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COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

The tventvourth annual term Of this institution com
Joncsst, Nc0fN Ork, ON Monday the
October and continues until June = 1868 Inc
sJud embraces two collegiate years The degree
Bachelor ~ Laws Is conferred sIc Students as puI
The full courses and pass the prescribed exmn atom
Fellow Of 5000 viii be awarcd, under Tegula
Faculty 10 be hereafter announced I'm 1883 1857
1885 succeeding periods, u continue for three years,
10 graduate shah excel n general proficiency and at
tenuOn 10 The studies of the course
Tor catalogues, address NO. 3 Great Jolesst
THEODORE W. DWIGHT, Warden. &c.
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HllrllnQ.

SIERRA GRANDE, Plata, Bella, Apache
~ and other Mining StOC rs dealt in commission.
Gus ;. NEU. 10 Wall-st.
Member Nev- ork Philadelp pima Mining xchanges
TOCTJSTITA. sierra Grande and all other
O., Unlisted mining stocks bought sold Close quotations
daily. ". BkENION "hLLIN" o. Dlo@i"S .
DOBERT f. LEE MINING co.
ia Property At LEADNlLLE, COLORADO.
6snitaI bOI 900 shares Par value, $40.
L. D. kOUDEBUSH. President WILLIS A. BAisNEot
New. YORK Office. 81 NassausL secy ana lreasi
COIVTHERN EUREKA MINING COMPANY,
- Mine and Nil, Pumas County. cal
Capital 900 shares par value, 40 elch.
Pres. j. B. SCOTT. yicc-pres,, MAKIIN SCHULTZ
Treas VIM T. MERsEREAU, Secy, JOHN GRAY
Office. rs Broadw ay, New.fo T.
VNHE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, y. u
4 lOc Der copy Sample copies scnt free. - yearly.
BANkIN AND STOCK DEPARTMENT. -
Mining sold 1t u cOmnlsA0i
Au'""' % W w A r. CHIsOLM & CO
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANcTsco, Saturday, Aug. 20. 1882.
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Siiuations uantco-- females.

nook. &c.-By an English Protestant woman IMAM
osonE i'm small family: would do washing an
be seen early ON Monday morning at No. l62 West oo"'
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VIE MISSES GRAHAM (succcssors to I

ST. JOHNS, o.. ~. 90, - w
'DV>'' - Il IS THEODORE ItNlNH
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C1%A AT Mt. Hope Ladies' Sem, Music and
% ~sPU. Art extra. KOBr. c. FLACK,,TaIytOwn Ny.
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LOR SALE ok ~ LIZ J.. -,
six hrstclass brownstone private dwelling houses az
southwest corner glsst and LcNngOnaVe all mod'rl
Two blocks from Central PARK entrance one
block from elevated railroad station built under the lume
ate supervision by days sewer and plump
Ink perfect. Apply premises OF at T. JAE"El| IrlDuhe
Building. Room -
nor SALE.-A valuable lcasehOld property
Il within two blocks Of the Post Office. Price 81 1000
RULAND 81 WHITING, Beekman-st
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SALES AT THE MINING EXCHANGES
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Gltn Real g;siate for Gjd!e.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,23s Broadway, corner thirty
frststy until ,. NJ Ard 5Os west d. COZ.
square 1GO Third corner Fory-seventhsi al the lAR'
LEM OFFICES, NOS 1,007 aud $500 Ihirtaye, corner
One.hunredan twenty hfths up TO D. H. at regular OF
hce rates
NOR SALE.-The factory, four lots OF ground
and Oukhcad. corner Of 1tths,. and Hudson River.
The building il stories ana cellar, loOxll5, Dnt
the most substantial manner used rs ARA rehney WIN
CINE boilers tanks coolers and everything compete SUIT
able any KIND or manufacturing
business. Apply 10 v w MAOr ~ ~ .,o,o, -
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RkOOhLlN HEIGH > SEMINARY.
I'D This Day Boarding school for Young Ladies' viii
open Septembcr2O. CHARLES f. WEST. Principal
DACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
Brooklyn Heights Y-S7th annual session begins sep.
TENDER 1882 English course extends from earliest
elementary 10 the highest collegiate OncheA Best facilities
Painting and Decorative
French German
TAUGHT in younger departments without charge
new and improved apparatus Tor heating and ventilation will
lie In reduced during The summer The plumbing VIII be
trey every adopted which sani
fsry skill has suggested Boarding pupils ar received In The
family of Miss T. smith and enjoy superior advantages In
Music ana French. Address 4. CRIIIENDEN, Pm. ID.
For Boys and Young Men-Country
HOMELIKE BOAKDING-SCHOOL for
N 20 Young boys T. HIND~, a. NJ, Hampstead, L. l.
A lexander Institute, Military Boarding School,
n White Plains. ~ Y Principal o. H. WILLIE IN u:
II PORT CHESTER NETWORK,
"A STARTS MILITARY INSTITUTE, ,,-,.,
Established 1904. O WINTHROP STARR A Nj PIincipal
DORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
ID superior location training morals and home innu.
students OF approved character received Address
Rev. WILLIAM Q. BOWEN. A. N. Bosdentown, n. J.
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rINHE MISSES GRAHAM (surccssors to the
Misses Green formerly Of No .thayc WI reotS% r
tIoir Irosh ana French boarding and Day Scooi lVI
Youns Ladies On Thu.dIy. sep'noeI - at ~ a % c
avn %eYork CRY: this school cstlhlslc an iS4u CO'
Times The careful TRAINING ard thorough lui ~ cNc
department which thIs hitherto bch 80 iNoi"py Au
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE, for young la
d.cs Slj Wc,f 57th-st Ncwl 0rS VIII reopen HepIeDo
q DR. & NINE. VAN NORMAN Principals.
,l,S WEST 13OTH-ST. 49, The Misses JaC0t
ebsD VIII reopen their school for lounS l3d cp' t
"a r'n I,rg+sh and French course kl1deit"itth Lin
tied uui Der Of boarding pupils Glasses To- young poys'
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TTniversjty Grammar School, l,4SI Broadway,
near l2dst-Bsxins the 40th year Monday september
IS Primary Commercial and classical Departments looms
spau aiter sent q n NJ Hobby, W. L. Akin, PRINCIPALS
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BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for chill
I'D DREN.-Cod ~ I'M -on.H Hudson, y. Y -
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NIRCULARS of good schools, with intclligen
- advice free to parents PERSONAL -nuicd for postage
state wants fully. J.'W. SCHERMEkHORN7 East l4ths
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4 NNUAL SESSION (24tD of the LAW
" SCHOOL. o. the UNIVERSITY Of the CITY OF NEW
YORK begins october next, and ends June next Inc
course degree includes sessions yearoi ac nal nuy
school Is ALLOW ed session Oth.r
rr0uics FOR oral ana also written e5dni
al ON bv t2pers Of 200 questions The usual
award viii 500 in essay Prize p26O ana Two
1,rizes of : 100 each Tor The best examinations
i 4. j. NANDERPOEi, IL. d..
Prcsidcnt OF the Faculty.
" d. r. JAQUES.
Secretary Of the Faculty
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Both Sexes-Countrv.

BOLu SCXto-OOUuJIV.
4 FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
~ from Ncw-NOrk. children receive mothers care
Mrs II. O. MOKKELL, Manhassct T.. l.
4 LIMITED HOME SCHOOL for children
n under ~ careful training. beautiful and healthy oca
ton Address Miss BERAKD. Tribune Uptown Ohec, l23S
ETpI
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-10-25
The Beet Sugar Industry.

It is proposed to erect factory at
York, Pa, for the production of sugar
from the beet root, which is to be under
the management of q Frenchman, who
has had great experience in the facto-
ries of his native country. The failures
in similar enterprises in this country
have been caused by the difficulty Of
obtaining sufficient quantities of beets
from the farmers. The experiment of
beet raising has been tried at York, and
the farmers are satisfied that thirty tons
to the acre can be raised, which at S.
to the ton, viii pay handsomely. In
France there are $50 factories, which
pay an annual dividend Of from 10 to Is.
per cent. in spite of revenue tax of 60
per cent. The annual consumption Of
sugar In the United States is /, 750, 600,
900 pounds, valued at s193 ,000, 900, of
which S102, 000, 900 are sent abroad,
while this enormous sum can and should
Be retained at home. The manufacture
of our own sugar would not only Be q
source Of great wealth to the country,
but Of revenue to the government.
Hence the encouragement given By thei
Agricultural Department, which offers
large prizes to the farmer raising the
greatest number Of tons to the acre and
to the manufacturer extracting the Iarg-
est percentage Of sugar.
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Annie Surratt.

Of Annie Surratt a correspondent o
the Cincinnati Commercial says: IAN
ME Surratt, the poor girl who suffered
so terribly as to make her old while yet
young in years, lives near her brother
John. She is the wife of Prof. Tonry,
who is now the leading chemist of Bal
timore. After her mother had been
hanged, and her own mental faculties
were shattered by the agonies she had
undergone, the innocent girl was ostra-
cised and prosecuted to an extent that
Is 4 disgrace to our so-called Christian
civilization. Years after, when Mr.. Ton
ry-then government clerk-dared to
marry her, he was dismissed from the
Office for the offense. For time they
were very poor, but being turned out of
the government grind proved to be the
making of him after all. They are now
prosperous enough in a worldly point of
view, but the once blithe and beautiful
Annie is a wreck, both mentally and
physically, with hair as white as the
driven snow, though but little more
than thirty years of age. She never
recovered from the shock of that awful
day, the last of her mothers life, and is
subject to fits of extreme nervousness,
bordering upon delirium."
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lrIs ,M q !
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n. o. STATES: The Tariff Commits
sion, an entirely useless and even un
ornamental body of distinguished bum
mers organized in the interest of the
benefciaries of the most Ubiquitous pro,
visions of the present tariff, seem re,
solved to bulldoze, browbeat and sup
press any witness who appears before
them in opposition to a monopolistic
tariff Even our eminent fellow-c citizen,
D. F. Kenner, appears to find it diff
cult to restrain his temper, usually ex-
tremely urbane, when tarifffor-revenue
man or free trader opens his lips in
presence of the Commission. A day or
two ago, the Chairman grossly insulted
a gentleman who appeared before the
and had the insolence to
the opinion that wool ought to
be put on the free list. Witnesses be-
fore the Tariff Commission ought to
bear in mind that while it is the object
to obtain all possible information in the
question of the tariff no DID nonsense
about free trade is desired.
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Political Organization.
Kinds County Gazette.7

A Barksdale club was organized in the
Courthouse Saturday evening, by the elec
ton of A. B. Sivley, President, and Sam
d. Harper, Secretary, and c. S. North, Geo
G. Porter and A. G. Adams, as Vice Presi-
dents.
On motion of Capt Ratlif, an Executive
Committee was appointed as follows: W.
t. Ratlif, Geo. w. Harper and J. NJ. Smell
ton.
Sam. d. Harper moved the appointment
of a committee of three to receive Senator
]. Il. George, Gov. Robt. Lowry, and Hon.
E. Barksdale, on the days of their appoint
ments. Carried, and the Chair requested
the following gentlemen to act as such COM
mittee: Sam. d. Harper, C. S. North, and
c. d. Gillespie.
Capt Ratliff moved the appointment of a
committee on registration. Carried, and
W. T. Ratlif, F. A. Clark, W. J. Crisler,
aud Drs. T. NJ. Price and R. L. Boyle, were
appointed.
No further business appearing, the club
adjourned 70 meet Saturday evening, Octo-
Der p, at o'clock.
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A Free-Trade Triumph.
Cincinnati COMMERCIAL

Cincinnati Commercial
Frank Hurd made his fight for Congress
on the tariff issue alone, and won. He is
and ever has been, free-trader, openly anc
above board. His canvass was not votel
in the Toledo district who did not know thai
Mr.. Hurd favored tariff for revenue only,
and that revenue to be cut down to an
economic administration of the Government
The fight was 8 bitter one. The protection
organs opened out upon him in full tune.
He was accused as an agent of the British
manufacturers, of being paid as a British
agent as ambitious to destroy American
industries, and reducing the wages of me
chanic to level with those of Europe.
Whatever could be said to his prejudice.
either by argument or anathema, was said.
and yet the voters of district by no means
wanting in manufacturing interests, stood
By Frank Hurd and elected him.
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THECLARION.
wednesday. :. =. October 20, 1852
JAY EUBBELLs GIANT.

Sir Jay-I am the monarch Of the seize,
! assess them as please;
They We got to pay, although It lrks.
Head Cierk-And we are the laborers and the
workers and the clerks.
AIl-Ard We are the laborers and the workers
and the clerks.
Sir Jay-When they do not pay up all
l make another call,
and | make wry faces at the papers
quirks.
Head Clerk-And so don't the laborers and the
workers and the clerks.
All-And so don't the laborers and the
workers aud the clerks.
Sir Jsy-But they've raised such a deuced
row,
I'm not quite happy now,
fear some danger to myself here
turks.
Head Clerk-And so hope the laboaers and
the worker aud clerks.
All-And so hope the laborers and the workers
and the clerks;
The labOrers and the workers,
Whom he looks upon as shirkers,
And the clerks.
Boston Transcript.
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Health and Wealth /!

DR. E. C. WEsT's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
II MENT: a specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Commissions, Nerv us Headache, Mental De-
preston, Loss of Memory, Premature Old Age,
caused by ovet-exertion, or over-indulgence,
which leads TO misery, decay and death. One
box will cure recent cases Each box contains
one months treatment. One dollar box, or
six boxes for FIVE dollars sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt of price. We guar antee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order re-
ceived by us for six boxes, accompanied with
five dollars, we will send the purchaser our
written guarantee to return the money if the
treatment does not effect a cure Guarantees
issued only by BYRON LEMLY, Druggist, Jack
son. Miss. Orders by mail at regular price.
Nov 3 Sly
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Dangerous to the Peace of the Coun-
try.

Our estimate of numerical equality may
be considered incorrect by those in the Re
publican party who are narrow-minded
enough to wish to precipitate race issue
by arguing that because the colored race
are largely in the majority that ergo the
Republican party is largely in the majority.
Negro leaders tcho use this sort Of talk are the
most arrogant iasulters Of the intelligence Of
their race d the sooner they are arotcn
orer6oard and squelehed the better both for
their party and their color. THE ASSERTION
OF SUCH DOCTRINE Is DANGEROUS TO
THE PEACE OF THE CoUNTRY.-Canton
Citizen Independently
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L rom the lndependent-J
Near Carthage, in lonely spot rarely
visited, sleeps a wandering minstrel Of
our own times, whose one immortal
song has been heard everywhere the
English language is spoken. Like the
rowing singers of lovely Provence, many
times he had nothing but his harp.
John Howard Payne was a gay Bohe-
milan, extravagant in taste, lavish in
expenditure living much, too much,
" mid pleasures and palaces" yet with
Il vein of sadness down deep in his
heart. He died while holding the Office
of Consul, and a plain marble slab sent
out by the Government of the United
States, marks the grave of the home
less man, sixty years a wanderer on
this earth, the author of " Home,
Sweet Home"
One winter he was without money
or credit, and in London had
not where to lay his head He
tried to quiet the pain of hunger and
homelessness by looking in at windows
and from the areas scenting good cheer.
1t was Christmas Eve, the snow fell fast,
the vino was sharp and Keen. AT one
luxurious house the hungry man
stopped and watched the lighting
Of the Christmas tree. It's candles
streamed brightly on the pave
mont, and among the evergreens he
could see the red berries of holly, the
toys and garlands and the pretty heads
of children. They danced and clapped
their hands while the presents were dis
tributed, and the air rang with shouts,
laughter and screams of delight. When
the merriment had spent itself little,
one young girl went to the piano and
struck up "Sweet Home" while the
family joined in a rousing chorus. Was
ever contrast so bitter?
have this from Mrs. Consul General
Heap. Payne told it to her long after
those evil days were passed.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-10-25
An Unpublished Quatrain by Victor
Hugo.

Victor Hugo, leaving the Cafe de
Paris, where he had just breakfasted !,
saw on the Boulevards awretchedly peor
blind man, and in an impulse of pity
improvised the following lines, which
he wrote on the placard hung round the
beggar's neck:
"Aveugle CONNIE Homerc, ct CONNIE Belisaire,
N'avant qu'un fable en:ant our aide ct pour
appul,
La maiu qui dornera du pain a ga misere
II ne Ia vera pas:-Dieu la vera pour lni. ;
Freely translated
"Blind, as was Homer; as Belisarious, Hind,
Eut weak clild to gaidc his vision dim;
The hand which dealt him bread, in pity kind
He'll see it not: Good sees i, though, Tor
him."
The sous of the passers-by flowed
freely after reading this touching APP
peal to their commiseration.
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dec.14,'81-1y.

gtranaeS.-"I say, Mister Bic Head, you seem
to be little 'oG' What ails you ~
BIG Ae00-"Wd1, yes; you see was ont
with the boys last night, and got kinder mixed -
9tr0mgeS-"It appears 90 from the looks Of
your head"
mtg Head-"I It don't feel exactly like nv head.
pears 70 be kinder swelled up and if it had .
notion to BUST and the pain Is terrible"
Granger" II you will get bottle Of Bailey's
Saline APerient, one or two doses will put head
on you,' that your friends would reeoRnfzeyI
4, Dsg Head" I'll do any thing to get rid Of all
this pain and suffering"
This marvellous remedy cures those terrible head.
unloeke the liver relieves constipation at once and
gives the bile chance to go. It has become the
popular and standard remedy for Constipation hIl-
iousness, sick headache, heartburn, acid gtor1ach
and al diseases occurring real nice and pleasant
purgativs or physic.
4 never nauseates nor .gripes, acts in one or two
houTs, and is just 50 delightful and refTeshinr 4
drink, that everybody Hkesit.
It unciouds and cools the brain, duets the narvaa
ana IL . stHe qua non for the headache of Iadiea
Il mihgates the pangs Of rheumatism and cont
removes Kidney and urinary troubles, and pain IN
the BACK. For dyspeptics II acts like . charm, and
has no equal in curing eOnstipated IoIif ID IA
highly Recommended for persons who travel faP
merchants clerks, mechanics, factory hands stu.
donts, teacher and all persons who lead 9 closely
confined life and are subject to headache dixxinesa
ana torpid bowels. If you troubled with 4
coated tongue foul BREATH loss Of appetite or 9sn.
eral SluggiShness Bailey's Saline percent viii 1ro
pleasant and palatAbls and Is much cheaper in AZ
z regular family medicine chest within itself.
II spArklss and foamo just like glass Of soda
WATER and u just e. pleasant 90 cents and eold
SVeTy-WheEe, J.P, DRoMsooLE 4 Co.,
ProprietOrs, louisville, Ky.
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S. S. s. cured me of Scalp Sores, Sores in
Nostrils and Ears, after everything known
to the medical fraternity had failed.
JNo. S. TAGGART, Tel. Operator,
Salamanca, N. Y.
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af.OOO REWARD.

Will be paid any chemist who win find,
on analysis of 100 bottles s. S. s., one par
ticle OF Mercury, Iodide Potassium, or any
mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Props.
Atlanta, Ga.
SOLD nv ALL DRUGGISTS.
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| CURES WHEN ALL OTHER REM.
EDTES FAIL.

After being treated by physicians for q
long while in vain for a severe Blood Dis
ease, cured myself with S. s. S.
c. G. RATcLIFF, Richmond, Va.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-10-25

Have seen S. S. S. stop the hair from fall
ing out in short time. Wonderful effects in
ali Skin or Blood Diseases.
w. H. PATTERSON, Dallas, Texas.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-10-25

He who betrays another's secret because
he has ouasreIed with him was never wer-
thy of the name OF friend breach Of
Kindness viii not justify breach OF trust.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-10-25
MEnIcAL crNgops

pr THE FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
~ triet, viii examine applicants for license
On the Second Monday / d March. june Sen.
tember and December, at the CiEyof Jackson.
Miss. IS -
DR. ROBERT KELLS. jackson.
Oh. ]. ". BENNETT BTookhaTen.
aIEl5 81 IL.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-10-25

the in red ink on side. TAKE 40 OTHER.
Beware Of those who know nothing OF Medl-
cal Compounds, who put out the nostrums
known to sour. and being analysed prove
worthless and only made to fleece the public,
aud to pirate on the we'll earned reputation OF
Zeilin Co.'S medicine; these frauds have no
reputation 10 sustain and will cheat you for a
few pennies every way they can. Look care
fully 70 the medicine you are Induced to take.
for much suffering. permanent injury and
even death has resulted from improper treat
meut and from taking unskilfully prepared
medicine.
CAssyILLE, Ark, July s, 1879.
Dear sirs-I send you another package OF
The counterfeit; il IS called a trial pack age
II saws it costs you nothing, but i Ike TO have
cost me my LIE. Yours, ETC.
JoHs GRIFFIN.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-10-25

THAT DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN
4 North Jackson, at present occupied by
Hon. 7. e. Cooper. To a desirable purchaser
long time will be given, upon eight per cent
interest. Apply to GEO. FEABN.
julyl9 '82-if
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-10-25

If nature has given to woman the empire
of beauty it il right that she should be
allowed all the requisite accessories for its
fit Iustration.-Amacreon
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-10-25

One gentleman who had been confined to
his bed six weeks with Mercurial Rheuma-
tism, has been entirely eueed with S. S. s.
CHILEs & BERRY, Chattanooga, Tenn.
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S. S. S. for Catarrh is sure cure. Cured
me after all other treatment had failed.
c.. q. BURNS. Greencastle, Ind.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-10-25

LANGUAGE Is 3 reTealer Of character, and
khst which 3 man would eoncesl by his acts
and manners he cannon hide in his words.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-10-25
TRIALS OF SPEED EACH DAY.
Trutting. Running, and Pacing Races,
Over the Best Half Nile Track
IN the South.

Grand sale of Jersey short-HOrn,
Ayrshire Cattle and Grades, also all other
kinds of fine Stocks viii be sold on the
Grounds on each day of the Fair By Cor. VI.
3. STUART, of Ocean Springs, Miss.
Send to e.. NJ THRRERooF Secretary. or
Il. z. JEnKINs, President, for Premium Lists.
ock4 B2-5w.
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IAS HARRTS.
A ATTORNEY ALTA "
JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI.

WILL PRACTICE IN SUPREME AND
w FKDKRAL CoDRrs. and IN the Circuit
Courts Of Kinds and adjoining Counties.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-10-25

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