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Ht ffihthb Clarion.
Temi ranee f pideruic is prevailing
coW 4t Rrookliavcn. It bus abuudance
niaUTlaloa which to operate.
The?unimit Times thus; announce the
.. thv election :
rftUil v 1
j,ve met me enemy ana ic
T(..,r'4 nil there Is of it. Let no man
ihtirn-
1 o Jidn't vote aiU tliU office the news any
who
siorc
Family Bitterh. These
. -,;tr bittern
are rapidly becoming cele-
feer, aud for the liver and kidneys they are
jij to have no -qual. Leiuly & Son. of this
The IJK-iT and Original Toxic of
.,srioilorus anf Callisaya, known as
o-i'iio-piiated Elixir of Calisaya Bark.
f.'t iron restores color to the blood, the
j) ifihor'i- renews v,ateof the nerve tissue
tl.e cali-:ys gies a natural, healthful
a", ,o 'he digestive organs, thereby curing
, . , i j III IS latl.'us lutiu;, dftciui
len-ia.
,.,.(irr:il debility, depression of spirits;
IT'
the !
be-t preventive against iever anu
jt,,p (Hie pint contains trie virtues oi one
r,-e of (:i!i-;iva. ami one teas poon fill, a
. ii i of iron and phosphorus
Manufactu-
If onlv by Cv-wKbi
Ha.akd & Co., suc-
,r.....-i to r.t.i
Mack A; Co., New York.
l.nve li-T't'dore
unintentionally
nmita-d to notice the Plow Coli-liko on ex
hibition at our Fair, by Col. Henry Luse, of
iZ'0.
We ditl not w uness uie trim ui mis
BiaeLiiie
but tinderr-tanu mat it was uuo-
. a . ..
,.t!lfr -ati.-t'attory, proving us cmcucy as a
Ubor-:ivin'
invention. w e unuerstanu
, ,t ir ha-, alrcuuy
intiue its mars, in iawu
louiitv. where it is very highly esteemed,
nn'l that while here Col. Luse made favora-
tie
arran'iiieiit wiui several practical
planter5.
who .-a it tested, lor itSFpeeuy m-
tr'l'JCtioll lli'O IMC .-rtciu tuuuii ui luc
t'e. Tt1'" niac hiue consists of two plows,
of an. kin'' de-red, so coupled as to do any
Virsd of plowing. scraping, moulding, or
bi'rriri" off. and u point of excellency in
their con-truetioii is. that while firmly held
together, tticy allow, at the same time, the
.reatwr Jr.-iral-lc freedom of motion as be
tween the two plows, thus- securing all that
the plow-man could desire from the action
of any two plows.
a pectoral ion.
Free expectoration is the most important
object to ! attained in all attempts to cure
di-ea of the Chest and Lungs. The Hun
garian fS.ilin UaUKKAT K X 1 fcX'T ) I! A NT.
Tt ui-soives the morbid diseased matter in
the air pass, changes it I'roui a thick jrlutin-ouisuh.-taiiee.
to a thin harmless fluid, and
throw it oir with the greatest possible ease
Dd comfort to the patient. There is no bet
ter medicine in tin; world, if its expectorant
oualitv be considered.
It will be found on trial to perform almost
miracles. To show its wonderful healing,
bul-amie. and renovating .powers, abundant
testimony, of the first authority, is exhib
ited ; ami every da y adds more encomium
to it'- ts dted virtues than can possibly be
published.
i ters roit rui: i.aimix
1 be? to state that I b ave used my Wheel-
er w ilsotl M-wing jiacnine, in iaiuuy
i sewing, rmtrUrn wear, witnout even me
most trilling repairs, mil it is in so good
j condition that I would not exchange it for
i your lastest number ( now upwards of 330,-
ixw.'i One needle served me more than a
;
year fur tine sewing.
Xew York. "AIks.
-
Anne Walker.
From the Columbus Index,
lire in ,lii Uon nl Abenleen.
I!y a singular coinc idence destructive tires
oocurred on election days at botli of the
above places. We have got to believe the
Kadical party capable of anything, but un
til sonic evidence of their guilt in these
tires is produced, we shall withhold our
susnicions.
The lire at Jackson o n the 30th. consumed
many buildings, the loss being estimated at
$200,000.
IV'c are reminded by this of the old adage,
"o from home to he:r the news" for un
til now we had not heard of this fire.
I I'i.an r ation liiriKKS ciombine race medi
Seinal virtue with a delicious aroma, and a
J floor grateful to the rial ate. It Is tmrely
tvesetable, and in its composition all the
requisites of science h ave been complied
(with. It is suitable for all ages and sexes.
Jt i geiitlc, stimulating and sootning. All
-Hpetie disorders are cured hv it. and it
sJi'pairs and restores n.itn re's wasted powers.
rt AMATiox r.iTTFiisare increasingdailv in
lavor with all classes. It -. relieves suffering.
fiidcrs lite a luxury, br ijrhtens the present
ana tlirows a liopetul t on the future.
Ma. noma Watkk. Hunerior to tlie best
Imported German Colo gne, and sold at half
Jtiei-nce.
Irvnrtory ZIclialIoii.
jf TI.p human system, the most delicate and
iritive of all created things, should be duly
Tron-Ared to meet the fboek occasioned bv
Hidden chansre in the t.emperature of the air
Even the sol ill metals contract and expand
Under cold and heat- i'o that if man were
eoniposrd of iron, ins tea d of frail tissues and
Jib res. circulating fluids and brittle osseous
tnatter, his frame would not be proof against
ine vicissitudes of i lima te. As it is. it be
fcixives every one, spec ially the feeble, to
fortify the frail tenement of mortality
yainst the inclemency o t the present sea
ion. A wholesome, st rength-supplying
Vegetable tonic and alterative is the prepar
atory medicine required, and amonsr medi
i'ial agents of this character, HOSTET
IKU'S STOMACH HITTERS stand su
Jireine. In a successfull career of nearlv a
Quarter of a centurv, tlie prepamtion has
jever been equalled or approached, and its
Wles are now larger than those ofanvhalf
flozen articlus. purporting to belong to the
fame diss, tliat has ever be-n advertised iu
1!! country. As a remed y and preventive
IHDyspkfsia. and all its compli-atlons, it
pay be said to have lived do srn competition
and to be the standard spc ?i lie of the West
ern Hemisphere. A course of this genial
restorative at the eommenercent of Winter
sis the Sllrest. Sflriiai-rl fiffalncl oil frV nn,.
piair.ts which are caused or aggravated by
exposure to cold.
it t:c : ix
Subscription to Clarion for
inn. Xov. 23, 1869.
Wttk end-
R R Ufbhins, Jackson
.9 75
Hon .1 M Rowdin. Philadelphia. Miss.,
HK Moon. Richmond, Ind
75
1 50
w J Crislcr, Cooper's Well. .. 3 00
I'rSt; I.oughnage. Garlandsville, 3 00
Rev J W Kerr. Yazoo City, 3 00
Geo Weldon. Port Gibson 6 00
H l.vnn. I pvinirtrai. 3 .Ml
DrJ V Andrews. 3 nd
ChisJones. Terrv .3 00
lUarnev, Bloomington, Ills., I 50
r B Dickey, Smitbdale, 1 00
'BO Lindsev. Crvatal Snrintrs 3 r
Jss Wnles. Canton, 3 00
'Ohn K Cheatham, azoo City, ." 3 00
L V Hrvii. Natchez. 3 00
J H larnagin. Mouth AVhite Kiver,Ark.3 00
J M 11ur liTin(Flnn
0"
"r 1 MQuinn, Brandon,
L Johnston, Clinton,
TC Nixon, liavmond
10 00
3 00
2 00
50
4 00
3 00
75
Rev A M Campbell. Bolton,
Dr Jno Thompson. Oxford,
A B Coleman, Canton
f'C 'Wuiianison. Hazlehurst,
y J reernan, Winona,
Jie" Moore, Bellefontaine,
i.KflIi'ibee Son, Baldwyn,. . .
H Roan. Magnolia.
Milton Pyles, Benton
J Echols. Looxahomo,
tf Junes L. ..
5 00
1 00
, 2 00
3 75
50
50
1 25
3 00
1 00
2 00
. 1 50
. 5 00
25
I Js M Hudspeth, Sebastopol,"Cai
F I A Mann r,nn.-
Tankersly, Sarepta.
Jno Waters, Yazoo City,
Jss Hughes Jackson,
" ,Cox
How The
Radical Machine
Herked,
From the Memphis Sun.
Alcorn is certainly elected in Mississippi
out whether by ten. twenty or thirty thou-
sind majority, is unknown. It was almost
48 ey to make the majority one figure as
fte.rnphis for months; they have been plenty
in SttusUslppi. It is intimated that the same
lellowi that helped to elect Alcorn in Mi-
SlSStnnL will btlii rA hvlr r i4aHlt:n In
electing oar delegates to the Constitutional
vuvennon ana our municipal rulers.
WijUUoroK. Dec. 6. Fifty thouiaud dol
lar in curreacy were shipped to ifew Or
leans. The Bank of Jliddleton has beeajrobbed
of a large amount.
A vigorous tight Is perdlng in the Court
of Claims over private claims, the contest
ants holding that the repudiation of these
give a cue to the repudiation of the whole
debt.
It i reiterated upon the bery best author
ity that the Circuit Judgeship of the 5th
district ha- never been officially tendered to
Durant. He has therefore never declined
tbe ijosition.
In tbe House. Buckley and Buell. of Ala
bama, and Cox, of New York, were admit
ted, bherraud and Dock, from Alabama,
approached the bar. but were objected to.
In the Senate. Morton introduced a bill
to reconstruct Georgia.
The credentials of the Virgin'a Senators
were presented and laid on the tal)le.
Cameron presented a petition 'or the re
cognition of Cuba, and spoke strongly iu
its favor.
Drake's bill restraining the Federal Court
was presented.
There is a quorumof both Ileus present.
The Virginians here sar that ho pes of the
early admission ot the State are sti-engthen-ing.
The sudden and remarkable change in the
temper of speculation in Wail street, is much
discussed in financial circles. The pari'c of
September wiped from financial existence
many operators on the street, w hile the bulk
of those left with means to sjH-culate have
been doing little or nothing. There is now
a strong clamor for more currency or a free
banking system. Wail street no Iong r pla
ces implicit faith in specie pavmenH. There
is a growiug belief that the Supreme -Court
will not render an early decision on ihe legal
tender question ; also that the I'residen t and
Secretary Boutwell are not in favor ot pre
cipitating a return to specie payments.
There has been a general changing I routs
among leading operators within the. pa-t
tew days, which manifested itself in a deci
ded manner to-day in different departi uents
of speculation. The heavy advance i nthe
government bond market, lent a mora.'! sup
port to the general upward turn on stock
kxchange, white a rise in gold assisted the
general advance. Grave doubts may be well
entertained that Congress will consent to
plunge the country into another inflation
and relapse, which would act (lis astrously
on legitimate trade, but the ui"re agitation
of the question is enough for Wall street to
go into spasms of buoyancy, : nd discount
inflation even if it never takes place. The
meetioir of Congress tbereiore wi.li its heat
ed discussions on sjecie payment s is likely
to cause Wall street to emerge fro n its apa
thy, ami create w ide tluctuationsV op
and down, in the immediate future. The
Bank statements are unfavorable. A heavv
decline in legal tenders took the w hole street
by surpr.se. The Treasury operations in
c uded in the week's averages which were
purchased, reach three millions of bonds
and the sales only one million in gold. This
would indicate the banks should be liiuch
stronger iu legal tenders, but the avera-e at
the opening showed a falling off Consid
erable currency was shipped South Satur
day and Monday last, so that the Gov em
inent disbursements cannot show fully in
".he statement. Indications favor the tlr.eory
that the average of legal tenders is now a
risinsr one. The bank are probably r icher
in greenbacks than would appear ifi the
statement.
OaLvisths, Dec. G. Theelection retnri.s
come in slow, r roin ttie oest information
Hamilton has carried Bell. Falls. McLe llan.
md Williams counties, by aggregaU ma
jority estimated at two thousand. .'t)avi
carries Brazos, Calhoun and Korx rtson
counties by Hggregate majority of five hun
dred and seventeen. I artial returns from
Harris, Galveston, Travis and Walker coun
ties give Davis a small majority. 1. ldica
tions are that Clark, Uadical. is elected to
Congress iu the od district, Haynes. c ner-
vative, iu the 4th district, t roiu tin mea
gre returns received, it is impossible to say
how the State has gone. Telegraph is work
ing badly north of Houston, therefore noth
ing from that quarter.
l.ivtKrooL. Dec. cotton steaoy : up
lands 12d.; Orleans 12igd.; sales 10,000 bales.
'IV n n cwtec.
Nashville, Dec. 4. The bill reducing
taxes from four to two millions, witli no ex
exemptions. passed the Legislature.
A bill removing the disfranchisements of
the 14th amendment passed to the third
reading.
Washington, Dec. 3. Chief Justice Dil
lon, of Iowa, has been selected Circuit Judge
of the eighth District which includes Arkan
sas. Washington. Dec. 3. Thos. J. Durant
will be appointed Circuit Judge of Louis
iana. Texas, Alabama, Mississippi, G eorgia
and Fiord ia.
Ex-senator v ade and Cameron and Conk
ling have written letters iu favor of a free
Cuba.
Letter postage to England after January
1st 6 cents.
Gai.vf.8TCN, Dec. 3. A destructive tire
occurred this morning. Four blocks and
three-fourths of two others were destroyed.
The tire originated In the clothing establish
ment af Cohen Brothers corner Strainl and
Fremont streets. High wind from the
north-west was prevailing, and the tire
swept in a southernly direction, burning
three blocks on Fremont, between Strand
and I'ostollice streets and three blocks be
tween Mechanics and Church. est and
Twenty-Fourth streets, except the store of
E. E. Thompson, Sam. Pan ion. J. Borns
tien, II. T. George, N. Gro-inayer. e-as
Kxpress office. J M. Conger. I'rince & 1 er
ry. C. H. JorJan and Beroecker s building,
on Mechanics street, which was unoccupied.
The merchant Mutual Insurance build
in", theatre and Metropolian hotel were
destroyed. The loss is variously estimated
at from one to one and a half miliums. No
election news received.
New Orleans. Dec. 3. Cotton in good
demind, lower 23.7g(?'24c. Sales 3,330 bales.
Receipts 3.343.
elVrrod 'IVIeKnim.
ALABAMA LKGISLATCRE REGISTRATION.
Montgomery. Dec 1. In the House to
day a negro w as elected Engrossing Clerk.
The Democrats voted for him against some
Radical whites. A large uumner oi dims
have been reported by committees. One
passed to make it perjury to laiseij uine
the oath of office.
The city election comes on next Monday.
the first allowed since 18G5.
The reffistration is to hnisli to-morrow.
Blacks and whites nearly equal in numbers.
Washington, Dec. 1. lieverciy ionn-
SOn, 111 a pilOIIC speecil III iMiiiim.ir,
night, took ground against tne recognition
of Cuba. ....
Commissioner Delano adheres to tne in
come tax, and will recommenu congress iu
coutinue it in force from Juty next.
Several members, however, nave ueter-
mined to move for its reducrion. 1 he pre
vailing impression favors the rate oftwo
percent, with the exemption lncreaseuiu
$2,000.
MARKET NKlVJii.
."ew Orleans JIarkel.
Saturday Evkning, Dec. 4, 1S09.
Cotton The sales to-dav embraced 3.f00
bales, at an irregular decline of 8 ,4C
now quote ordinary at 22I4W22 V- ,,0' or
dinary at 223i(23.low miudling 25)4(1 23';.
middling at ZJtg , ana strict miuuimg at
24(4 c.
St-GARAND Molasses Sugar from tcot
15e.. according to quality. Molasses 75c.
1 . : 1 ,
I Lot K Cthhj at iieic. .
Cork 41 20 per bushel. Scarce.
Oats 63e. Supply light.
Pork 34 50 per bW.
Bacon Sides 21c, shoulders 20Uc, hams
25c.
Labd 200. a
There is a young mau in England whse
.-.,1 . xi-: 1 1 id ,
name ana inies are as iouo; " i'iu
Alexander Ixuns Stephen Douglas Hamil
ton, Duke ot Hamilton, Marquis of Hamil
ton, Marquis 01 A'ougias, .can 01 j n;;us.
Earl of Arran. Earl of Lanark. Baron IIhiu
ilton, Aven, PolmenfcMacanshire. Innerdale,
Abemethy, and Jedburgh Forrest, and Pre
mier Por in the peerage of Scotland ; Duke
ol Brandon, Suffolk, and Baron Dutton in
the peerage of Great uruion; uuKe 01
Chateauheranlt. in France; Hereditary
Keeper of Holy rood House, and a Deputy
Lieutenant of some county or another in
Scotland. He is also a relative of the French
Imperial family.
An Elopkmiuct. Yesterday a private de
tective started up the Jackson Koad in pur
suit of a fugitive pair, a confidential elerk
and the daughter of one of our merchants.
It is alleged tbe younsr man appropriated
fCOO of his employer's funds, and that mat
rimony is their ultimate end and aim. We
did not learn the name of either, and cannot
positively voucn ior the story, but give u
ior wnai it ia . u.
The FaithfC!. Amoico th Faithless.
Those colored men who went with us in the
recent struggle, deserve the lastln? irratl
tudeof the white people, and should, never
be forgotten. If we hare any favors to
grant, always Drefer those colored men who
came out boldly for Conservative principles
and stood firm to the last. Let us always
The youngest minister In the new Italian
cabinet is agea thirty. . - . : ; ;r,
Attempt mt ffalcide fm, 7IlMlip
jaja ia JImticll, CeuU.
CoL Bartlett, ofMositicello. Oa., sends us
the following particulars of a very sad
affair happening ia that place on Satur
day last:
Monticxllo, Ga Nov. 2a, 150D.
EDTTOttS TKLJU3RAI-H AND Mkssengek:
On bAturday evening last, the 27th InsU a
young man arrived at Kelly's hotel, in this
village, traveling on horseback, registering
as J. W. Boyle, Macoh, Noxubee county,
Mississippi. Hi conduct on his arrival was
so strange as to attract tbe attention of the
proprietor of the hotel and others as he
seemed excited and wild, although not under
the influence of drink. Shortly after hi
arrival he purchased at one of the stores a
revolver, at another a box of pistol-cartridges.
Supplying himself with writing mate
rial, he retired to bis room, where he ad
dressed a letter to his mother, another to his
cousiu at Macon, Noxubee county. Missis
sippi, also a note to Mr. Kelley, proprietor
of the hotel, in which he asked a decent in
terment, the mailing of bis letters, and ttiat
his horse should t-e taken care of until his
brother came for him. This occupied him
until about 1J o'clock in the morning.
About that hour the inmates of the hotel
were arouse', by the report of a pistol in the
direction of hU room, followed shortly af
forwards by four reports. On repairing to
his room, Mr. Boyle was found lying on the
bed. wounded ou the leftside, immediately
over tbe region of the heart, The Ust four
shots w ere tired by hi:n to attract assistance.
His reason for this rash act. as ascertained
from his letters and statements, was a disap
jioiutment in iove a young lady living iu
(south Carolina having lately rejected his
addresses.
He now lies dangerou-ly wounded at the
hotel of Mr. Kelly, receiving every atten
tion from the physicians and young men of
the town.
1 he sad occurrence has been telegraphed
to his mother. He seems to be a young
man of intelligence; not more than HI or 22
years old ; of good address, and says h was
a Confederate soldier, and formed the at
tachment for the young lady "who has so
darkened his hopes," while in service in
South Carolina.
Flora Temple nod Ilrr Coltw.
A correspondent of the IMiiladelphia Post,
who has recently visited the farm of Mr.
Welch, the owner of Flora Temple, near
that city, gives the follow ing description of
the present Condi tioii of the famous trotter.
He says :
While William wa being moved around
by Mr. Woodruff. Hughy gave a peculiar
shrill whistle, and in a short time we recog
nized Flora Temple comi.ig up the lane,
llowed by two colts The name of Flora
Teoip'e lias become a household word, and
t hroughi. the laud her performances a' d
merits are disc.u-"-'!. Her extraordinary
speed has astonished the .::rld. but her won
derful feat at Kalamazoo was-not a greater
astonishment than is her youthful vigorous
af pearance to-day. She is now twenty-fou.
years old. and has done a good part by the
colts following her, but there is scarcely an
indication of approaching age. except it be
in the sinking of her back. " Her great eye
is undimmed. and her clean, bony, expres
sive head still shows the indomitable cour
age which carried her to so many triumphs.
The interest which centered around her per
formances is now transferred to her mater
nal relations, and to her condition i i her
green old age. With all the hard campaign
ing she has endured, and the many life
struggles in which she has been engaged,
she is fat and hearty, and really looks youn
ger and more vigorous than any animal of
her age (no difference w hat their lives may
have been) that we have ever seen. Her
oldest colt is known as Lady Temple. She is
eighteen months old and was sired by Bys
dyk. She is all bay without marks. Her
color is a lighter shade, and siie will be two
sizes larger than her dam. In the head, eye
and ear the resemblance is very close, but
her body is longer and more like ar racp
horse. Her muzzle is particularly fine, and
her hind leg. according to all trotting ideas
is an improvement. She will not be train
ed till she mature, and she has a good show
then to add fresh laurels to those she inher
its. Soni3 idea may be formed of what she
is expected to do, when we state tint her
owner recently received an offer of $ 5 230
for her from a Chicago gentleman. The
younger is a bay colt ot six months old.
sired by William Welch, and is known as
the I'rince Imperial. This is a vry taking
colt, and is more like his dam than his sis
ter in blood. The head, eye and ear are
true copies of the dam. Indeed, so far as a
judgment can be formed and comparison
made between a weanling and a mature
horse, the resem dance is complete in every
partieular. The star in the old mare's fore
head is long and narrov. while that in the
colt's is round. The white hair in the flanks
and the rows of it across the root of the
fail are precisely the same as on the dam.
His gait is very similar to tha'; of Flora.
The Walkkr Rkpcblican Party in Vir
gin -a There is published a list of the State
Central Committee of the Walker parry,
just organized. In it are the names of gen
tlemen heretofore Whigs, Republicans and
Democrats, including lion. A. II II. Stuart,
of Staunton. Franklin Stearns, Judge II. H.
Marshall. Chas. S. Carrington. President
James River and Kanawa canal; James A
Cowardin, editor of the Dispatch: R. B.
Haxalt. Thos. Branch, and James Neeson.
all of Richmond : Walter H. Taylor of Nor
folk, formerly Adjutant of General Lee's
Stan; Chas. i Stone, formerly General of
cavalry in the Union armv; Norman Smith,
formerly Colonel in tbe Union armv; J. D.
Imboden. ex-General of tbe Confederate
aimy; Thomas S. Flonrnov. Whig candi
date tor Governor in 1n33; D. C. Dejarnette.
formerly Democratic member of Congress
aud ex-Con federate Congressman.
"It ah for Jonfs ! The "State of Jones,"
now county of Davis, redeemed itself at the
late election by a tight squeeze. It went
for Dent some seventy odd. an J not more
than half the population, which is nearly all
white, voting. Meridian Mercury.
Thecity tax returns of Charleston for the
year ending September 1. 1S89. foot up $651.
SSI 62. The non-returned real estate is $t51.
G30, over 3l per cent of all. What wonder,
when the money is to be manipulated by
such a set as dominate there?
Ex-Governor U.S. Foote. formerly of Mis
si ppi. and during the war a Senator in the
Rebel Congress, has purchased the extensive
farm and appurtenances of Judge Whit
worth, lying some six miles north of Nash
ville, Tenu- for the sum of $ 2s. 000.
Andrew Johnson has declined the nomi
nation for delegate to the Tennessee Consti
tutional Convention from Greene couuty.
English Female Bitters stirs all females.
E. F. B. prepared by J. P. Dromgoole
Co Memphis.
Pale, delicate ana feeble females cured
w:tn c. r . i.
Great rush every w here for E. i . B.
Doctors and editors recommend E. F. B.
E- F, B. cures merchants" and planters'
wives.
Old chronic cases cured with E. i . B.
E. F. ii. cures palpitation and leueorrhaa.
King of Chills is mire and certain.
Dumb Ague use King of Chills.
Children can use King of Chills.
King of Chills the people's favorite.
All old men should use Dromgoole & Co.'s
Buchu.
Dromgoole & Co.'s Cuchu is the best and
cheapest.
For the kidneys and bladder, Dromgoole
Effects of indiscretionDromgoole & Co.s
Buchu.
If you cough, use Dromgoole & Co.'s Pec
toral.
Dromgoole A Co.'s Pectoral is the best.
For w inter colds Dromgoole & Co.'s Pec
toral.
Dromgoole O.'s Pectoral for the Lungs.
One dose of Dromgoole & Co.'s Liver Pills
cleanses the stomach, arouses the torpid
liver, and hurries off all bilious accnmula-
tions. The best pill you ever used Try one
small box.
SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.
mHE nndersiffned trustees, under and by vir-
L tue of a Deed of Trust made by Charles F.
Weigandt, on the 1st day of March, 1860, to
Jane . Pickett, to secure the payment of his
certain promissory note of that date, will sell
at tinhhc outcry, to the highest bidder, for
cash, in front of State House, in the city of
Jackson, on
Monday, the lOik day of January, A. D. 1870,
For the payment of said note, (now held by
Joshua Green) the following described real
estate, situated in eity af Jackson, vi: Lot
No. 5, in square No. 3, north, and forty feet off
the north end 01 lot b, square a, nortn, extend
ing to the cross tence between said lots o ana o.
Said Trustees were appointed ia place of the
nriirinil trustee. B. A. Clark, deeeased. by a
decree of the Chancery Court of Hinds county,
1st District, at the November Term, 1SC9. They
wi'l only convey such title as in vested in then
as trustees. . . YERGER, Jan
: Dec. 9, 1869 wot Substituted Trustees,
BLANK BOOKS, of every deeeription. made
to order, at sausfaetory price, at Clarion
Book Bindery
Anterlcaa Prlatlasr ITemse fr the
- v ItHaa.-.
EJUur Clarion : As but little is known of
the purposes and condition of the above
n tmed institution. I beg the aid of yoorool
umus, and that of the pre generally, in
bringing this munificent charity to the at
tention ot the p .blic.
As the undersigned has been and still is
the General Agent for this lusut-tion. he
deems it proper to make a statement of iu
purposes and present condition. Boards of
Trustees of this Institution have been in
corporated in the States of Mississippi, New
York. Alabama, Louisiana, Tennessee and
Kentucky. There are voluntary associa
tions of Boards of Trustees for the same pur
pores in the Slates of Maryland. Ohio, Illi
nois, ludiaua. and Missouri. The Board of
Trustees of Mississippi are as follows:
Hon. W. L. Sharkey. President; Hon.
Wm. Yerger. Secretary ; S. P. Baley. Treas
urer; Uou. T. J. Wharton, Hon. Gee. L
potter. The Boards of the other States are com
posed of gentlemen of similar eminence,
aud give the a-surauce to the public that the
donation bestowed lor this purpose will be
properly applied. Belore the war upwards
of twenty thousand dollars had been col
lected in cash, and subscriptions to be paid
in future, had been made to about the addi
tional sum of forty-four thousand dollars.
The events of the war have rendered this
subscription unavailable thus far and will
probably be entirely lost. The twenty thou
nand dollars by dbection of the Trustees in
Mississippi and elsewhere, was invested
and loaned on interest in such a manner as
to secure the principal and most of the in
terest during and since tbe w ar. now making
a fund of npwardsot twenty-five thousand
dollars. This fund will be kept invested,
and subscriptions solicited until the amount
is sufficient to commence the publication ot
books for the blind on a sure and permanent
basis. Before the war the Trustees had it
in contemplation to locate the Institution at
Louisville. Ky but recently they Iuve se
lected the District of Columbia as the most
eligible location, and one where all the
States in the Union can participate in its
support as a truly National Institution.
The Advisory Committee of the Institu
tion located at Washington, are as follows:
G. W. Samson. D. D PresidentColumbian
College. Henry Barnard, L.L. D, United
States Commissioner Department of Eduea
tion. Joseph Henry, L.L. D, Secretary
Smithsonian Institute. Henry D. Cook, Esq.,
Bank. Prof. F. D. Morrison. Superintendent
Maryland Academy of the Blind.
The undersigned has been associated with
this enterprise from its inception, in the city
of Jackson, beginning in the year 1S07. and
has iu his possession testimonials in refer
ence to the objects of the Trustees and the
necessity for such a public charity from
many of the most eminent and philanthropic
minds of the country. The following ex
tract from a publication on this subject by
Prof. Win. Chapin. Principal of the Penn
sylvania Institute for the Blind, is re- pub
lished tor the information of the public. He
sa s :
The enterprise ot printing and publish
books in raised letters tor the use of the
bluit.. J regprd as one of the most important
connected "VitJ their education and happi
ness. While nearl ..!! oftl e States provide
for the instruction of their blitl no special
provision has ever been made for printing
oooks. either ior scnooi purposes or general
improvement. The zealous and benevolent,
efforts ot Mr. I) B. Sherrod. of Mississippi,
iu procuring subscriptions for establishing
a printing and tubli.-hing fund to supply
thisgieat waht, deserve the encouragement
and support of every friend of the blind."'
Dr. Bernard also testifies:
UNIVKKSITY OF flS9IS8IPPI )
Oxford. Oct. 2S. 1858.
The project in which the bearer, Mr. D. B.
Sherrod. is interesting himself, is one which
strongly recommends itseli to the sympa
thies of the philanthropic. I am acquainted
with the modes in w hich books are prepared
so as to be legible to the blind, and I know
that they require arrangements and mechan
ism so entirely special, as to render it highly
P'operthat publishing establishment should
be erected exclusively for producing them It
is to me a matter of surprise, that so many
year have been allowed to pass away since
the modern, improved methods for educa
ting this intere-ting class of sufferers have
been perfected, without the erection of such
an establishment. Anil I regard it a thinr
highly honorable to the South, and to the
State of Mississippi, especially, that this en
terprise has been first set on foot here, aud
has received the sanction and warm suonort
of so many of our eminent citizens. I very
cordially reeommend, therefore, the devoted
Agent w ho has given himself to this work.
and the undertaking itself, to the encour
agement of all who can feel for the ills ot
humanity.
F. A. P. BERNARD,
President University of Mi-sissippi.
By the act of incorporation of this Insti
tution by the Legislature of the State of
Mississippi, the undersigned was appointed
its General Agent, and will continue to
prosecute his labors under the direction and
supervision of the several Boards of Trustees
unril the work Is accomplished.
The press of the United States has ever
been noted lor its zealous and su-ces-fnl
support of all public charities, and the un
dersigned craves of them the exertion of
their acknowledged power over the popular
miud to carry into execution the humane
purposes of the Trustees. Any one desiriior
more partieular information in regard tothe
affairs of this Institution or wishing to lend
aid to the same, are requested to address the
undersigned at Jackson, Miss, where their
communications will receive prompt atten-
I'OU. il. U.llLltUUU.
General Agent.
botanic it i :ii i:i 1
To viy former Patrons and all other:
I have atrain resumed the nrpnn t nt
my old Remedies. The Liquids are all put up
in iM'iues mat retail at f'ne J'ollar. J Lev are
neatly labeled with full directions for their
use. A liberal discount will be made to those
who buy to sell again.
The foUoicing tnmprit's a partial ligf :
Dr. Jones' Hot Bitters;
Dr. Jones Ionic Cordial ;
lr. Jones' Tonic Expectorant or Cough Syrup :
Dr. Jones' Cnmp. Syrup of Stillineia:
Hv !...,' WL.; r...i. '
. ........ viiuu OJfntJ',
Dr. Jones Veget. Cathartic Tills;
it. .tones ermnuize;
I ) r .Tnnna' n i . . IIi.r.T-a-
Dr. Jones' Composition Powders;
Ti , , O 1 T, . . . . .
"r. Jones on i reparation ot Juohelit ;
Dr. Jones' Female strengthening Syrup;
ir. j ones rain extractor;
Dr. Jones' C. S. Myrrh, or No. 6, &c.
Order direet frnm Dr A A .tnVFSl V
- ... - - -' ' , c w
Orleans. My terms are Cash. You can en
close to me the amount you wish to invest ; or
instruct vour merchant to nav m v hU - ,1
.- .,7 - - j ..
your order will meet prompt attention.
dec43m
New Orleans.
COLE.YIA.V8
LATEST IMPROVED PATENT
VXD VIATOR V
CORX AND WHEAT MILLS.
Grinds- Onk Bcshel of Coot, and Fine
Meal in Forty Secosds.
Highest Prfmicms awarded at numerous
Stat Fairs, North and South, in the last
Twenty Ybars- -especially the Louisiana
State Fairs of lSb7-"6S-'69.
Mill Stones, Irons. Picks, and Belting
for sale; Mills of all kiuds repaired.
For circulars and Reduced Price List, ad
dress, H. DUDLEY COLEMAN,
P. O. Box 298. . Factory and Office,
No. 205 Tchoupitoulas street.
Dec2wly New Orleans.
HEAD T1II!-J
AND ACT IMMEDIATELY !
GO TO THE
GREAT AUCTIOX STORE
OF
BOYD BLOOH,
Xo. 5 fyate Street. Ousajmde, JACKS0X,
And get tne best bargains you ever had in
buying - .
BOOTS, SHOES, HARDWARE,
TINWARE, CROCKERY,
and ia fact everything from a fiae-tooth comb
to a ciroular saw-mill complete. - - -
We have also, Pianos, Melodeoas, Organs,
Flutes, Violins, Etc. . .
Furniture of all kinds, cheaper than the
cheapest.- ...-. :
Auction sales every Saturdy noon and
aight. and Wednesday nights. Coasignnenta
solicited. ' " jylOwIy.
' England contains about twenty-six prln
cesseeof the royal blood. -
i. t iva.vvr Bra t w k. . -m-w-w a ar '-a'B-i' wt k. " I
' CemeeMaptlTe.
. The -AdT-tiaer, having beea rutd to
health in atw weeka, by a very simple reme
dy, after haing suffered several years with a
severe lunffectien, and that dread dieese,
Coaeumptie is a alios to make knows to
hia fellow-aferera the means of cure.
To all wh. desire it, he will eend a copy of
the preecripon used (free of charge,) with the
directions tr preparing and using the same,
which they ill find a ture cure or Coneump
lion, Aithm&BronckitU, etc. The object of the
advertiser I sending the Prescription is U
benefit the dieted, and spread information
which heeoreivesto be invaluable; and he
hopes everyiufferer will try his remedy, as it
willcoet the nothing, and may prove a bles
sing. Parte wishing the prescription, will
please addrw Biv. Epwaep A. Wilkos,
Wiiameburg. King Co., New York.
F.RTOIIS OF YOl'TII.
A GEXTLMAN who suffered for year from
Nervou DeUity, Premature Decay, and all
the effects c youthful indiscretion, will, for
sake of suffring humanity, send free to all
who need it,ie receipt and directions for ma
king the simle remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wijine to profit by the adrertisers
experience, n do so by addressing, with per
fect confidese. JNO. B. OUDES,
nov25wly No. 42 Cedar street. New York.
THE STAT I OF MISSISSIPPI,
Hinds Cocktt. J
ClianerryCuri, lsf Zi., Xov. Tmn.lftCD.
Adams 4 MCctches, )
No. 1V.C v.
Miir Msi, et al. J
To J. Pickea Moore, and Octavia L.,his wife,
of Green -ounty, Alabama, and Peterfield
JefferBon, f the'State of Texas, Defendants.
T0U are hreby notified to be and appear at
A the officof the Clerk of said Court, at his
otfice, at theCity Hall, in the city of Jackson,
on r beforahe 3d Monday of February. 1M.0,
at Rules, thn and there to plead, answer or
demur to te allegations of Complainants'
Bill, in deault of which, judgment, pro
concto wil! rendered against you.
NT HODGE, Clerk.
Jacksos, Mjss., Nov. 25, If;?. ftw
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
RY virtu ef a Deed in Trust executed by
Witlinn HoTlowav.on the 12th day of Peb-
ruarv. 1867-to the uadersifcn-d Trustees, to se-
cure'the pa-ment of a certain obligation there-
Deed in Trwt has been duly recorded in the
Probate Clrk's office of Leake county, Miss.,
we, ihe umersigned Trustee will proceed to
sell at pubic auction, in front of the Capitol,
in ihe cay r Jacwson, Mississippi, on
Monday, he lith day r Deocmlxr, 18G9,
to the high st bidder, for cash in bnd. all the
following described lands, or a riirficicncy
thereof to py said obligation with the costs of
this sale, hich land are situated iu Leake
county, Musisaippi, vis:
The s w -4 and the w -i ot me e i- anu
the s w l-4of the n w 1-4 of section lour, of
township -welve. of range seven, east, con
taining 2K acres of land more or less. ...
The litleis believed to be good, YiUt yelling
as Trustee! we will only conj such litle as is
tes'ed in is.
JOSEPH BELT ) Trugtee
THOMAS GllEEN.J Tru9tPes
Nov 30, lHo'Jwtds
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Hinds Coistt.
Chancery Covrt, lsf Duttrict, Xorember
Term, 1869.
J. &T. -Green, )
No. 16i. t. On affidavit filed,
Charles Gaston, et. al. ) it is ordered that
Charles Didley and Anne Preston Dudley, de
fendants in this cause, do, on or before the
first day of the next term of this Court, to be
held at tb City Hall, in Jackson, on the first
Monday of May next, enter their appearance
in this cmse, and plead, answer or demur to
Complaiiants' bill, or the same will be taken
as confessed by them to he true, and that this
order be published at least -nce a week for at
least thiny days, in the Clarion, a newspaper
published in JacksoJ,1 Mississippi, and that
a duly cetified copy thereof be sent, by mail,
to Charlffl Dudley, at Glasgow, Scotland, and
to Annie Preston Dudley, at Alexandria, Min
nesota. A truecopy from the minutes.
Attest: N. HODGE, Clerk.
Jackson, Miss., Nov. 30, 18H9 w3od
i'OK SALK.
MY FARM, three miles north of Jackson
on tb Canton road, containing 440 acres,
2(A acres ef which are under fence. The im
provements consist of a dwelling house with
8 rooms. 3 of which are comparatively new,
with front gallery and two halls; the other
rooms are comfortable with store room attach
ed. There is one of the best cisterns of water
with store-room and bath house attached.
New corn crib and stables, kitchen, servants'
houses, office with two rooms, and other out
buildings. There is an orchard of select fruit
trees: Apples, Peaches, Pears, &c.
For terms, &e., apply to
W. B. TAYLOR. Jackson.
Col. W. T. WITHERS, Jackson.
C A. BROUGHER.
V. H. TAYLOR. Tngaloo Station
S. W. LANCASTER, ou the place
NovSOwlm
PIANOS ! PIANOS ! ! PIANOS ! !
Six. aold TledaiM wrrf Awarded
At late Fairs he'd in the South
In October, 18C9, to
01ia. 31. JStiefi;
For the best Pianos, over Baltimore, Philadel
phia and New lork Fianoa.
Office and JVrw Wareroome, Xo. 9, A . Liberty
Street, aoove tsauimore siren,
nItlmr4, ytd.
STIEFF'S PIANOS have all the latest im
provements, including the AoaArri
Treble Ivort FaoTS, and the improved
French Action, fully Warranted or MU
ItAUa wnn me priTiirge oi cuuinpunn-
in one year, ir not entirely sausiactory to tne
purchaser.
. . i t: l Y T r ,
Pecona nana 1 lin inl s inur urjjius ai-
wavs on hand from fo0 to $300.
References who have our Pianos in use:
Gen. R. E. Lee, Lexington, Va., Gen.R. Ran-
.... . , il:n ft
som, w umington, r. Vj., uen. u. ii. niii, nr-
lotte, uov.JonnLtcner, A.exington, a..
Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, La., Wm. T.
Withers. Jackson, Miss., Orphans' Home, Lau
derdale Springs, Miss., Five Hundred others
in the fJoutn, wno nave purcnasea ouen 1 1
anos since the War. Send for a circular.
Terms Liberal. mayUwiy
TRUST SALE.
RT virtue of a Deed f Trust executed to us
hi J.O. Stevens and Daniel W. Hughes on
the 9th day of April, 1866, to secure to Kate E.
Sixer, the payment of a certain obligation
therein named; and also by a decree of the
Chancery Court, for the 1st District of Hinds
county, Miss., we will sell to the highest bid
der for cash, in front of the Capitol, in the city
of Jackson, Miss., on the 3d day of January,
18T0, the following described property, to-wit :
Part of old Cohea tract adjoining tbe city of
Jackson, beginning at a stake on the line be
tween aect.ons three ana lour, on tne nortn
margin of Town creek, and thence running
west to a cedar post, thirty feet east of the cen
tre of tbe Southern Railroad, thence south-east
parallel with said Kailroad, four chains and
fifteen links to a stake, thirty feet from the
centre of said Railroad, thence east, to a stake
on the line between sections three and four;
thence north along said section line three
chains and seventy-five links to tbe north mar
gin of Town creek, the place of beginning,
containing three acres, more or less. Also,
all the engines, implements, ana machinery of
whatever description, belonging.or in any wise
appertaining to, the Foundry now erected on
said tract, or lot of land.
We will convey only such title as is vested
in us as Trustees, which is believed to be good.
JO. BE1 L.
THOS. GREEN,
December 2, 1869 wtds Trustees.
DAVID ZABLK. WM. ALTON
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name to get out or order, (not requiring tun
ing once, where a pianoforte is tuned twentv
times), are very durable, and more easy to
learnto piay npon man tne pianoforte.
Tbe M. & H. Organ Company are now sell
ing Four Octave Organs for SSO eaVh ;
Five Octave Organ. Five Stops, with
Two Sets of Vibrators for S13JE, and oth
er styles at proportionate rates.
Tot testimony to the superiority of their Or
gans, the Masoa k Hamlin Organ Co. respect
fully rafer to the musical profession generally;
a majority of the most prominent musicans in
the country, with many ef eminence in Eu
rope, having given public testimony that the
Mason it Hamlin Organs excel all others.
A circular containing this testimony in full
will be sent free te any one desiring it, also a
descriptive circular, containing full particu
lar respecting these iaatmmenta, with cor
rect drawings of the different styles and low
est prioea, which are fixed aad invariable.
Address, ,
THE MAfaON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO,
CW "roady, N- T-j 1C4 Irtmont t7 Boston.
"llTlTIIOl'T Spectacles, Doctor or Medicine
If Sent post-paid, on receipt of 10 cle. Ad
dress Dr. E. B. FOOTE. 1 author of M"ifa!
Common Srnse) No. U Lt xington Ave., cor.
EasOth '., N. Y.
AWAY WITH I ncoiutortaMcTHL-oE"'.
Com roe r and Ct re f.r tbe Kriit'R.D.
Sut ppft-paid on receipt of 1' ct. AdJrvs
f'r. LT. B. FOOTE, No. UM Lcxingiou Ave., N.
York.
THE MAC. C IUMII wi.l fbaiige ai.
colored hair or heard to a pel uiMiien'
R!ack or Brown. One Cmh sent by mad fi
one dollar. For sale by Merchant and Drug
gists generally. Address
Magic Comb t o, Springfield. Miu.
Q- - C j t per month paid to A gcBt.
O I i) i- Ol'v' s'ury or cotiimiHsii'ii. to
sell our Paient Whit H ire t 'lothrt Line. A.l-lre-
llt lo. Piv.h W iKt WuKkS.
T Wm. t., s. ., Cliicago.Kichtuond or Memphis
Oil til
Se-
Ol HVi cret anl sample mailed free.
A. J. Fi I I.4M. N.
V.
''he I'urrsl, Url und 4'lieapeatl
Tho Purest, Best and Cheapcit
.!. i iiy ail fdioiriiv.
lU'I'TEIl IIM'le 111. Ill One
llallotl ol Milk, without drug -s 1
-"c, and stamp and get recipe v iih full artic
ulars. Very valuable. Addre
N". M Linlox W ilmiiigtoii. Ohi i.
S,)" A DAY. :H new articles f.ir Agents.
-wt)Sample free. II. B. Sn w, Alfred. Me.
SK your D.x tor or Drugiril f,r Sw k t (Ji t
. Xfsr it equals I bitlei ) (Julllilie. Mtuld
l M I.1KV4. i AKH A Co, t b. Illi-t-. N . III k.
t OLIICLN'S PAT i-N'T
JACKET AXE!
IS better than our regular shaped Axes for
t he billow i n j reus. iu. :
1st. Il cuts deeper.
Ud. It dii t stick ill the wo.i.l.
:i I. lt .. s il. I jar the band,
4 1 It. Nn time is wasted in taking the Axe out
of the cm .
'ilh. Wuh the same labor you will do one
third more mill than Willi regular Axes.
lied paint baa nothing to do with ' r , , , '
. i :,..,,'. - 1 1 , s
ifi:i...,. .J ... is All', our Axes are
painted red. If your hardware store does not
Let p our goods, we will gladly answer in.ui
l ies or till your of. lets d .reel, or gt t e y oil I lie
tiiime of ihe nearest denier who kei s our
' " I.IPPINCOTT A HAKF.WKLL.
I ll ISlll Kl.ll. 1'l
Sole owners of Colbuin's and Ked J.nket
Patents.
Ol K .MOITO IS
TO X Ia ALL,
Both in mil it y and quantity of Gwods, as our
Agents w ill testily, being the oldest house in
the country, selling each article for One dol
lar, shipping alt Goods the day the order is re
ceived, having a large stock lo select from ol
tirst-cluss Guilds, bought expressly for fall
trade; and to satisfy all that we me nimble,
we give below ( reference bv permission), Jor
dan, Marsh K Co.; Geo. S. (Vinlow A. Co.; Bos
ton. Silver, tilass o ; l.ce & Miei.ard.
P. S. Send lor circular. Addriss
E.l MAN A K E.N I 1.1,
'Si H.iwley sll'eel. Itostnll. P. . K.I E.
We are Coming.
rpilE Great Original DOLLAR Sale of Dry
1 nu. I Fancy Good, and will present to an
I.ersoti sending us u Cmb, a W aleh, Silk I'M s,
'icce of Sheeting,
Free of Cost.
Send for Catalogue of goods and Siiuiple,
lelivercd to auv address tiee.
J. r HAWKS A CO.
M'i and ISO Fult-rul slrctt. Boston. M ts .
P. O. Box C.
N. B. Samples given on aMilicuiion for
Catalogue.
I.OK Ladies Private Circular of ;i most iiselul
ami indispensable articles ever invented,
Address Madam In al, P. O. lim 2 N. V.
Ciiy.
Dl!. WHITTIEK, Wyhe m., I'm, burgh.
Pa., Mo., ol luioii-w lie I e. ill a l ion, treats
all venereal iiisea.es; also, si nniial I'lnis.ions,
inmofeiic v. Ac. ihe result of selt.Mbnwe. s...ri.i
'1 stamps lor sealed pamphlet .i".i. Sfi matti r
who laueo, state iasi. i onsuuation iree.
1)EKFECT M A.MlooD. Essays f..r Voiing
M en, on I he ev lis ol selt-eti ni-rvat ion, w ilh
certain help lor the erring and unfortunate.
Sent iu sealed bdler envelopes, tree ol charge.
Auurcss IIiiuaiui A sum i i lu.v.
Box I', 1'liiladelphia, Pit.
mmr.t. vri:i AfiKNTs evuivwhuik.
?T l(J00t eJ'si imt iifiit !,. hh.i
telltale o introduce ihe t!inninr Imuroird
Common S-n'e Family Srmmq Maihm Thin
machine w ill stitch h. in, led, luck, omit, cord,
bind, braid and cm hi oid.-r in a mos superior
maimer. Pro.-e only Fully WariaiiieJ
lor five veins. Wewillioiv 4 1"" for a n v ma
chine that will sew a stronger, more beaiiutul.
or more elu.lic seam thun ions. ; iimk' s Ihe
Elastic Lock Stititi," Every second siueh
can be cut, and still Ihe cloth cannot he pulled
apart w it limit lean tig It . n e pay Areola I nun
.j to jymi per month an l expenses, or a cinu-
inission from wlncli twice I list amount can be
made. Address
OEO. McEATIII.'OV A CO.
Nashville, leliliesi.ee.
CaI TION. Do not be imposed ii iiu by oilier
turtles palming oil woiinless cast-iron me
chines, under the same name or olherwi.e.
Our is ihe only genuine and really racii' si
cheap machine luaiiutHcl 111 ed.
Itujinrteri and lJalri ia
While Lead, Falut, Oils M mdow Lla
VAKNiill.
BliVSIIKS. AM 1ST X MArVUtALS, ic
( I'.-lHhlUlied In )
741 M iainc strn t. one ilnor itlsive I'oj dr.i.
iiovlwCrn NEW OIJLEAN'S, LA.
JANDHETH S fiAKDEN SLED The
A ili.iler.jneil . tlealilig; in Lum! r t h's
Celebrated Garden Seeds, and is prepared al
all limes lo supply those in need with a war
ranted article at reasonable rates, loiitrry
dealers supplied with seed in papers lor retail
ing, by the hundred or lhous.,n i iiat.i r.. Cat
alogues furnished on spt.lie iin.n.
E. F. VIRGIN,
Successor to D. M iupay, '.'' G n, r street,
novlw'im NEW ORLEANS.
A
D. Oricff. A.H.White. L. C. Ii
chard
.. . ;iiii:i i a .,
WHOLESALE tEOCLtS. fOSSISSIOV XILCHANTS
Ind Jealert in
Southern il H'mlrrn I'rotlnrr.
4S,5(f&52 0ld Ivee at.. fc l(4 Podrast,
novltwAwarn NEW OKLEANS. La,
Dr. KicbauN Ooltlfn Rrmfdics.
Use these only, and save
TIME, HEALTH AND MONEY! I
Kl.OOO ICewurd!
For any case f.f disease in any stage wl,iib
they fail fo cure.
Dli. KICHAL'S (iOLDEV DALsAM.
No. 1. cures L'leers. I'lcerated -ore
Throat andlfouth, Sore Eyes, Cutancuv Em .
tions, copper-colored blotches, soren of the
calp, scrofula.-, it is the greatest renovator,
Iterative and Blood Purifier known, remove
all mercury from the syw-ui, and h aves the
blood pure and healthv.
UK. KH HAL'S CiGLDEV II XLS AM.
No. 'I, cures mercurial sffeetion. rheumatism
in all its forms, and give immediate relief iu
all cases.
Price of either No. 1 or 2, five dollars per
bottle, or two bottle for nine dollar.
DU. Kl HAL'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE,
a rapid and radical cure for all urinary de
rangement. Price, three dollars per bottle.
DK. KICHAL'S OOLDKN ELIXIK
D'AMOI K a radical cure f..r neivo is ,,r
General Debility, in old or young ; imparting
energy wiih wonderful effect. Price five dol
lar per bottle, or two bottle for nine dollar.
On receipt of price these remedie will be
shipped to any place. Prompt attention paid
toallcorre pondent. None genuine without
Ihe naros of "Dr. Riehsu's Gulden Remedies,
D. B. Richsrd s Sols Proprietor," blown in
glasa of bottle.
Addres DR. D. B. RICHARD'S. No.
Yarick street. New York. novl.Tiwly
I'll I I.I l McP.tBE,
COPPER, T1X AD SHEET M MERER.
AKD DE4LER IH
Ktnvea nntl Gratea,
No. 166 Camp street.. . . NEW ORLEANS.
Agent for the
GREAT AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.
AN assortment of Tin Wars always on head
and avade te erdsr. - nrvlwgm
rpilE wonderful ope t n of th. Terns Tonic
L S.vrup iu.ncuir!i,M ig ti,, , flrrl 0I ,.
!ariou poison in tli hiovu tysietr, tn only
siplain it rt lrorilina-s g e r i e y in t he . v
borough and peruiliett cut"" ot chill im,J
lever, or fever and ague, t J 1 their k;u lr l
ltseasrs. In whatever tvn of f.iiiou cu.
plaints they ma v niake tl., r a p' a i a nre
As it name 'import, lit, a tvnic of rare
medicinal v irtur , coin pose, jf ure and Laru.
les ingredients, and i- n iur.ited a lo jwu
a com) ound alike ski', iful ! l.rauiilu In ap
pearance, and ran I s takeu with sst.y bv tl
.oust delicate roust it ut.ou. It is the it u't ct
lifetinie of experience and yaetlre in a In -tou
clitnste, and w as nvi k n.n u t fa !,
even w here all other rt xukA ii" !,a 1 been irlsd
iu a n.
i'yr vnloutdtj titli.u-ny, &c Cit'f
icutcf if ti f !! k lot, i rl:L'ii-, u'Ji i.i.r trri
if i n Chill and lin'r, to '-t hud ut thn
I)ruj St.n-c.
ARIllC'VjiilMENT
r .1,1, v l i ii .
V . ' " 1 ' I ' ! 0 I n h ' mi I '
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Usui, S it',,. ,-,,. jp .j, , ( j v,,,,.
'.!'.' Ci amp.. 11. us ol In. .ct., .... 1 i,. p
Frostei! Feet . ' i it i u the en. ! S..ie I 1.1. a .
I'. Ii If I'm. tie iu Hot.' s, H.l; II s I ill II I..,,
I'aiu in ihe link, I'a.u i u Ihe !tat, Psis
lysis, N .mi i.i 1 i a, 111 u. .is, and all s..rt tf
pains a nd ai hi s ,
H i II also ciirw Cha i bone i u mi. M oh
This poweilul an petot i ai i n g fluid i a
very d.lb r. nl composition Imiii the instij l.u
I III en I s genet a I !y Soil, U In. Ii nil- lli.ml!; . I t e il
up out id cheap materia!, soeh a, tsio il
giease. etc., which art only upon Ihe skin.
hir Magic Arnica l.i ti i ui.ti t pcueliaies
tlirotiLth all the tls-in. Inii-i lis, hli l If Ihe
1. 1. tie itself, sinking at the t ...t .,!' the iIim,.
and thus producing air-aiin.ii w Inch ra n n t
he brought about l. aii mtii'i l.i i, i no n t .
lUad the fireulai t-i t,r hut at lh ir i. y
Vforr. f r tr n ; .'.. ir ,,,ui 1 1 ul f , i" t j
Fur talc I )J Ihxii t's and Cmiutiy nurJi'Wi,
KEA-sONS WHY Ki;i:l;oDY I'M.-.
1 II K
LOI It I oi.i:
II A I II lJKSTOUKK.!
I. It is the i lie:ij,i -t lo the i ..i.,.hii. .
'J. Il in. In. 'es a vil;"Ioii. i . 1 1 u I s i ...ti of i !i ..
rlmds
i. 1 1 restores the grow I h pitleilly and pel -manent
I v .
I. It i tleclual'y pi evi ii I I he hair from al!.
ing out.
I. Il cause the hint to a .siime a glossy uj,.
pest mo e.
V It gives tone lo the . I 1 lio n of the sca'p.
7. Il deposes the I i .iii I lustier upon II. e
head.
. It keep the lo a 1 flee fiiim daliditil!'
V. It preserves l lie hair in 1 1 . m ig . n I n r 1 1
10. Il assists tiaiure in th" pel h i noin.'i ol n
functions.
11. Il is ihe best dressing lor the hair liow
k now n .
1?. It is the in,, st highly eilutui..
1 (lis iheniuM piiasanl and sgriiiille I i
use.
1.!. Il restores lh hnir to m oiigmal n...r,
MAVM IEI.D A IIK.Ill.l.,
Mole lr,' Irlurs,
For sale fn JAlK-sUN'. Mh-,, by
l!l K .V It I i v.
Ash A l.kvil.V.
And by Druggist evri y W hi-i c. 1.1 i I iwi,iu
lltllMMi M KM v. Jllo, sIlVIV
JO-t III I A I N
II. A J. '. i-N A .,
I Ml'. 1 1 I I A,
Il7i.. ..l. h., in
Staple and Fancy
DHV (JOODS,
. aia AI .ti ii si reel, O.in and u.v.
l. l.nuK
sept'lwt'im,
I . II . U II A a Ml S , ., w U 4 , l A
O'lltA0 A HtHlllvV.
POKE hi kei:.-,
And
Dpahrs In rrl, I5,hmi, l.anlA. I lour.
No. SO Wet M iin st.. v, ,,-!,. j,i
II. t. i'lr-t A M cotnl, I OI IVII I.I, I. .
VG EN TS lor many of Ihe lai k', st in . , '. , ,,t i 1,.
be. W lull WIHSt si -ci, ii n. I (, 1,1 Hit
limes fill i, ,, is Hl lowest h,'.i!. s. n .'- ', i,
. I.. il it yti,
( Elite nf I'. alee, i i, u ; I , I , ( ',, i
U indow lilacs, I'aifils oiN, .irui-lii s,
Jlw Tar, Lam,,', f.ni!, i n I J, i '.
113 M-lill -f.. Ill t. I II ..I.. I
Lot ' I 's Y 1 LI. I. h V.
Older s pr.ioip. Iv ': i, ! I .. ' ,,.
c. J '. vs i oi a , Jinn mui'.,
Lo - ! f . 1 l.-.ij 1 ,
n. siom:, viiif
J. I". I' ' vie ii jv .,
1 M I'll It I Its,
Miuuarturirt ami II '(o. -,- Ii, nl.it in
Booto and .Shoes,
Leather fc Findings,
No. 30 North M.iiia'id Cnuiuier.ini
st r 'i t
T. I.ous MO.
a. f.t'.iwlrr.
' Aititoi.ii no n i. i on
Ntu; it i.i:
rpHE prof.rietor wishes to r-M r,r ll the
J I ri'oiu.ri if, I. I. ' ,e I, u,; ,i,i m Iti,,,
and spacious, anl . t u ( d imtn. .1 . on t tf
111 i.C '(U4l'f, At, VON' W Ish I llg l.i l-l, gage (
t he bii i li' Ss Will gi I a b I r g n , ii I, y ' f 'l y M, r I
mm: I i l.'oviVii
Nov 1-wlni Citriollton, Mis.
1 HE t.UI'.AT A M EKICA
COUDXA T10X h UTTdX-UDl. 11,
Otrrsfanilni; it nil
SKWiiNU ma(;hini:
TS warranted to encu'r in the best r anner
J. every variety ol H w mg, llemmibg, i,ing
tirding, Tucking, Uraiding, Giihenrig ami
ewtng on at ou inn ; CI nl .ng. ihtnnm.M,
Embroidery, on the ci1l;:, ai, I in fc li in o
miltti beautiful button and E 1 t ,i n in
all fabric.
tt hat no equal, b'ling al soiuniy fl i'f
Family Mirh.iu in the w ,ii l, and . n t r , n ra :
I V lb cheapest, a it do wot other ma
cAinecan accomplish. (
We also have ior le The Pia.n. American, n
beautiful Family machine wnLoiil. the l;,nt,,,
Hoi parts, at reduced prices.
Circular with full radicular and tample
of work done ou ihs NUrhitin cau be had I r mu
Sale i:oo of tiir 'Dn.mal A.kn ,
No tm Canal st. ew Orleun.
Inatruciion given on thn mtrLin gratult
oosly to all purchaser.
XAgnia with some capital wanted in
every county or Parish, Adam A Co , No, ,'
Canal street, Nw til an. dccl'wl
rLOM LIilAIJ III I.IIM.
A GOOD A.SSOHTMI..N"! or ily ii.ths, Tu
lip, Crocus, Japan Lilies, Ac, Ac, J it
received and for (ale al lbs Central N ,u si i.-
Also, a choice coiUcio.n of liur h. d '--r
fall Planting, (hums raised.)
r A. L. n ATC'I.
JacVsv.n, Nov. 4 h, 'Ci tw3t w3L
Amino r..yiiit'..A vn
ljs;ser. Appiy st Ian cm ics.
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