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MselpIAx, Nov. y. 1855.

have carefully examined "The Mississippi JUS
tice aud Business Fofm Book, AS recently re-
Gently revived, aud do most heartily commend il
not only to justices 0l The Peace, but to Lawyers
and BUSINESS Men generally.
Appendix, conan ng "nictiOnaTy of legal
tsrms" in common USE the times at holding the
various cOur- IN the state the st ti-tcs OF liOpu-
laton Of the state hy Countless the nilr ads an
town and ctips therein, with distances, etn make
II aH invaluable took, and It Oueh 10 meet with
ready sale IN every community IN the state
Yours, truly, W. II. HARDY.
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Letter from Washington,

WAsHINGToS, ID. G., Jan. 8, 1885.
Editor CLARION; The d, cision Of III
Mississippi railroad case- by the Suprem
Court Ol the Ualled States, Chief Ju.tio
Waite delivering the olnn on, affirming IN
cousli utionalily Of the legislation 10 regu
late railroad corporstions, in The interest
and tr the prot' clion OF the ~ ople, is q
-uhj ct Of oungrHtulalinn AMI rejoicing. II
is yreW triumph for the sdyocate- ui su-
p,rvisi'n. and 1HE CLARION has occasinn
D, ioin Ia the rei0ielhg, aud 10 acrela the
tonnratulatilna N "a numefons fripll.ia.
III ssaMn anti r,,t Il HeHeap, sA ..-A
sssra i4vs ssesau hTsFelg 4 ~ c.
asandaa that lrfighs * shr Lsglslatufa
IL preteel theHfasainst sxfsauen and dis
orimination shall l,e snfoscs.l.
The falk II ihat den. KaiHrerHHe. healateE
of The Ttemury. baaipefsd ~ ha - N TIE
choice uf his sunorin les by po-call, d civil
serv ,cp reform rules, IL rulnewhat restless
md desires to be transferred 10 another
hrancn uf the service, lia- given rive 10 va
rious surmistr, as To who his succ, ssor
shall he.
Congress reafsemhled TO day. Most 0G
the members went TO their homes for the
holidays. A few renniued aud worked la
boriously, aud they are now r. incing That
they are lull mp with the business OF their
ronzlituerts, and are none lhe worse lor
not having participated IN the Christmas
festivities.
The speaker has announced the COM
mite >, aud the call Of States for The in
troduclion Of bills il nov progressing
Mississippi has i,pt been called but ynur
correspondent could not get the let of the
more important bill- introduced by her
lnemo. r., aud will make mention Of them
IN anothrr letter.
The impnftant matters being talked
about BY The members are the silver qnen-
tim, the coart deieuces. the reconstruction
OF the navy, lie tariff qn stion, the Mis-
sissipti riwr improyenn mt, aud the ship
railway across the Islhmus OF TeliaunIe-
pic, for promoting and expvditing com
nierce between the Atlantic aud Pacific
Oceans. TRANSIENT.
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District Court Of the United States, for the
Northern Disiriet-W tstern Division, ut On ford
Ist Mondays June and November, Geo. H. Hnl,
Clerk.
District Court of the United States, for the East
ern Division OF Northern District, al Aberdeen,
LIST Mon lays April and Octn,er. OeO. K Hill,
Clerk; W. II. Vassar, Deputy clerk.
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rsTJmT.rg.rNsrIvUTIONs.

LusArIc AsYLua.-Dr. 7 {. Mitchell, superin-
Ae1dent
EAST MISSISSIPPI INSANE ASYLUM, Meridian
DR.. &. A. Rice, Superintendent.
DgAF AND DUMB ISSTTuTtoS.-J r. Dobyns,
Superintendent
EsTITuTIoS FOR THE BLND.-Dr. W. s. Lang
ley, Superintendent.
PESIrESrIARY.-T. J. McQuiston, Superinteu-
dent; Hamilton, lloskins Co.. Lessees.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT

The regular terms OF the United States Circuit
Court commence at jackson on the LIST Mondays in
M aud November Robert A. Hill, Judge; Jas
III McKee, Clerk
The District Court OF the United States for the
Southern District commences at Jackson on 4th
Clerk
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BLANKETSi
CLOTHING AT ROCK BOTTOM.

For want of space we intend going ont
ot this line, and propose selling the entir
Il ok at prices that cannot be equaled ia
the market Come aud look and you can
save money.
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THI: COURTS.
SUPREME COURT

Semi Annual Terms-3d Monday Of October and
LIST Monday ~ April. At the October Term the
Dock-t { the FIRST dr Middle District is Ia en- up
ou The first day OF the term; the Docket ot the
1hirl or Northern District, on the lst Monday ui
1anutrr aud the ncket of Second or southern
district, on the I'd Monday oi february. At April
Term. D,ckers of the several Districts taken as may
be ordered by the Court.
T f COOPER, Chiei Justice
J. A. L. CAMPBEIL, Associate Justice.
JAS. NJ. ARNOLD, As ociHte Justice.
OLIVER CLlFTON, Clerk.
c. &. CAMPBELL, Deputy Clerk.
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LADIES EXCHANGE.

MIS- M. Y DUDLEY BEBs LtATE TO NO
vi my the ladies' aud gentletien o Jackson,
and visitprs To- Tie ntaie Capitl, fhst she viii,
Monday, der. a. aten LsDiEs' ExcHA tCg on
Capitol street In The building lafeiy occupied by
Mrs U>ullivan. next door se-l oi Mrs Balkley's
Meals and lunches will be served at all hours FROM
~. To u. 10.
dec - - -;iw.
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KINDS COUNTY cuANcERY COURT

First District, at jackson, ON I'd Mondays March
and Septenber-l2 days. Second District, ut Ray
mond, un 3d Mondays June and Dccember-l2
days. E. q. Peyton, Judge; W. I. Ratlh Chaneery
Clerk-oiiice at Raymond; A. g. Moore, Deputy
office at Jackson
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HlNDs COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT

First District, at Jackson, on lat Mondays Janu-
ary, Is days aud 4th Monday in June rs days
Second Distritc, at Raymond list Mondays February.
~ days and I'd Monday in July Is days. Thos J.
Wharton, Judge;. Wiley Potter, Clerk--ofice at
3saymmNi Wm. ]. Brewni it., Deputy--oflice st
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BOAnp oF SUPERVISORS.

Regular meeting~ at Jackson on last Monday in
jast Monday in January und I'd Monday in July.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
CITY OFFICERS.
rUBLTc SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

CoLLEeE GREEN, (white)-H. NJ. Taylor, Henry
Stnus., j. VI. RIwlns.
WesT JACKSON, (@ht-)-A. Mizell, Geo Lemon,
III ~unlaH~.
coLORED "A, Wilson, Isaac Washington, John
W. Crawford.
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WANTED. Agents ia every County. far
W Insurance, Patnts N itOoks b., PAY
Address ). N. u. MILLER, iukA, Miss, General
Agent.
dee. 2, s5-at7
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Parties Visiting Aew Orleans

a no DgsIgE SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION, near
CANAL ~fKEET, ~ a eeBlra lpeagisn II rea-
soushl~ prizes. sbIain Rs,tus, Eiih ar with ut
Boarsi. The elegant residence No. q <orfI.
Rampant. Ihs Exposition steam esfs slss At
tue corHsr. M ldee.2, s5-Sm.
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WILLIAM LOWE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
cAPIToL STREET, IACKSON, MISS.

4 FULL LINZ Or R0ADcIOTHs, CAssl-
a Beres, Gents' Furnishing tiOods. Of hest qllaii-
g aivzys on hand. SUITS MADE IN LAfE~T
sTlLhlS. 4aid a. reasonable price,.
ss7flrirrs fT0m sus part Of the STATE will receive
prompt aud careful attention.
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In Court circles at Midrid it is
run0red lnat uH,cn IS c0ugoulplated
between lhc IDIanta U.aua. tnc oung-
est SISTER of King Arfaaso. anl Inc
heir apparent of Inc crown VI Porta-
gal
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Cheap Boarding lOr Exposition Visitors.

AVA LOUISIANA avs UF, Nav 0HLl.AEs, bsss
leave "a -ay tt her riends aud the buhlie generally
ta she /. pr pared 80 entertain linited mum her
Of BOAkDEk> by the y ~, w TX, or ior the
~ r,lsr SEASON Of tha EXPOSITION this Win
TER, and she fs.ps iinlly sD,icit- patrvna aye. she
has added materially 10 her aeepmmo latOns and
can assure her patrons " comfortable quarters
- can i'e bad at any Private Boarding House ia
the City.
TEsa,-io1ging aud iull Bosrd per day, 81 ID; (;
IL ing aud Breakfast, 81 90 Special arrangements
iOr TIE week Ur longer period.
n1~' ars ~ aud from tie Exposition Grounds
pass dirscdy ~ Tie hyHse.
Mrs. n, refers 10 capt J. D. Enochs Dr r. r.
! o ksOyd q. A. Rei1ins, h. ~. Gusss and fi r.
Barne' Esq all Of rysta springs: aud also I .
Cgl }. T.. Poser. iacsson; and Capt } ; Hoskins
OF ieSiagiOn. Miss. idec "a In.
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With the assistance OF the new edition OF the
"Mississippi Justice any conscientious man ought
to be able t. discharge the duties Of the Mags-
trate's office with credit to himself aud benptt 10
hls constituents. Il will aisn he 4 gieat value ta
all classes OF our citizens, and especially country
merchants, who will requent, have occasion 10
consult Its carefully prepared forms
Very truly, FREDERIC SPEED.
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The Mississippi Justice aud Business Form Book
is complete and timely publication. enclose
you $40 30 fr seven copies, which please forward
to the addte ul the persons named herewith, at
Benton and BentOnia. loaei, truly,
A. NJ. Hicks
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MAcoN. MS. Nov. L. 1855.

The Mississippi Justice" will prove Of value TO
many persons besides those fer whom il ha> hecn
specially prepared. | should think IL would be in-
distensahe 10 every magistrate who asrires 10 the
distinction Of being ''iearned IL the Law above his
+ Uws Aside from the many useu ant ean-
veuieut forms, the siatisica. Information ntaiued
in the Appendix IS worth mncr more ihau tue
price OF the book. RoBERr &. PATTY.
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CHEAP
Fall and Winter Goods
Al
w. A. WHlTiNG'Sl
MO Empty Boasts mo Drives /
Az No Bailr Bai go,d honest gsd.
bought II thy wc-' market prices. Ca-h
9,9ld 81 fs2a n 'sSe n sysv Ri.s
We stIer you no d its IN GlarinV. Start.
ling Figures but eur entire Stock l.
marked aud sold at Small UniiUra Pro-
ltI
fall and complete line Of.
DRESS GOODSl
Ia ali the Fall Shades such as Doubh
width Cashm,re at %, .. so, 60 and 75,ts.
AlI.Wool Flannel SuitingS Il yard.
wide, al zoe, Sl00 aud $l.2S. These are
elegant aud stylish good .--P,aid, Figured
and Plaid
WATER PROOFS, from so to 75cts,
THE LATEST RAGEl.

Rough Shaggy B'ucle Cloths in all late
shades, Sl.00; PLAN Goods to match, luf
suits, 6tc
Ais, Rn imhense line Of YOK LACES
in every shade and width, from 10 To soc.
Tinsr aud Hercules BBAlDS ia end.
less ari,y.
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Your Form Book is the best tnat has beeit pub
lshed II is worth the price independent vi Your
complete angrmeht al legal forms. f. cry Intel.
gtnt farmer and business man sh0 Id have a.
consider II inyaluHBie JN0. NJ. SfMOkToN.
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Endorsements OF the Form Book

RIPLEY, Nov. 6, 1885
The new Form Book must prove To be very use.
ful, uot only Justices of tile Peace for whom Il
is mainly intended. but IN young laayers, and IL
bNs.lssss .iisR er,,eft5. sou IL ueFtAiniy have
TO publish another edition JSI Y. VI lURrY.
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MACON, Miss, Nov 25, 1855.
The Form Book is wei nigh perfect aud II Is to
he hoped that It will get intn the hands # ev,ry
astiee OF the peace and constable in lie state
Gao. q. DILLARD.
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"A BQOK FOR tyERYBOlY :
-Tha MiSSiSSiSIili Justice
Business Form Book !
A Manual of Legal and business

a Manual of Legal and Business
Forms Tor Justices q the l'ctcv, Mervnant>.
Planters, Professional sipi Bnsinps, Men gene ~.
second, RrviSel edition, conforming 10 ode vi
lSsO aud A'ts OF 1857, 1854.
By Judge l.. o. Bridewell.
22l Forms in Civil Cases;
IS Forms 10 Criuiinal Cases.
40 Forms Miscellaneous
Inc udiug Deeds, Contracts, Leases Par'nershins
etc conforming TO the laws and usages in the state
of Mississippi.
AN APPENDIX,
COMPLIED ny THE PUBLISHER, CONTAINS;
dictionary of Legal Terms.
Directory o. Federal aud state Courts, show.
ing when aud where he'd, Judges Ihanceors
and District Attorneys.
The SL,te Gu,ernment and Pub ic Institutions
Members OF Congress and Congressional Districts
Legislative Apnoriiuumeni shaving the Cuun
ties composing each Senatorial District and
number OF member IT, which eaen county is
entitled.
Population OF State, by Counties, aud other sta
ties incident therptn.
Official Vote OF state, by Counties, 1854, and OF
the sever ] congressional districts.
complete list oi the Railroads entering or ppss.
ing thr ugh the State, giving distance irUm
station tu Station.
A complete list Of post-Offices In Mississppi
revised ta September, 1885
And much other data useful for reference
H1-ALL FULLY IRDKxEp AND SUBSTANTIALLY
BOUND EDITION LIMITED 40 1000 COPIES
Price by Mail, ail,.o................,..-. so.
ADDRESS, J. l.. POWER,
Jackson, Miss.
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kSFA1ivEs- 6,h coSoKEss.
isg lpissfict JOHN NJ. ALLEN.
"a lIisiridi-~J. R MUKtiAS.
" flisirsct-~f. q. CATCilsN1S.
4fh Distriet--f &. BARRY.
ath iaixfriet-D. K StNGLhroN.
Gth Dlsffiei--H. ). VAN hAfuN.
SSh nistirt Il. RARk5rALE.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
STATE GOVERNMENT
MEMBERS of CONGRESS.
SENATOR'S.

/. . g EoRfaE. Term commenced March 4, 1881.
= fem commenced March
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Miss Chamberlain returns to her Cleve'
land home, bringing with her from Eng
land tho proud title Of "the American
beauty While abroad Miss Chamberlain
was petted by the most fashionable 30
ctety, even royalty regarding her as on &C.
QUESTION to It's select privacy.
Miss Chamberlain may be 90 intelliGenti
as charming in manner, as she is beauti'
full. Instead Of spending her unemployed
hours before the mirror, preparing to
dszsle society at the next dinner or ball
she may devote some hours to useful
reading, to still more useful reflection, and
To tho pious ministratiOns TO the pool
which seem all the BwCeter coming from
beautiful woman.
Miss Chamberlain may be oil that
good and true woman eau be. II 80, she
must mourn In real anguish Of spirit to re-
alizs that she Is known 10 tie world rs
beautiful woman-nothlpg more. Whai
could BIO moro humilating to noble wo'
man than to be thought merely beautiful
to possess a grace OF person which implicit
on her part no sacrifice, no extraordinary
endeavorl
II Miss Chamberlain Is all that 1t 10 tc
be hoped she lie, she would rather be
known for her goodness, her mercy, hel
charity, her womanly lovesbleness-beau
ty Of character, compared to which beauty
Of face is mere tinsel, show without worth
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The Fairh,oal RsvIveI,

TO The EdiiOF VI me htlligtHeef.
SIR:-TheYe ia nov in progress in this
place the moat general, deep aud thorough
revival Of religion that has been witnessed
hsre for years. In fact 1t is doubtful II
ever its ike has been realized in this COM
munity,. 1t has reached every class ri our
citizens. many OF whom have pTofessed
conversion and united with the church.
The meeting is under the management OF
Rev. A, b, RohrhOugh, pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, but Rev.
Reed, OF the Presbyterian Church, and
Rev. George McCollum, Of the Methodist
Protestant Church, have rendered very
efficient service, while the membership
Of all the churches is unit in this good
work. Miss Addie sherman, the railroad
evangelical Mas Jennie Smiths associate,
was hers two weeksand did very efficient
work.
The meeting is now in it's sixth week
and there seems to be no abatement Of the
interest. Vast crowds thrOng the spacious
audience room Of the Methodist Episcopal
church both day and night, while many
are turned away for want OF room. Up
TO date, March 9, l40 have professel faith
in Christ, and the altar ia crowded day
and night with penitents, who are Of our
most substantial CitiZ ana, both young and
old. The town is most thoroughly aIons'
ed and also tho surrounding country. The
revival is the principal topic Of COW rsa'
ton everywhere, in stores, shops, Offices
on the streets aud in the homes. Next
Thuraday will be an all day mseling,
Many Of the Normal students are among
the converts, ~
FuirmOnt, Mdrch2
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Ghe AttetI1getteer,
wnELLlA0, ", VA, MARCH, >, 1880
M, r,..le.n. On BOO 1all.l AlD,.y l.l0!..

The Prs,ldsut On ths AMT hlHsSe h'o's'
1t Is hardly to be expected that the
p,esidents mt ssage ON the Chinese ques-
ton will be- well received on the Pacific
coast, where the Chinaman is properly re-
parded as a pestilent person whose room
would be better than hiscomPany'
The communities + III 'c!ed by the Mon
goIian plaque are not in iuood to sec Tea'
son in any plea for justice in behalf OF the
Chinsman. They have good reoson 70
know that he is a cheap laborer, that in
hisliying he is cheap and dirty, and that
he brig. with him mslOdies aud practices
that XIII. they would regard it, doubt
les as m unnc Cessary refinement oil SEN
timent 10 be reminded that a Chinaman
ia a human being, entitled to fair play
aud that treaty with China ought 10 DC
kent as sgcred,y az a IrfaIy with England
Whatever may DO tbs feeling Of those
n,et Commemorative on tue general is-
sue certainly are entitled to the sympathy
of their countrymeu-it Mas the duty oil
the Pfevldt 10 brig the matter before
CJnqress, to call attention to the terms oil
the treaty, and 10 remind tho country
that withou. any treaty We are bound to
use all msn hrmlnely and to give them
Justice IN our courts,
TtouQl ,he ,leaty does not make the
United States li4bla ia damages for Injury
done to Chinese subjects, where the
injury is real md Obvious and the courts
practically closed against the injured az
th4y were sLd ale in Wyoming Territory
lust people will rot refuse to make
amends out Il the National Treasury
Tho moral obligation let ms the greater
when the WONG il donein u Territory, Tor
the government Of which the United
s step is responsi lie, II the tables had
been tmned--Americau maltreated in
China rs Chinete have been In Wyoming
Territory and tlsuwhetro-there would
have been q demand for reParation, and
tho previous policy Of China is assurance
that the demand would have been COM
piled with.
1t would be u great gain to the P4c'llc
O,ast II 1t could get rid Of lis undesirable
Chinese population 10 friction between
tue Incompatible races increases rather
than diminishes, and The "irrepregsible
conflict" Of the opposite civilizations Is a
constant menace 10 the public peace. But
in dealing with the problem We cannot
afford to disregard order, Law, justice,
humanity. We must lay hold OF the
question, not violently assail the In
dIyiiual. II wo find Tho treaty Condi-
tons intolerablP, and reEolve that "Iha
Chinese must co." there is a way to
reach this result decently and orderly.
Personal violence and BpoliatiOn are dis
oreditsble to the people Of the United
States. Though the revolver, tho blud.
geon and the jimmy were good enough to
be used on Cinnamon, they are not good
enough 10 be used on Americans.
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Iern,n ,is ilnhilahnta.

Tile Forum Is the title Of new monthly
magazine, in which is " DO discussed
"subjeCts that concern all classes alike
In morals, IN education, in government
in religion" II promises 10 be independ'
ent in all things, and to employ the best
known essaylsts. The editor is Mr. Loret'
tns y. MetCalt, recently Of the NORTH dnier.
icdn RtristU. 'The first number March
contains 100 pages, handsomely printed
on heavy paper. The Forum not only
promises well but does well at the start
Ii has ample capital " rive 1t time to grow
aud Under lis good direction its growth
ought not to be slow. The table Of con.
tents will give an idea oil the scope and
quality Of the new publication; Science
and State" Prof. Alexander WinChell
uNewspapets Gone 10 Seed" James Par
ton; "DomtsliC Service" Edwin =. Whip
plu us lIomanisma baptized Paganlsm2'
Rey, bf, Ii, II. Newtohj "How 1 was edit
cSlsd,H Edward Il. Halsj "yulCan, OF
Mother Earth" Bishop A, Cleveland Cox
"Fhu Coming Man." Or. William a. Ham
mond; my Religious Experience" Rev,
j, NJ, Savage; "Shal our Laws be In,
iorCed2n Chancellor Howard Crosby. ThlI
is wide range Of topics, treated by Bttons
Writers, There Is a place for The FOruni
and The Forum gives goodly promise, oil
filling the plaCe,-7he Forum PIbliShiHg
Company, 81 FJh Avenue, NcW York,
The North Amtricdn RtitiC for March
has General shetman's review and e1pla.
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DIED.

COCKAYNE- or TlrSdAv, March 2. 1881, ut the
residence her ,Onin'Inw Nm, II, Robin on,
No l4lj Maln sEUlt, Mri. LYDIA Cock trSE, aged
7syears
"IIehod stand Mt the beautiful gate Of the
Temple 49,"
Funeral OH ThurAday afternoon a. O'Clock.
Friends are rs?ec fully Invited. Ia'eFment at
Mt Wood Cemetery,
HOLME'-Oa wednesday, March s. 1850 At 10
A, ", ANNE Ito MAJ, aged O! Yeas.
Service at Ie'idcuCe OF ]. NJ. Clous'on, 200
Chapline STREET, ThuAdsy, IP.M Inemsnt at
Loudn Park C0motery, B4llImore, Nd, Friday
mnrnIiig .
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Tuov,AXDs OF cases Of consumption ara
cured every gear by ACker's celebrated
English ltamedy, 1t is q guaranteed
preparation; ii IL does not help you 1t will
coat YOU nothing. Try it. A sin. 10 dose
will SHOW its golh elIsct, Trial bottles 10
cents u, Logan 4 Co.'s and Charles Menk'
.n,.lt, Ia
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Sold farm for $780, giving the pur'
chaser credit Of moaths, Bought II
back at once for 5000 CSsh What did !
Ioso in the transaction, money being worth
6prrCent.
NorE In the second question, 1850 Ia
taken rs tho worth or original cost OF the
fam 10 inc, as well Us the selling prics.
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prnoIIonl irIlhnlsllo.

70 The Editor The hicl!lguccr
Sla;--Ploase to publish thu following
problems in tho Columns Of the DAILY and
WEGELY lNTELLiGgScER, aud obltgs,
READER
ITet Liberty, ", "a, March /, 1856.
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Author aud Publisher.


why IL a newly.botn baby like a gale Of
windy Because II begins with q tquall,
Cold gales induce coughs and Group. Iay.
lof's 0hetokee Remedy Of Sweet Gum and
Mullen will cure II
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Bought farm for 81 $50 on a credit Of
S months, sold it at once for 5000 cash,
What did gain, money being worth d
percent?
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesday, March
$, 1870, by Prv. d Cunningham MIR, FHiSR
COLEMAN Of 10 edo, Ohio, to Nils MlNSIE A.
LAuvI TLIS, OF this CITY,
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rAYtDRls PREMIuN COLo0NE

All Article Of Southern inanulacluie aa,s'i ,'y,
promptly won Ia way Into Vide shiSs' .da, ~
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Table 81 ali that have used It, The qnli. s6i-
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OFFER thelt guests than these ionnWI1n u, f1ai -
llghuul Perfume Tho laif dane ,1icse ne.
ieives and honor their entertainer y ,.35fStb "
tie BthSGtlOn throughout the View "A gWJlf
tipanS III this hhllehtlnl afc1t H2l---'
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRtyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
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