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l.. Lyons PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY,
AND
Sparkling CataWba Wines,

aqua. in Quality aud Cheaper IN Price fban
the BrGndiey and Vines If the
Old Wo,id
For Summer Complain, Cholera Infantum
Bowel Complaint, Cramp, Choiic
aud Durhoea.
a sure Cure IS guaranteed, or the
money 'oiH be reftnded.
In support Of the above statements, ar'
presented The Certificates Of DR.. James r
Chiffon, che mist, New York, DR. Hiram
Cox Che emlcal Inspector, Ohio, Dr. Jas. X.
Nichols, chemist, Boston. DR. ". F. Jores
Chemical Inspector, Cmclevliie OHIO, Prof
e. T Jackson chemist. Boston, Dr.. Chas.
Upham Shepard, Charleston, s c., and J
v Z Biarcy and G A. Mariner, consull-
ing chemists, Chicago, all of whom have
analy Zed the CstaN ba Brandy, aud com
mend II in The highest terms, Tor medical
use.
analysts of the Massachusetts State
Assayer, Jan. %, 1858.
When evaporated through clean linen il
left no oil or offensive matter. la every
respect il l. Pure spurious liquor. The
Oh which gives 10 this RraUdy it, favor and
aroma IL wholly unlike fu>II. or grain oil.
lis odor pariakes OF both the iruit and oil OF
grapes. With ACIDS. II produces others Of
a hiah fragrance. The substitution OF this
Brandy tor Coanac Brandy Will do away
wi'h the manufacture OF fictitious spirits
sold under this name both at home anc
abroad Respectfully,
y. A. HAYES. NJ D., A-sayeT TO STATE
Mass, Is Boyle-,on ST
Bs the same. in 1864.
have analtzsd a. Lyons PGre Ca;a-
VIDA Brandy" with reference 10 rs com
position aud character, being the same as
that produced in Iast wears. A san pie
laken from zen casks afforded The same
results with regard 10 purify ; a slightly
mere ased smuunl OF the principle on y hirh
lis favor depends was determined by com
pari. on with former samples
The indications ol acalysis show ihat
this Brandy l. proirced by The same pro
ceS- a. most OF the imported Brandy
Respectfully, a. A HAYES, nj d
State A>saver. is Bovles.on ST.
Boston. July %. 1861
Mauuiacuted oaly by II II JACOB &
CO, (ro whom all Orders should be ad-
dressed
Depot 81 Liberty ST, New York
Nov. 6, ls64-3n
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CorRT is still in session. There has been
q pretty large attendance OF people, though
not much business will Re brought 10. trial.
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New Jersey is the ohly Democratic state
in the North aud - the osiy one that is oui
OF debs and has sash balance i'm the Trea
sasy, GerSoss ls,Se Jersey
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WATcHes.--If you wish 10 bny watch,
read the advertisement OF Devaugh & Co
importers Of Arcana Watches
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TIE SHOOTING SEAsoN-Tne aw prohib-
lis persons rom elther shoo,fg, trapping
or desiroyine in any way whatsoever, OF
offering Tor sale, partrIdges, pttasanls aid
rsbbns, from :he rirst day OF January. until
the firsi day OF October, IN each aud every
year, under a penalty ol hvt dollars III
each and every case.
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N5ATRIMoNlAL. LADIES AND GEN

N5ATRIMONIAL. LADIES AND GEN
iva lemrn. II ou wish 20 marry address
the rndersi2ued, VITO will send you vi h
ont money aud without price, valuable in-
formation that will enable yon 10 marry
happy aud speedily, espec:ive oi age;
wealth or beauty. rhis Information VIII
cost voc nothing and il yon wish 10 marry.
| will cheeffuily assist you. All letters
sttlcll, con6aential. The desired intorma-
tioa sent bv return mail. and no questions
asked. Address Sarah Lambert, Green
-. K.r<z ,ouner Nau-Xork
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WANTFD-Aboui six inches of snow to
repair The sleiehing which-has beer rapidly
passing away during the past few days.
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TIE MACHINE FOR THE TIMES !
pEyEls SONS MAGAZINE
The Besr and Che0pest IN the
World for LGdies!

The popular monthly magazine VIII he
greatly improvsc tor 1865. 1T will contain
One TnoG-ard pages
Fourteen Splendid Sieel Plates
Twelve Coloied Fashion Plares !!
Twelve CaIored Berlin Work Patterns
Niue Hundred Wood Cuts!
Twenty four Pagee Of Music
All this will be gwen tor only Two Dol
lars wear OF dollar less than Masa-
zines of ne cIa<. oi Peterson Is
Thrilling Tales and n veleties
Are the be-, published anywhere All The
most popular wtt'srs are employed 20 'eriie
ori- ina.iy Tor Jefferson In 1868. IN
addition 10 us usual Huanli.v OF short sier
ies. Four original Copynsht Novelette,
viii he given. by Ann 5 ShphenS Louise
c Monlon, Frank Lee BeuedIcl, and the
Author oil lbe "Second Life" 1t also puo
li>hes
Fashions ahead Of all Others.
Each pumber, sn addition TO the cnlored
plate. gives tonnel, Closks aud Dresses.
engraved on wood Also, pattern, trom
which Dress Mantilla. or Chiij's Dress
can be cut, without the aid OF a manu-ma.
ker. Aso several pages of Household
aad other Receipts.
u IL Is the cest Lady's HagGzine in the lcoric
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Observation-Disclosures snow is fall
iag.
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Mrs. Maxwelrs T4stim Onial.

Ne,r YORK. Dec % 1862.
Knowing positively that Reeves Am
I brosia produced beautiful head OF hair
for Mrs Lizzie Shepherd, Of Brouklu,
New York, was induced, thereby, 10 use
II thoroughly. | needed something for my
hair, il being short aud thin -had-uSed one
half dozen bottles hen could plainly
notice an increase IN ITS length, strength,
aud beauty. An experience ot about IVY
years has proved complete success. Mo
hair is now by measurement, tOnr ieet le n
inches IN length. nearly reaching the floor.
! Rave allowed my photograph 10 proclaim
the merits OF Reeves AmbfosIa TO the
world.
MRS WALLACE Z MAXWELL
Cg IN entenpyising Druggists hare
these Photo graphs and keep for
sale, REEVES' AMBROSI.4 al IS
Cents per Bottle.
Druggists who may not have our preaa
raiioa, will send for It'll applied TO Pfln-
clpal Depot, 90 Fulton Street, New York.
Nov. 80. lS64.-6 mos.
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Were awarded the hghe- Preminms over
! all Competitors al the following State
and Comfy Far of 1853.
NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
! First Premium for family Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine
First Preminm for Maciir Work
INDIANA STATE FAIR.
First Premium for Machine for all purposss
First Premium for Machine Work
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
Fir.t Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Mschine.
First Premium for Machine Work
OHIO STATE FAIR.
Firsl Premium for Machine Work
IOWA STATE FAIR.
First Prem um for Family Machine
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine
First Preminm for Machine Work.
ILLINOIS STATE EAlR.
First Premium for Machine for all purposes
First Premium for Machine Work
KENTUCKY. STATE FAIR
First Premium for Machine for all purpose
FIRST Premium for Machine Work,
MICAlGAN STATE FAIR
First Premium for Manufacturing NJ ashiae
Fret Premium for Family Machine
First Premium for Machine Work
PENN'A STATE FAIR
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine
FIRST Premium for Machine Work
OREGON STATE FAIR.
FIRST Premium for Family Machine
First Premium for Machine Work
CHITTEN DEN co. VT AGR'L soc.
first Premium for Family Machine
First Premium for Manufacturing Maol Inc
First Premium for Machine Work
FRANKLIN CONY, FAIR
First Premium Tor Family Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine
CHAMPLAlN VALLEY vi. AG'L soc.
First Premium for Family Machine
First Premium or Manufacturing Machine
First Premium for Machine Work
HAMPDEN CO, Mass AG'L soc.
Diploma for Family Machine.
Diploma for Machine Work
WASHINGTON co, Ny FAIR
First P5eminm for Family Machine
| QUEENS co n Y. FAIR
| First Premium for Family Machine
! First Premium for Man ufscturing MachIus
| First Premium for Mae hine Work
| SARATOGA co N Y, FAIR.
! Firs Premium Tor Family Machine
! MECHANICS INSTITUTE Pa. FAIR.
| First Premium for Machine for all purposes
! First Premium for Machine Work
! GERENFlELD O, UNION FAIR
/ First Premium for Family Machine
! First Premium for Machine Work.
/ CLINTON co. o, FAIR.
First Premium for Family Machine
| First Premium for Machine.
MONTGOMERY CO Pa, FAIR.
! Fl ST Premium for Machine for all purpose
J First Premium for Machine Work
| SAN JOAQUIN co Cal FAIR.
! FIrsI Premium for Family Machine
! First Premium for Machine Work.
! SAN JOSE DISTRICT Cal FAIR
! First Premium for Family Machine
| First Premium for Machine Work
The above comprises all the Fairs
| al " hich the Grover & Baker Machines|
were exhibited this wear
Sales-rooms, 495 Broadway, New York.
730 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
March %, IS6I-ly
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hope il will yet have name less lumber
ing and more convenient--G GSeeiy.
Gait it New 4fIicd. II is so euphonious,
60 classical and above all so appropriate
Every Loyal Lacquer ought to 30 in ecsta-
cies overlhis, and they wi.l-giVe them a
ehance.--N. Y Herald.
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OYSTERS, OYSTERS
Eating and Drinking g
9 9AnOOSa
July 10, 1854

THE subscriber respectfully gives no
tice 10 lhe public that he has at his Saloon,
on Main Street, constantly on hand
Fresh Oysters,
either in The she'll or by The CAN, to suit
hi customers Families can be supplied
by The can or by the quart upon short no.
tice he also keeps on hand Xxx Ale, 81
der and minerals.
Give him a call.
B. STCHNER.
Bloomsburg, Nov. %, 1864.
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Photographic Albums.

We we're the first Il Introduce these into
the Unued states, and ws manufacture I'M
n,eu>e QEaulitie~ IN Stfal variety, aolng
in pfice irom 80 cents tc $50 each Our
ALBUMS have the reputation OF beng
superior IN beanfy and durability le any
othrrs Tney will be senl 10y mail,
OF receipt OF price.
- Fine albums Made 10 order. 81
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ofi puhH
wood Whic fol
French
Aio
Mr. GRoVESTEEN wh has had practical eS
O
PFf Rceiredh The Highest aoard Merit orer oil others
at h Worlds Fair
of London Paris Germany
gold both OF
largely
hein nsrumen all pucw which,
IN
Octave
Rosewoo louis
TEHW@.-NET CASH, BN CURRENT FUNDS
DESCRIPTIVE ClRCULAR RS Sent FREE
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Notice 10 Trespassers.

THE following farmers and land owners
of Orange and Genre townships, Columbia
counIv, do hereby caution all person
aeaiusl hnuiIne or in anywise trespassin
on their lands, TINS making ihemselve
subiscl 10 the penalties of the law whie
will be most strIagenily enforced
David K HaymeD, Stephen Hill,
Samuel Heidle,, Frany Hsymani
Simon Lawry Reuben Suler,
A u OF Orange township.
Benz. Siner, VIM Beck,
Frederick Beck, Adam Hill.
Wm WINNIE, Geo. Witmire,
Joseph Ruckle, all of GENRE twp.
Orange, Nov 10, 1864.
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@1adm Agency

S0S5O@ A9S@9yl
'EyHE undersigned having connected him
Il sell with established Agencies ia WasH
ineton and Philsdelph's is prepared
attend 10 the collection OF Back pay,
BOunties, Pensions,
and all oiher equitable claims against N
Government. His experience and busineI
connections enable him 10 attend 10 tbeI
with the least possible delay. No chargI
made unless The claims are secured.
Office with E. II. Litlle, Esqr Cod
House Alley, Bloomshnrg Pa.
c 3 RROCKS
Bloomsbnre, Dee. IA, 1854 x-lsS
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3. 600 copies Of WORKS OF
Art,

iucludipg reproductions of he most cele-
btaied Eusrdv'Ggs Paintings, Statutes, &c
Catalogues sent nu receipt ot Stamp A
Ords'r tor one dozen Pictures from our Cat
aloenr viii be filled on tie receipt OF $3.50
aud sent b. mail, Free.
Puo oerapher, and others ordering 90 cd
c. O d will please reTii twenty i've pc
cent Of The amonu. with her order.
f & II. T. ANTHONY q co,
Manufacturers of Photographic Materials.
SOL BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
- The prices md qt,uijty Of our goods con
mol fail 10 satisfy
Dec 7, Is64-6mo.
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r e EV ES'
ORIGINAL, GENUINE g. RELIABLE,
AMBROSIA,
FOR THE GROWTH, BEAUTY AND
PRESERVATION OE THE HAIR.
Established lS6O.l
Price, IS cts. per bottle.

This preparation can show
living evidences Of its excel
lence.
SEE
Photograph aud read ceriifi-
cate OF Mrs. VIM. Snt,nn-
hair five ieet and one Iuch in
leng,h-ussd Reeves Ambro-
sIa about twenty months.
ALSO,
Photograph and certificate OF
Mrs L NJ Neil-hair five fl.
length - used the Ambrosia
l6 months
Thousands are using this
preparation and offering will
lInU fe IInnnials
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CARD PAoToGRAPHs.

Or Caiaiogue now embraces over Five
Tboo~snd >utj-cls 60 which adti ions are
continually teiue ma6e) OF Pourails oi
Eminett Americans &c. viz-about
100 Maj Generals, $50 Saie-menS.
200 Brig. Generals, 1870 DIV ne~.
275 ColnneI>, I25 Authors,
100 Lent. Colonel- 40 Artists,
$50 Ogher Officers I25 Stages
rs NAVY Officers 80 Prom NJ WON en-
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WANTED "A smar,, active and intel
iigent boy to learn the printing business.
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Tn ese potographs, taken from lie, have
been awarded 10 extend the know ledge Of
the merits of this wonderful discovery =
Hundreds have seen these ladies and heard
the facts from their own lips-
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Leaves Memphis, 0, a. M, ilw4s
Wednesday md Friday, arriving At On
ada at II 70 a m, Tuesday. Thsssls,s
Saturday. Close e~onnsesivns nsissa
trains on the Mississippi Csntssl RI
a. s. LlvERMOnE,
General Superinten1S.
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'Nstiee u Tax Payers.

| have received the following order
from Gov. Sharkcy on the subject Of
collecting taxes.
Essctnvs Orucr,1
JACKSON Mr,s., Aug. 9th, lstj.{
James Z. Fletcher Esq. Sheriff Of
Pamela County:
plAs SiR:--f have ja,l received
your favor Of the 9Th. and answer.
you arc TO continue collecting until
the tax 10 all collected. or until fur.
thss orders. IN order to collect tho
export tax on all, that is one dollcv
Per bale, you had better appoint dep
utics to watch the roads, and il there
are parties in your county who have
taken cotton 10 market without pay.
Ing the tar, they are liable ~ nav
double ,aA, and you must collect il,
as such removal 10 . refusal 70 psy
The tax. II it goes from other cosn.
tics without paying tar, the Sheriff.
Of such counties must observe the
same rule ". l.. SnARkgy.
rrev. Gov. Of Mis-.
Al per.cus Who have taken cotton
to market since the l7thday Of July.
1865. must come up and par me
the tax Of cnc lellar per bale. or if |
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Now AND THKS.-Dcfore the war
We paid three dollars and fifty cents
for . bundle Of printing paper, now
We. pay ten dollars; then We paid
twenty-five cents per pound for Ink,
now We pay 6fty cents. Then We
paid ,hirty.four cents per pound for
type; and now We have 10 pay from
seventy to eighty ccuts. Then a
printing press Cos, two hundred aud
forty dollars; nov j, costs Eve hun.
drcd dollars. The cost Of setting 81,
tho typo and all other work in the
oficc, IS abou. one hundred per cen,
higher how than before the uai.
Tho cost Of living has advanced from
fifty V orc hundred per cent. These
ere some Of tho reasons why We are
compelled 10 increase our charges.
Everything now is cash, and NC msst
insist - our patrons complying with
this ruiz In our case. We are now
senjing our paper TO over two hun.
drci and 6fiy persons Who have no,
paid 10 Is YET, and il they will 10 Sc
ss once wc expect to buy q larger
prcss and more type, and print a
paper - largess the Bsuethr. Every
puinbcr Of cur paper contains i'm.
portant orders, necessary for the
people TO know, and which they can.
not obtain IN any other way. your
own interest rsqaircs you to sub.
scribe Tor your county paper immedi
atcly.
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We tfs toffT fhd A s1HspbH nv
been I'd u NJ tic pfaehi qhh ~
~ tLqtt a. ontYehNgh ~ tba sob
issi n NJ begfh lhal htilfal theme
VI s%Jhlthli0n aHl tflhgl M lof iha
past lsan'y years Il ID nothing
VIZ, Niger, Niger, from morning
fill night, anil ifom one year onl
10 another The piPeB ave hllcl
with lho biggor The people llh
about nothing clso but lhc niggor
Tho rllinchstilp hlo e0icc astridc
Il fh' piegor. The President ISSUES
PROCLAMATION on The subject n NE
Niger Congress md 'hc state
Legislatures 'pabd half their time
and VI the people, money wrnn
ding aho' he niger ON country
rot into q ciyil var and .pcnt hun
drel. Of thousands Of lites aud bun
dreds Of millions Of dollars FOR the
niger, the government has declared
the niger nee, put arms INTO The
hands Of tho Niger. and sent Niger
Guards TO all important points ~
make white men behave themselves,
The northern abolitioni.t Soy The
niger Is as good II not little better
than the white man, and that he
shall be placed upon q political and
social equality with him. The south.
crn abolition organs say The niger
Is free, but IN order to please PrcsI-
dent Johnson our convention mus. al.
40 declare him free. IF We believed
tia, would put IN end to the Niger,
or rather to the wrangling about the
niger, We would be willing, not
wilhs,anding our conscientious scru.
pies on the subject, to sec Him freed
by force Of arms, freed BY Congress,
freed by the Convention. freed by
proclamation Of the President. freed
by the Legislature, freed BY his mas.
tor and freed by everybody else for.
ty times over, but VIC have lost all
hope Of ever getting clear Of this
eternal wrangling about the niger.
The politician must have some hobby
to ride into Office, and il We declare
the niger FREQ he will then claim
something else which one portion Of
the people will he willing to gran,
and another portion will oppose, and
so keep up the wrangling about the
niger as long rs there Is one Icf, in
the land. There is already one can.
iidate for the convention in this
State in favor Of giving the niger
a vote, and il political somcrsaults
continue as they have for the past
three or four months, vi will not be
surprised to sec some Of the former
secession papers advocating the
right Of the Niger to vote and hold
office. We want to get the niger
out Of the country, or TO 20 ourselves
to some Ear Of land where We will
never sec or hear Of the niger any
more. We would prefer Nat N,
niger be sent 10 his friends in New
England, where a man Is fined eft,
dollars for refusing him admission L
his table or his parlor, on terms Of
social equality, and to tina. end ",
are willing to contribute every dolls,
We are worth ia the world and com
mcncc our fortune anew. Get Ii,
niger out oil Congress, out VI ID,
Legislature, out Of the Convention
out Of he newspapers, out Of Ii,
mouths Of the politicians and nut o
the country, and We will soon bcgi,
to prosper again. We don, hlsm,
the poor unfortunate niger for al
this trouble. but We blame the whit,
iemagegue who is making use Of hin
Tor his swn selfish purposes.
8v1ndsu h,pvbf,,.,,,
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LOST PRorrRrY.-Wc have seen
q number Of written notices sticking
on our store doors describing lost
property; docs any man cSpcc,
70 end his property in this way
when there is q Newspaper published
In his county. If tho property is
worth having, il is worth paying a
small sum to tho printer for its re.
covery. II you have anything to
ell, Or there is anything you wish to
buy, sr have lost anything, advertise
in Ne STAR, as tho most obvious
msans Of making your wants known
10 the largest number Of persons.
Live and Let live and "hclp one
another should DO our ruling motive
In these times when all are prostra.
ted. Sel6shncss always overrcach,s
Itself in the end.
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1 cara

Nh. EpircN-1 notice in the
last number Of the STAR, thai some
sver partial ftiead has presented ms
name - . candidate 10 Represent tbs
eesaty IN the Legislature. While /
fully appreciate the eopplineAt per.
nit me- 10 coy sAss I have no poiis.
col aspirations, cad do therefore rnc.,
respectfully decline the nomination.
N. y. r'rtit,rS.
Fanc'a Mics. Aug. 18th lssi.
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DO
ha.s q - Altar item, WI nsss
IN Day ,so dsIlara pcs tsk hbd
An tef ihi Intending % tWfy e'a'oh
10 h,fAe haqaflqf, mav cd AZ ny.
IA ~ abJ pay ihe ibS OIL one dollar
par bale Gofors hey start, or hoy
WIN betavod double With costs
All parfons liable % pay iaS m.
ter he Governors Proclamation Of
The 18th u Jaly must come forward
and pay The same Or they vii have TO
pay double iaS, with costs. All cot
lon from other counties found pass
ina through tbs county, upon vl'Icli
tho ms bashot been pail, will BE- a..
se,scd double, and costs.
James H. Fletcher,
shcrid md Tax collector Of lnno'
IA county.
August H.. l-Gi
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Tnl CosyfyH9H We failed 70
receive an account Of the orgoni1a.
ton Of the Convention The second
day's proceedings, from The Memphis
Bulletin, is ull We could Get The
paper containing an account Of the
organization failed 10 reach u.s.
Hope by mex, week to be able to give
our readers a full account Of :heir
proceeding. The nails are carried
on the trains, Blu, owing to the want
Of a route ngcnt and post masters
along the road, |. is impossible to get
mail matter with any degree Of rcga.
lari,y.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-18

Tn AgtAYIlf VAnLt TN0 700
onl n,'eIep, to connect the two con
,inen,' by telegraph has proved .
failure. After paying out eight bnn
drel miles ,f the cable, the cloetrlr
current ceased 10 act. Thu, i. great
~ TO be- regretted, We 'till hope thru
they may succeed 10 making b
work.
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announcements.

d.. " =. PHILLIPS !. presented 10 the
people for the House VI Representatives
10 The next Legislature acien, rolels.
VOTERS.
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m. IT, pfiee u ou p'rer w
,e ~ dollars ~ ono yssr, tf,y
cent. for ono month, and fifteen
eeols per 'ioge '1py n"
ss,rJohn ", ward ~ dc Gfm y
Cr.msey 4 ward, $40 Nan hrc'l.
Memphi. il our authorized agent.
ljbps,ns..lc with him fof The rlAf
will NEE, siih prompt attention 't.et
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hare just received o fresh 10, II Gro.
eeriss consisting In part Il tho foil owing
articles; Whisky. brandy, vine, porter,
ale, brandy peaches. molasses, tobacco,
sugar VI lemon, sru6, cigars. oysters. sar.
dinfs, candles, pickles, tin ware, nails,
aaekcrsls salt, Hour, coffee. eosoenu,s.
pepper, csndy, plantation hiuer.. crackers,
etc., ete. LUTHER 4. tuNks,
a~asis.cro. rasola, Asssss is,A 1885.