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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-12-23
Broken ARROW. RUSSELL COUNTY, Ala.
August 1st 1876

broken ARROW RUSSELL County, Ala. }
August LIST, 1876
Dr.. C. J. MoFFErr-Dear Sir: / for years,
used your Teethina Teething Powders with
my own children and my plantation, when l
owned negroes. They relieved and prevented
much suffering and sickness among the chill
dren, and besides saving many Ilives, saved
me much anxiety, and many hundred dollars
in doctors bills can, srith confidence, recon-
mend them as the surest and best medicine SrsT
,iss4 for Tss,bing Children and the Boscsi Dis
orders OF our Southern Country
Yours truly, etc,
ROBERT FLoURNEY.
For sale by BYRON LEMLY, jackson, MISS :
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BILIOUS Disorders, Liver Complaints,
Costiveness, Dyspepsia, etc, are speedily
removed by DR.. Jayne's Sanative Pills
Forty years use has proved them superior
to all other remedies for the cure of the
various diseases for which they are recon-
mended. In their action they are mild and
certain, and may be taken at any time with
out risk from exposure.
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SALE UNDER DEED oF TRrsr.

/ TNDER AND BY VIRTUE cr A crp.
- tain Deed ot Irust executed on flr. 1..
day q May. A. .. 1862, made by John Nelson
70 Johh r. Iarpicy Trustee. sui Lia Ieir- tr-
the 6eneh' Of Robert krlis duly recorded Era
hlnds county, Book 81 Deeds No &2 parr s--
ana ; the undersigned. who are ths on. n brir-
a. Ia" OF SAID John +. Tarpley, Trustec. now.
deceased, being thereto requested by safI
hells, viii, as such heirs on
Tuesday, the 18th Day Of January. A o 1851
In front of the Capitol. IN the Civ of Jsst-
son, Mississippi, within legal hgur- r.r....7
10 sell anai sell at public auction t6 tic Lf-r-
est bidder, for cash, thai certain trH.f oft Tar.1
situated IN the County OF Kinds. and Srst, .f
mississippi, and described as follows t,.vft
\ certain parcel of laud I'M Jackson. heiur tb.
same conveyed 10 said Nelson hy Plfriet b
Cornell and wife Mary. by decd dated s1-f
December, 1864 and described 44 f.li,,gs p.
Beginning AT point or stake pu pcgrl .tr.a..
htty-three and half .53isI frct ucsl Of
the beginning, corner of the lst convened l.,-
Ierranee Reynolds to- Mary ConncIl. and run-
ming westwardly with Pearl street ono hmm
dred lluOl feet 20 the track OF the southern
railroad lnow the NickshurE Meridian Rail-
road thence souiheastwardly with The limo of
said Railroad two hundred and fbirty.fye
tZ5ol feet 70 a stake, and thence uorthw1-lI,
two hundred la0O) feet O. the beginning No
shall only convey such ti.le RS IS deyufvcl
upon as as the only heirs at law ~ John ~
Iarpley, Trustee, deceased as aforesaid b4t
believe the same TO be good
q. $. TABPLEY,
Dec.9 sO-5oI.
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Masonic Mutual Benefit Association.
Assessments Nos. IL and 10.

Members Of the Masonic Mutual Benefit
Association are hereby notified Of the follow
ing deaths
No l4-Bro. Emile Calm Of Rising Glory
Lodge, No. 2l5, Osyka Miss, who died Oct.
18th, 1880.
Notice of this death was not received by me
until after the October assessments had been
issued
No 15-Bro A. C. West, Of Thomas Gaddis
Lodge, No. 379 Angola, Miss, who died Nov.
10th, $780,
forfeits membership ana all claims 10 Benefit
Fund. BE sure to give the Number Of your
Certificate.
L. B. MOSBY, Secretary.
Dec 16. lS8O-4w
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FOR SALE.

THE BARRETT Place. miles West of
i jackson, containing 500 acres of land,
good dwelling house, and all necessary out
buildings, with new Clubhouse Grisr Mill,
Steam Engine, etc, Molasses Mill, Eyapora-
tor Moving Machine, Thresher and Sepera-
tor: also, Mules, Male Colts, one to two
years old 5 Mares and Horses; Wagons,
and yoke of Oxen; about 35 head of Cattle /;
100 head graded Sheep; 600 bushels Corn
Fodder, and all Agricultural Implements
about $50 acres in cultivation this year, $50
acres under fence, in good condition. with
Tenant House convenient on place. Will be
sold cheap for cash or three-fourths cash, bal
anee in ~ months Persons wishing to pur-
chase will find a good bargain as wish to
change business
One of the best farms for raising Sheep,
Cows, Horses and Mules in Kinds county.
Convenient to market.
Address b. I. LYON,
Jackson, Kinds Co., Miss.
dec-2 'SO-4w*
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The continued favor in which our Leading
Brands of FLOUR is held by our customers
is most pleasing to US. Try Barrel.
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WE regret to learn from the Kinds Coun-
ty Gazette that the steam gin and mill OF
DR. J. D. Mcconnell, at Brownsville, in this
county, was destroyed by fire on Wednes
day of last week, while running. 1t was
one of the best gins of the county.
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Am too Late ?

No, while there is life left. The cary pill
grims's heart is gladdened as he comes In
view of the deserts oasis, forgetful of his past
sufferings from the burning sand, and thirst
The mariners heart bounds with joy as ne
sees his native shore after months of exposure,
aud the remaining duties he has to perform on
board ere his foot presses again his native
soil are done with an alacrity attestive Of has
inward rejoicing. So there is hope for you:
poor sufferer, in rebuilding yonr enfeebled
constitution. The daily use of a certain well
known remedy will increase the appetite. IS :
sist the secretions aud exeretions, promote
natural rest, and bring the bloom OF health
once more to your emaciated cheeks Ihat
valuable remedy is the HoME STOMACH BIT
TERs.-For sale by Byron Lemly, jackson,
Miss
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LETTER LIST.

THE Picayune, of Edwards, has gone
under-its editor having vamoosed the
rancho. Sundry persons have a FEELING
recollection of him, so we are told, by q
Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
The CLARION has also a ''feeling" recol-
lection of the Edwards Picayune Editor,
VS.. Metzler. After taking his departure
from Edwards, he called at our counting
room and left orders for large amount of
printing for business houses at Edwards,
which, he said, he was unable to do within
the time wanted, giving instructions to
send the work c. o. d. In the course of
an hour he sent a distressing note from the
Edwards House to the effect that he was
summoned to the bedside of his sick wife
in Yazoo City, and wanted to leave that
afternoon, and asking for twenty-five
dollars, enclosing, as Collateral" sight
draft on Harrison & Lewis, Edwards We
confess to being taken in by the "sick wife,
plea, and promptly sent him the $25 CO..
Harrison & Lewis repudiated the draft, and
the merchants, we learned before doing the
work, had not ordered the printing. Metz
Ter, instead of going to Yazoo City, left
that night for New Orleans, and we have no
doubt some of the offices in that city have
been taken in by the confidence game
played upon us. Metzler has doubtless
concluded that the world owes him a living.
but such conduct will insure his owing the
State more or less service before very long
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HARPER'S PERTODLCALS.

The volumes of the Bazaar begin with the first
Number for January of each year. When no
time is mentioned, it will be understood that
the subscriber wishes to commence with the
number next after the receipt of order
The last Eleven Annual Volumes of Har-
per's Bazaar in neat cloth binding will be
sent by mail, postage paid, or by express, free
of expense, provided the freight does not ex-
coed one dollar per volume, for 81 90 each
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for
binding, will be sent by mail, postpaid, on re-
ceipt of 81 90 each.
Remittances should be made by Post Office
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss
Newspapers are not 10 copy this advertise
ment without the express orders of Harper g.
Brothers
Address HARPER &BROTHERS. New York
dec 10, 80.
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Try our WHISTLES, WINES, etc. Our
Domestic CHAMPAGNE is the best selling
article in the market. Try it,
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TICKETS from Cincinnati 70 New Orleans
and return via the Cincinnati and South
ern Railroad have been placed at $50 at the
different ticket Offices on the following
r0ntes and connections: Chattanooga. Ne
and Mobile Chattanopga, Grand Junction
and jackson Chattanooga Atlanta, Mont.
sntnhrr aid Mobile
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ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.


A nice present for gentleman would be
Is KEEP's SHIRTS for 81 so, same as sold in
New York at 6 for So 90. We guarantee this
shirt to be the best for FIT and SERVICE in the
market. A handsome set of gold collar and
cuff buttons given with each box.
ROBINSON, STEVENS s. Co.
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OBITUARY.

JOHN BoYKIN, ofSmith county, Mississippi,
died on 18th inst, of dropsy. He was in the
Christian, good neig hbor,.a useful man. She He
had rounded up his course on earth, and was
ready for the change. May his children and
his friends also be ready. FRIEND.
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Gold and silver Watches.
.BeVYeIp.y. SiIVerNVare.
First Class and Attractive JeWeIrN Store

| or Extensive Proportions and Repu-
tatiOn.
| Filled with an abundance Of
| LADIES AND GENTS GOLD AND SILVER, ELGIN
| WALTHAM AND OTHER WATCHES. FINEST
GOLD CHAINS AND NECKLACES; BRACE
LETS; LADIES GOLD SETS OF
EXQUISITE NEW STYLES; SOLID RINGS IA AMI
Is KARAT, IN CAMEO, AMYsTHYsTs, DIA-
MoND, GARNET AND PEARL-Plain, etc.
Together with LocKErs, SHAWL Pms, ETC.
all in endless and beautiful variety. In
fact any thing in the GOLD JEwELRY line
besides cheaper (rollcd gold Jewelry on de-
mand beautiful and lasting, for any pocket,
taste or purpose.
Every Article Warranted as Sold.
gzs- very reliable and experienced work
man for
REPAIRING OF WATCHES, Clocks, jew
ELRY, etc., is in my employ.
l have blown my own horn, clear of false
notes, now come, and judge for yourselves.
Respectfully, f. V. SEUTTER.
nov.1S, So
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II is fact wellestablished by unquestion-
able testimony that Halls Hair Remover re-
news, cleanses, brightens. invigorates and
restores to its original color and lustre, faded
gray or diseolored hair. cheaply, quickly and
surely. The poorest people prefer to buy il
and use it. rather than to proclaim in man
ner more f0rcible than words can delineate,
through bianced locks or grizzly beard hat
they are aged aud passing to decay Al very
short trial will convince the most skepticaI
that ii does eradicate he scalp diseases which
rob the hnir Of iln color and life FoRt Scott
fkan.1 Daily Monitor
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STEVENS & Co.
Christina. Goods =

Give gentleman silt of clothing and you
make him a sensible present Our stock Of
clothing is large and must be closed ont
Especial attention is called to our so VI
cUsroM-MADE SUIT formerly sold at SIS co.
ROBINSON, STKvEHs & Co.
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Robinson, Stevens & Cos
Christmas Drives.
Christmas Goods

Something at once serviceable as well as de-
sirable for a holiday gift for housekeepers
would be choice from our handsome line of
Colored Cloths with Napkins to match-Tray
Cloths Satin Damask Napkins, novelties in
Chair Tides, Tassels, Linen Table Damask
Lace Curtains, Scrim Curtains with Antique
Lace to trim, Marseilles Spreads or some arti-
Gle from our general line of Housekeeping
goods.
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We have an exquisite line of Ladies' SILK
TIES, Null FIcHUEs. GOLDEN BRoIDERED
wills, BRocADE SASH RIBBONS, SURAT SAsHEs
SPANISH LACE ScARFs, handsome BALBRIG-
GAN HOSE, and other novelties for the holiday
trade
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

] 1
! - cree of the Circuit Court OF the United
/ States for the Southern District of Nli4sigsir-
/ pl, rendered on the 4th day OF November.
loSO, IN certain cause therein lately pond
ing and determined, wherein NJ. Muldaau cd
al were eomplainants, and James r. Ycrecr.
John l.. Hebron, ct al, were defendants. viii.
as Special Commissioner appoiu tied 10 execute
said decree, on
Monday, the 10th Day Of january, 1881.
In front of the City Hall ina The CITY of Jack
son state q Mississippi proceed 60 sell, az
pubuc auction, for cash, the following de-
scribed property Lot number eight in square
number one, south, fronting eighty feet ON
Capitol street, and running back one hundred
and sixty feet, in the city of jackson. State
OF Mlssissippli also, that lot of ground situ-
ated IN square number eleven south, I'm Tie
city OF jackson, State of Mlssis~iuui heina
the same lot of ground and parcel OF said
square of which Daniel Mayes died seized and
possessed, and being the late dwelling of said
James X. 1erger, and bounded as follows.
IL fronts on Capitol street, and Is bounded ON
the west by the lot occupied by Judge William
ferger at the time Of his DEATH on the east hv
the lot on which the Rectory of the Episcopal
Church stands, and on the south partly hy
Pearl street and partly by the lot hereinafter
next described also, a lot of land In The city
OF Jackson, State OF Mississippi, adjoining
the lot hereinbefore last described purchased
by James X. 1erger from A. Robbins, and be-
ing square of eighty feet in the southeast
corner of square number eleven in said city
of Jackson, State Of Mississippi fronting
eighty feet on Pearl street, and eighty feet ola
Congress street; also, the following tract of
land lying in Washington county, State OF
lots one and two Of section 70,
80 acres; lot five, section 23. con-
tanning I26 acres; lots T. AMI g, section 20
2S4 acres the n y Of p section
%, containing l5J acres; the southwest quur-
ter section p, containing about so acres-all
in township IL, range 7, west also, lots ] and
2, section 10, township ls range z, west; and
al that part Of lot o in the same township
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HARPERS PERIODICALS.

The Volumes of the Weekly begin with the
first number for January of each year When
no time is mentioned, it will be understood
that the subscriber wishes to commence with
the number next after the receipt of order.
The last Eleven Annual Volumes of Har-
per's Weekly, in neat cloth binding, will be
sent by mail or by express, free OF expense,
crowded the freight does not exceed one dol
lar per volumel for 81 90 each.
Cloth Cases for each volume. suitable for
binding, will be sent by mail, postpaid, on re-
ceipt of 81 90 each
Remittances should be made By Post-Ofice
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss
Newspapers are not TO copy tins advertise
ment without the express order of Harper &
Brothers
Address HARPER & BROTHERS, New York.
dec 16'S so
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Old Consignments Must Positively be
Closed Out viii sell for the next 40 DAYS
ali Furniture on hand, consisting Of 500 Beds
c.. etc.; one Piano; one Organ one Me.odeon,
etc. at prime cost for cash. Call and satisfy
7-ourselves.' Z. BLOOM
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Christmas Goods

A beautiful line of HAEDKERCHIEFs for
ladies or gentlemen in both linen and silk
have been opened for the holiday trade.
ROBINSON, STEVENS s. Co.
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FRENCH AND MUSIC.
A GREAT BARGAIN,

MRS. e J. WIsHART desires 10 dispose 81
Ill her residence. Ii L large. connections
and very convenient. II will be sold VERY
low for cash only. Any business man desir-
ing 70 purchase 4 e0mforfabIe residences win
do we'll 10 purchase the above. rs il Is eonve.
nient q Tho business part of town.
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1881.
.HARPER'S Bazaar
ILLUSTRA

This popular periodical is pre-emi neutly a
Journal for the household.
Every Number furnishes the latest informa-
tIon In regard to Fashions in dress and ornA-
neht, the newest and most approved patterns,
with descriptive articles derived from anthem
TIC and original sources; while its Stories
Poems, and Essays on Social and Domestic
Topics, give variety to its columns
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u. It. III. CLAIBORNE,
Is READY FOR DELIVERY.

Is READY FOR DELIVERY.
The History begins with the earliest settle
ment of the Territory and includes the admin
istration OF Governors Sargent, Claiborne
Williams, Holmes and PoindeXter, with bio
graphical sketches of those mentioned, and of
VIM NJ Gwin, Jacob Thompson. Robert j.
Walker Franklin E. Plummer and other well
known names. The Indian Traditions and
History is an interesting feature of the vol
ume. Graphic sketches of early times in
Natohez and Warren County are also given.
The first volume is illustrated with portraits
of the Spanish Governors Gayoso and Minor,
Governors Claiborne, Holmes, VIM. NJ. Gwin,
Jacob Thompson and Greenwood LeFlore.
VOLUME II
Will bring the History down to the close of
the late war, and will be literally illustrated
with portraits of Missssippians distinguishes
in civil and military life. Its publication Will
be commenced at an early day.
Price, in Handsome Muslin Binding, 50 90 !;
Library Style, SO 81 per Volume, which
includes postage.
Those who have subscribed through Agents
will be supplied with the work through them.
Agents are wanted in every county and
parish in Louisiana, not already canvassed.
Address,
POWER s BARKSDALE,
Dec %, 1880. JACKSON, Miss.
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ELGIy AND WALrHAW Stem winders, Gold
and Silver Watches, cheaper than any where
else at SUFFERS
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PARKKR's Santonine Worm Lozenges are
the best Of all Worm Medicines, Thonsa nds of
mothers, all over the land, give thsir children
PARKKR's Sanfonine Werm L0zenges. Try
them, ut r. r. edbetters, Jackson, Miss.
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sEwrsg MACHINES Of all kinds at low prices
al BRUSsOS's.
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BnuNsoy sells Books and Stationary al
New York prices
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Satisfaction guaranteed Call and make
dec. 8. i8O-1m s. LEMLY & SON.
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The Best and Cheapest Place to buy Trim
ing- Black and White Laces, Neck-Ties, silk
Handkercbiefs, etc, is Mt the Singer Machine
Office, State street, opposite Capitol. If.
A FINE SEWING MACHINE makes n splendid
mas present. BRUSsoN offers extra induce
ments for the holidays
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In the trial of Mr.. c. NJ Hull before the
committing court at Lexington, the propo-
sition of his counsel for him to give bond
in the sum of $500 for his appearance at the
next term of the circuit court of Holmes,
was acceded to.
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New Goods-our motto is not to be under
sojd-caU and examine You will find the
best selected stock of Dry Goods, Notions
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Underwear, Cloaks and
Dolmans, and almost any other article that
can be found in any establishment in the State
quite as low aud lower than those who boast
go much about low prices.
G1S-CLoTHING A SPECIALITY.
Z. & ). VIRDEN.
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The attention of Old and Young people is
called to stock, unquestionably the best
in Jackson.
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A large lot Of brackets just received at
BRUSs0Ss s.
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LEGAL AND SPECIAL n
To Whom il Nay Conech

STATE TEEtsUHEr' Urrfrr p
JAcK-oN, MIss., July lftb. 80.
NOTICE is this dav given thaf tha NomtE
~ FtRE DtPARrMENT lusUutNCE Du,rANr.
of Mobile, Alabama will withdraw i.- deposit
from the State Treasury, six month. fr.m tbt
date hereof WI l. HENfNGWA
july H. 1880 6m. State Treasurer.
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fall line Of Buttericlk patterns at A. L.
BEvSsOss.
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MAGAZINES AID NEWSPAPERS.
1891.
HARPER'S WEEKLY
ILLUSTRATED.

ms perlodical, by its able and scholarly
discussions of the questions of the dav a.
well as by its illustra ti0ns-which are pre.
pared by the best artists-has always exerted
a most powerful and beneficial influence upon
the publie mind
The weight of its influence will ALWAYS be
found on the side Of morality, emil ghtenment
and refinement
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A LARGE lot Of Xmas and New Years cards
Mt c0stat BECEsoSs.
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XMAS GOODS!
NEW ARRIVALS

OF FANCY GOODS. TOYS, Ero., of the
" latest style and fashion, which makes our
stock the largest and best assorted in the
City, which we offer at liberal prices.
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ONE-HOR&E CAB +!

THE. undersigned respectfully announces 10
i the people of Jackson that he has pur-
chased new and elegant ONE-H0RsR CAB,
and a strong, safe, horse, and solicits share
of patronage. A Slate for Orders will be kept
at my shop on Capitol street. Rides within
corporation, not 10 exceed Is cents; by the
hour, 500; second hour. IS cents.
ROB ri CARROLL
Jackson, Dec. ?, 1SSO-4w.
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CLOAKS AND CLOTHING,
Call on ErEDAAE
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R4FEROAD TIME-TARLE
BUSINESS LOCALS.


CALL on \. L. BnuSsoS for Xmas Goods
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Tar pair Of the Solar Tip SHOES. For sale
BY A. VIRDEN.
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II ACKSON, MISS.
THERE YOU WILL FIND JEWELRY
i establishment second to'nOne in the South
what though few may have more dccamuLa-
ted stock on hand!
Though,-perhaps without exception,-the
oldest Jewelry business in Mississippi that
| never failed or changed firm (E- Y. SEUTTER,
Jeweler, Opened thirty years ago in Ray
mond, and confined in Jackson, early in 1861
yet the bulk of my extensive assortments of
Gold and silver Watches,
.BeWeIr'y, SilVerNvare.
SpectacIeS, Clocks, Etc. Etc,
is bran new viz: buy only good and sale
able goods
sickly-looking, 10 karat (l-3 gold) Watches
sold in cities to transient customers, in
country stores I do not keep | have no
special rates for readers of special newspa-
pers. Butt offer light here at home guaran-
tees and conveniences not to be reaped at
distance; and prices to all cash buyers as low
as at any city house, quality being the same
By the slow but sure route of hard work,
and fair dealing with all, have at last sue
ceeded TO present for public patronage and
convenience
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01
IT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

of twenty i've years experience In the treat.
o 81 sns o
either. NERVOUS or PHYsiO1I DEBft tITY.
caused by, age Or early abuses: Chronic dis
Gravel. Catarrh Of the Bladder elect. sperma-
torrheea. and all disorders Of q PRIVATE Ma
TURE treated without the use Of MERCURY or
any injurious drugs. Cures guaranteed and
medicines supplied. STRUCTURES cured bY q
simple mechanism. without pain.
d 9seases s S OF females snspeqps5o%n Refe9t1h9e h
LIEVED: pr: PeEeZs FEMALE REGULAR.
ING ELIXIR NEVER FAILS. To be had only
g. Ihig agd d9Mes ocnsultaSns sY eondea ad9FH
AamDaIt street near Canal GeW Orleans. o.