am. therefore. as President of said
Board, directed to issue this Circular 10 the
land owners OF the State.
The Board urgently requests the land
owners in each and every county in the
State who have lands tor sale, To report the
same to r. q. Wall, Commissioner of I'm
migration, at jackson. Miss. Said report
should contain an accura.e description of
the land and Improvements, number OF
acres, price OF land AMI time of payments,
quality of soil aud products of same, tim
b,.r, and proportion of wood land to clear
ed land, mill sites and water power, school
and church advantages, transpO ~tation fla
clities, etc, etc, The papers thus describ
ing the farms and plantations Will be Pltc-
ed on fife, separately by counties, and a
record DO X kept OF the same in the I'm mi
grafton Office, so that accurate Information
can be given 10 all who wish to purchase
land in our State.
1t IS hardly necessary for the Board to
urge upon the landowners to send in their
reports at as early Il date As possible.
Very respectfully, yonr obedient servant.
E. @. WALL,
President of Board, and Commissioner of
Immigration and Agriculture.
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DIEB0LD SAFE AND LOCK Co.
SAFES.

VNIE SAFES OF THIS COMPANY are cou-
4 coded 10 lbe the best in the world, they
never having failed to preserve their contents
when tested, either against
FIRE Or HBuEsGI.AEES-
Counties Corporations Merchants, etc.. SUPP
piled at Manufacturers prices
A. ROY. Agent New Orleans
Branch DIEBoLD SAFE AND Lock Co.
~ Canal 80, New Orleans, a.t.
nprl l7'7S-Gm
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PROCLAMATTON.
$50 CO REWARD.

WHEREAs, II appears by Information ~
w ceiyed by me, that ABRAHAM NELSON.
aAds JACK Lucas, a Ponitentiury convict. cr-
fected his escape from Messrs. Clay Miller.
Bolivar county, March y, 1879, and 81 still at
large;
Now, therefore 1, J. NJ STONE, Governor
Of Mississippi, do ofor the above reward, for
the arrest and confinement in JAZZ Of the said
Abraham Nelson, alias Jack Lucas; said rc-
ward payable by Alessrs. Jones Hamilton q
Co, Lessees Of the State PonitenGary And
do moreover, require all officers of this State
to be diligent in their efforts 10 arrest said fu-
gitive, Abraham Nelson, alias etc
GiYon under my hand and the Great Seal
Il. s.. of the State affixed, at jackson. this
18th day Of April, a. D.. 1878
j. NJ. STONE
By the Governor:
kNLoCH FALcoNER, Secretary of State
aprill7. 7S-3W.
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NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.

NNHE TAhOO CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il and Job Printing estabishmeut-is offer
ed for sale at n very low price. The paper is
well established, and enjoys almost the cxclu-
sive patronage Of one Of The liYest and most
prosperous towns and sections in the South.
IN type, presses material and fixtures the es-
adjustment is the most complete and best ap-
pointed county newspaper and Job printing
office in the State. Ny reasons for wanting
10 sell is that my greater interest else
where, demands my personal attention. Sam
pies and copy of paper and price, sent on ap-
plication. Terms cash, or note, with banknble
security, with ten per cent. interest, payable
January l. 1879.
JAMES p. CLARKE
april 1O-lS78-4w. Yazoo CITY Miss
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AN ACT supplemental to an Act, entitled IAN Act
divide the County Of Pamela into Circuit and
Chancery Court Districts, and for other purposes
SECTION 1. BE It enacted 5y tic legislature
Of the State Of Mississippi, That an Act emit
tied "an Act to divide the county of Pamela
into two circuit and chancery court districts.
and for other purposes" passed at the present
session Of the Legislature, be and the same is
hereby so supplemented and changed as to
require that the expenses of holding the
election III said county upon the questions in
said Act submitted to the voters of said
county, shall be borne by the county at large,
instead of district number two, and said
expenses shall be paid out of the general
county fund
SEC. 2. BE ID .further enacted, That the cir
cult court in Pamela county, for the first
district, shall be held at the courthouse, in
the town of Sardis, in said county on the
fourth Monday after the fourth Monday of
March and September and continue twelve
days. And the circuit court for the second
district Of said county shall be hold at such
courtroom, and at such place provided for, on
the sixth Monday after the fourth Monday of
March and September, and continue twelve
days. And in Iallahatchie county. the circuit
court shall be held on the eighth Monday after
the fourth Monday OF March and September,
and continue twelve days. And in Grenada
county, the said circuit court shall be held on
the tenth Monday after the fourth Monday of
March and September And the chancery
court for the first district of said Pamela
county, shall be held at Sardis, on the eighth
Monday after the fourth Monday of March
and September, and continue twelve days
And for the second district in said Pamela
county, the chancery court shall be held at
the time and place, and in such room as may
have been provided for, on the tenth Monday
after the fourth Monday of March and Sep
TENDER, and continue twelve days.
SEC: ,. be ID tttrther enac5cd, That all Acts
or parts of Acts in conflict with this Act be
and the same are hereby repealed, and that
this Act take effect and be in force from and
its passage.
APPROVED March 4. 1878
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PROCLAMATTON
$50 90 Reward.

WHEREAS Information has been received
w by me that SAMUEL ID. BLANKEaouIr. boo
DeSoto county, in this State, ON the lUlh duy
Of April, 1873 murdered w. r.. PHLLfrs, ana
that said Blnnkenship effected his escape and
is still at large;
Now, therefore, l. J. NJ. STONE. Governor
Of Mississippi do offer the above reward BIO
addition TO The reward authorized by the STATE
ute for the arrest and delivery OF the niI
Samuel d. Blankenship 90 the Sheriff OF De-
Soto county. the said reward payable ON CONE
viction. And / do, moreover, require am Ollie
GERS Of this State to be dilirent iut their efforts
10 arrest said fugitive Samuel ID. Bluukcushiu.
Given under my hand and the Grcut Seal
r, q of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
u ~ 10Th day Of April, a. -. 1878
BY the Governor: u. NJ. STONE.
KGNLOcu FALc0SER Secretary Of State
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Judging from the universal satisfaction
that nr. Prices Unique Perfumes have al
ready given, there is no doubt but that as
high reputation for charming perfumes
viii soon be acquired By the ffrIR Of Steele
q Price as they have already gained for
EilegF culinary preparations The delicate
fragrance OF Dr.. Erice's Perfumes make
them very popular.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Minister Fosters Recognition of
the DiaZ Government.

No official information has AS yet been
received with regard to the recognition by
Minister Foster of the DiaZ government,
but intelligence to that effect is expected
tomorrow. and there is reason to believe
the Minister has been thus instructed.
Zamoena, the Mexican representative here,
received the following telegram announc-
ing the recognition of the Diaz govern
ment by United States Minister Foster:
CITY OF MEXICO, April 10.--Minister Fos-
ter yesterday sent communication recog-
MIXING the government of Mexico. and es-
tablishing official relations with the MeXi-
can government. You have been appointed
our minister to that government, aud the
Senate has confirmed the appointment.
ATLANTA, Secretary OF State.
New YORK, April IL -Wm. NJ. Tweed
died in Ludlow street Jail at precisely u
O'Clock to-day. He was attended by DR..
Carnocurn, who was with him from an
early hour This morning; also Foster Dew
ey, his secretary Mr.. Douglass, his sOn-in-
law, and .1r. Edestein, of his counsel.
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JOINT RESOLUTION yin Memorial in relation
donation OF lands.

Resolred By TIE legislature Of the State Of
Mississippi, That our Senators in Congress
and our Representatives be requested to pres
ent to their respective Houses, in Congress as
sembled, the Memorial in behalf OF the re-
newal and extension OF the land grant to the
Ship Island, Ripley and Kentucky Railroad"
and urge upon their respective Houses suitable
bills to secure the speedy assistance asked and
donation prayed for in said Memorial.
ResoIced. further, That His EXoellency, the
Governor, be requested to forward copies of
said Memorial and these Resolutions to our
Senators and Representatives in Congress.
APPROVED, March ,, 1878.
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Nutritious Cookery.

Nothing is so we'll calculated to promote
good health and good humor, as light, easi
ly digested, nutritious cookery. With that
unriyalled article, DooLEY's YEAST Pow
DER, in the kitchen, elegant. white. light
and wholesome bread, rolls, biscuits, cake of
every kind, and corn-bread, waffies, mullins
buckwheat cakes, etc., are always possible
inevery household.
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The Vote iu the senate on Ghe Pa.
ciGic Railroad Funding bill.

AYEs-Anfhonv. Armstrong, Bailey,
Bayard, Beck. Booth, Burnside, Butter,
Christiancy. Cockrell, Coke. Davis. (W.
Va..) EImunds. EuStis, Garland, Grover,
Harris, Hereford, Johnston Tones, Herman,
Lamar, McCreery, Mcdonald. Mcpherson.
Maxey, Merrimon, Morgan. Og'esby, Pa :
terson. Plumb. Ransom, Rollins. .ulS
bury. Thurman. Voorhees,, Wadleigh, Wal
lace and Windom-40.
NAYs-Al!isou. kaFnum. Blaine. Bruce,
Conover, Dennis. Dorsey, Eaton. Ferry,
Gordon. Hill Kellogg, Matthews, Mitchell.
Paddock, Randolph, Sargent. Saunders and
Spencer-l9.
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ATTENTION KNIGHTS OF HONOR. a
sp,cisl meeting Of Central Lodge No. 7G4'
knights of Honor. will be held at their
Lodge Room in the City Hall, on Nednes-
day night, April l7th, 1873, at 5 O'Clock, for
the purnosa OF comforting degrees. Candi-
dates will please present themselves prompt
ly.
Sojourning knights are invited to be
present
A. II. HILZuIEM, Dictator.
j. NJ. SMYLsg, Reporter.
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TO THE SOUTHERN FRIENDS OF THE IN. Y.
HOTEL" NEW YORK.

THIs DELIGHTFUL HOTEL, is stiH kept
III by a Cranston, and is, in all its present
appointmentments, equal to its great reputa-
ton The prices as low, if not lower, than
any other frst-class Hotel in New York. Mr..
JAMES II. CRANsToS, nephew Of the late Hi
ram Cranston,) viii have great pleasure in
welcoming his Southern friends back TO their
old home, in New York again.
aDrI 10 '7S-1m
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Worms are often the cause of great
suffering and disease in children, which
frequently terminates in death. One or
two doses of Shriner's Indian Vermfuge
will remove that which causes the trouble
and save the lives the of little ones. For
sale by DIR. Byron Lemly, jackson. Miss.
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OFFICE OF THE
PLANTERS INSURANCE CO.

Jackson, Mss, April 10, 1878.
THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of
the Planters Insurance Company Of Missis-
sippi, for the election Of Directors TO serve for
the ensuing year, will be held at the Office of
the Company, in the city of Jackson, on
Thursday, April %, 1878, between the hours of
10 o'clock A. NJ. and p. NJ.
NJ. A. VAN HOOK, Sec'y.
April 10, 1927
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MISSISSIPPI NEWS.
StarksviIle Citizen

StarksVille Citizen.
OKroC.-This is the name of new Post
Office in this county, on the male line from
Artesia to Louisville.
Natchez Democrat.
A rabid fox attacked a eOlored woman on
the Woodville road, near the Bennett place,
and tore the woman's clothes off but did
not seriously injure her. The fox, it is said
by our informant, was afterwards killed by
a colored man. We give this item rs we
heard it, without vouching for the truth of
it.
Benton County Rising SUM-
Messrs. John Campbell and Allen Camp
bell (uncle and nephew living three miles
southeast of this place, died from the effects
OF eating the roots of hemlock on Tuesday
evenin last. They were engaged cleaning
up bottom land and found the hemlock,
m stalking it for ginseng, which, it is said,
it reSepl bles very much. They gathered
quantity of the roots and went home, and
while waiting for their dinner eat some and
died in about two hours in violent conyul-
sions. Mr.. Allen Campbell gave his little
daughter some, but fortunately not enough
| 70 result in h4r death. She was very much
under its influence as was evinced BY diat-
ed pupils, dizziness, vertigo, ETC., as we were
| informed by DIR. Terrell who visited the
| family. The Doctor showed us specimen
| of the plant. There Is a cluster of about
dozen roots about the size of the little finger
| two inches in length. with a stalk about one
! foot high, the growth of this spring.
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President of the Chamberiain.
Hunt College.

Port Gibson Reveille.l
The Board of Trustees met yesterday,
and elected Rev. J H. Kerr, NJ. D.,
President of Chamberlain Hunt College,
by unanimous vote. DIR. Kerr comes
highly recommended, and is known NEST
favorably to several of our leading citi-
zens. This is no doubt most excellent
selection.
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HOW 10 TILL THE SOIL,

A NEW SYSTEM OF CULTIVATION. which
IA saves one hundred per cent. in labor in
production; gives an INCREASE IN CROPS, and
better preserves the land; simpliies farming,
makes it easy and renders il profitable. 1t is
avoid grassy crops. Price 30 cents per copy.
Address JOHN II. McAFEE,
apl3, '7S-4w. Oakland, Miss