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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20
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aals standard journal, founded mar. ,h.,
naiI I century since, has been reorvas,issd ian
30 sols and active cops Of editor, rsno, sasa
anu correspondents. Ii Is Of snis,.'IS 'sI1
saleIloI typography, and Il published - ,.,' ~
sempafisg hVorably with any other srS,.slss.
papsI. " has access &c authentic san,rrs :,
o1ls'nai intelligence In politics. omm... ~
%lehce and literature. The iniins,a -
,oaise between the founders Of m 49,,
ih'flligenecr and those men who r,nsn'ao.Ha
she extremes Of opinion which have cnImi0a,sa
- aas iase var, prove the modsn,io. ana ~
rsIny which have ever marked h. son,.a
ms ln'ersoarze and respsc, embraced wsbs.ss
,alhoun' Clay, and Benton. II had y..s,sa
ne conhdsnce Of them ell. The Sa.,ns., =,
'eii'ssneer l. conducted scrupalouslv mn y, y.
pfin.iples which have ever guided n ~
ived % ieel the value q ms4eFs.lap "a. I'M
aohaa maternity, and r~eioices 10 ~psrrtirs ~,
~ american people respect them Ilksrl.. "''
oa'ly paper, one rear, si0, sir man,ts
'aFss months. % sn Trlwssliv eae 81
ysas, So SIX mouths ~, ihres ms,,As one
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saectssnfs Of GALES 1 So.
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heWtt great family h%afsbafhfst nlamin
Wood, editor aHt proprietor J1afnsis n
politics, Htefaiafa fashions, mafkat ahd
hhsaaial reports, Interesting miscellany
shi Moves from All parts II The world, I'M.
pf1ttments introduced Ani IN immenia
circulation determined on Tbs largest,
beet abd cheapest papers Published 10 Wow
York NeK f0fk eseAly hsps, published
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ING goaf, ~ 30, 6va copies one year, ~ 70
tea copies one yoaf, fl7, and IN ..ettfa
s1py " my oIub N TN 1wehiy copies,
ono gear, t3U. The weekly Mems Il sent 70
aleffymah ~ tl Semi weekly Nffs, pub.
liahel ivory Tuesday and Friday Single
copies 9ne year, ~, three copies ono gear,
90, hre copies one year, aI5, ten copies
ono year $50, hRd no oxtfn copy 10 avery
club n ton, Twenty copies ono year, fj5,
% oiofgymen f3 Tho Now York daily.
Mems, 70 mail Subscribers, $40 por annnm,
sir months, o. For sale by all news deal.
era. Specimen copies u daily and weekly
Aetrs sent free. Address
BENZ. WOOD,
Daily Acws building, 10 city hall square,
NEW YORK.
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Hg Flflss # n Hfasg maaa /.
t8sfi n F4Hsls saHHtF. Htsts
A he frtamHef term, 1874. Ghss.s
mihlfimt6f NJ lhs sslags N f..sM
aatsassd wilt, n ths iae faaasaI
saassd a faun ltnput ~ Ha 49,
tald eouhiY, ~ Handay, fho gu
fasneihF n sIaas 10 e6lbsk
Ell n public sals p ~ highm
~ hss4 n tIsfasa H#fss HHIaa -
" % head N nv Nallla. d yaEsaaS
Ia head NJ Mitch tuws and thal,
" head n savs aad iself plss !
Hboale. Ugatel sheep, one IAk, lAAl
Corn one sst n Blacksmith ! I III
and Harness me Waeah, Fsfnlas
with other articles usually h.asA
plantation And IN tlse nest A.
79d Inst commencing At the sass Il.
ssll ihe aatHe way N ihe pIanlatAs !
oeaaed, IN aald county, eight o. hln
N Como Depot II The hsIrhhs.~
Rivers Mrs Whites and IaHss
N AZ head of Horses, Mares, MI
10 or 10 head N dry Cattle, / II.
10 ~ twelve head n Mitch ~
Calves, " Or 10 head Of Bows an
head of Hhoata, Goau, Sheep, lig
Corn, ono set Of Blacksmith ! Toes -
Farming implements, with other w.t.
found on a large plantation,
Teana o. sALK,-Cah on deliver
AZ the same time and place, | win a.
for the year 1860, Tho said ~pIanlsskm
miles west Of Como Depot. Ar ~
TO rent i can learn particulars iy slas
INC, at Como Depot, h.&T.Rh
N, n sLEDGi
janG.2t "A miles Southeast Come h,
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

Iht STATE Of Mississippi, Pamela county.
IN uc Circuit Court Of alil county.
" y Harris surviving partner IL l,arsS
Harris plaintiffs, vs. James T Westbro1k. do.
PENDANT
Attachment Issued the 18th dly Of Noyem.
b'ti 1903, and levied upon the estate Of stil
defendant for the sum II tGs 10. retnuablc 10
the Circuit Court Of said county. Notice 4.
hereby given 10 the said defendant james r.
Westhfook, that unless be appear before said
court on The first day Of the next term thereof
10 be holden In aud fr said county. at Inc
court. houtr thereof In the town Of Pamela. an
The seventh Monday aner the fourth Monday IN
March. 1900, and plead to said action, i1ir.
mcnt will be entered against him, and the
estate attached will be sold
lanll.iw &c, HARRISON. Cltfk.
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Don't READ TnIsii,

Those parties who are indebted ID The
ola hrm oi Vernon, larioo 3 clay, can
make u 'u their interest Nv promptly com.
INK %fofFarl aui closing up thrlr aatunnta
by note 0ving 70 the present untalllrI
state Of affairs, 10 propose 10 rive any
reasonable tins 70 parties II they win AZ
cure "a In their indebtedness. Those con
signing ptolueeto aa will not DO required
20 apply any ~ tho proceeds 10 tho nav.
ment Of The old debt except hy consent.
9. q. Clay anl q, G. %lartce, formerly Of
the firm, can be seen at their respective Of.
fees, No. 328 Front Row, and No. Il Mon.
roe 81. Mr. q Il. Watkins Il at Pamela
for The purpose o. closing outstanding
business IN North Mississippi.
e. &. CLAY,
@ e, PARTEE,
det.lO.H' Surviving Partners.
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lfiH z Wf4ift6
"a pDItHtFF A fD..
fWriagc Dcafeys,
100 Main IT., Memphis.

Ai,tf Al la,sf,si N fgaf yssfs iie sab
tsfibaff bats ssain resumed fhe taffifRH
BUSINESS aHd hsss 5h hand 4 hsW ahi veil
sissisi stock N Carriages, H9eaAwfyH,
Bqfgaehas, Patk Phpi9aa, RugRiaat iIH
tass n III kinds N addition " finished
carriages, " alao keep 4 large assortment
IN All hda6f Gaffiaga materials, consist
inK In pert n sVfinEH, atlaft iron, Fheelat
sbyksa, hubs, leather, cloths, damask, on
amslsd cloths, paints, yafnlshas, etc.
ThabFfBl ~ tba liberal patronage M
hAYa received f6ftNehsY Ysafa, W. AK dHf
friends AMI The public 70 call and examine
our stock. WOODRUFF a 90,
h0ris .3m, 100 Main Street
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ADMINISTRATORS MOTIF

Whereas the Honorable Probate Ca
Panoln county, and State Of Alnizip
December term, 1865 thereof grAnir
undersigned letters Of adminlstmtian !
estate Of George @. TAFT deceased, nov
fore all persons having claims against 4
tate are hereby notified 70 have them Pm
and registered In the Probate Clerks a
said county, within The time prescribed n
or they will be forever barred.
N. r. sLEDGE
jan6-0t. Administer
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The iee-Forge In the river al 81.
louis gave way on The 18th instant.
and NE zee swept past the city with
Tremendous power. A dozen steam.
ers and . number Of bsrgas wrre
s',ns 2. serioasly damaged, Involving
'Eai ts~s Of about $4,000. The
aanfss 70 The remaining boat. va.
reported immin.ni. "a
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!, Is thought tia, Judge William
fsrgsr, Of jackson, Mississippi. will
he placed upon the Bench II The
United States Supreme Court. There
Is not an ablef lawyer In the South.
perhars, with the exception Of Judge
Sharkey.
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Blacksmithing
AND
L r Q NJ.

4 : opened my blacksmith shop. in ,hs
sGwa Of Pamela, sad am prepared l. do II, ~
~. au' Of iar,n, wagon and Carriage vol
a,so, h~orse.shoeing. | have on lssS "ol.'
plus OF different kinds Of iron. sa. a
springs and aIle.trees, which iii III "a,
very cheap. Thoss wisl no soa In se,i
to give mo a call. - n 20 we'll
sep20.tf. ohhbk'
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I~NSOLYENT NOTICE

Whereas at the regular November Term
Of the Probate Court Of Tunica County.
Mississippi, the Estate Of Stephen Miller,
deceased, was declared insolycn. by order
OF said Court, nov therefore all persons
having claims against said Estate arc here
by notified TO present their claims for rer.
l%siration within twelve months from he
date Of this notice or their claim. will be
forever barred. LOUISA j. MILLER.
Nov. y, 1865. Gem Adminis,ra,rix.
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MEMPHIS
Southern Hat House.
francisco K Wiggin,
Dealers Ia
Hats, Caps and Furs.

Nssail the attention Of our Mi.,i..l,r,
tflsnds 70 the fac. tia. We still oesun, Il.
Old stand as before the var MAJ ma
sil' ? " TO their advantages 10 sramins
oaI sso.s before purchasing elsewhere, an,
sspefiof facilities enabling u. 10 az,
y a. iss. priess than thsy can j.
"Vahht vest ~ rev York
,oa FRANCISCO q wfGnIs.
sV9 Main Street, two door. Es.A :,
Noaf0es'fsss, Memphis, Tenn.
Francisco q Co, Nashville.
Francisco = wissin. New Orleans.
ianl5.1 I'm.
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Danny ArAiAScRE. U.s.
GALLOWAY. POLLARD ! c.
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WE SINCERELY BELsYyK


ARSOUx Suddenly on T..sdsy, Feb n, EIh kvsnst
daxhte, OF Anhoay add CcrnsatiDs ". Arpsar. -
I'll year of Der o1e. -. b
Woodward invited attend tie funer services b y
held at the boose OF her pa No ~ East Scvvr1s>k
"a p OF Thursday. tte Ista nat. 10 80
BENsOS-Ob Sunday. Feb q. Esoer Benson in .As M
I'll. roisvs. Ard .ad. Of the firmly repeatedly ~
g. a,end tue funeral from the Reformed patsh
ins al 10 clock The will be tarn to Mes UtncH
Long Island fof irterueGt y
hING>IAND-ou Sunday rnornips. fes %. Dsasl C. -
The relatives ard friends Of the family invited 20 aea u
funeral wedn-.dey Feb. % .. 10 O'Clock from ne ros
dence Of h.s father, No. III Fitlisse d . ..
Liy'SOA-M Yon.er, Sturdy evening fse. a. hatss
daI shter Of james lawson.
The ffeni 81 he family respectfully invited 70 ate pdths
frers IRON, .be Dutch Reformed Choich tDr Rocer>
corner fitiave and - on Thur.dsy notnss
March I, pi ~ 0 clock. .I.t..sa
mATrHEWS-ln Bfoo.yo Ga Mcsdsy, Feb y. Miss LsrS
The friend. ofhe family are respectfully invited % attend w
furTa al the fssiden,e o. her oro,he, ID Msthrsy.
No. 40 Myr,e~e.. At o'clock ou Wednesday, the NJ
B.rshir. and franklin County i,. papers please copy
MTLAlO-On tuesday Eco q. OF heart disease Gastsns
Mila1o, ncs:ss Of Italy. aged - yesrs
His rerd. snd che bro,hethcod ~ tho uniis an FrsenN
aans sle respectfully TO attend bis funeral ksc
his late residence, No . hr1a ave, TINS t"eanesos
'ernODn, ~ o CLOCK.
MOORG-On Tue.isy Feb -. ofc,n'Inpcn, Mary Moore.
II, Tread, Of "a. family ne invited to attend her funeral
h.r ls,s srnce No. ~ Dehnesys. on fbwsday.
March l. St O'Clock p
hEVNS-a. Waterford Co,n. SATURDAY, Feb "a. Come
liza h. wife payd n. Ncyins srd daughter OF the late
Thona, D. Perkins OF New ..onioa, Conn.
SHAWL BroOslyn Tu-.day morning f-b ~. Sarss
Jane. wife OF R@nianin y. shaw Of Inca y. Y.
The friends and o; the so'ly invited 70 e.
tend the uns al srvces a the rsdence ri her brothcrn
Law, C. " @l.rf, No 81 unJuS.. on Friday. MACH .. q
The Of dsce..ed will be to Utica for ntssusst
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Amusemeuss this Evening.

AllDKNY OF HcsC-lrALnN orrRs-L. sossAs
4 MIA
N ,LlACkS 1iifAIEk-BESy,Jr % hlsf MANI 'At'
No,-HoSAsct AND kkIIIi.
,uN NpIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y IA tcsthti oK
'rse LovpH, rBr L.cxp,. AND LIrTLs "L.r shPfff-
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hlgLos GAIDrS-NIss MACON NITcH,LL N fANeHoS
THf CsIcKfr.
WiSTER GAkDtN-MERcHssr OF |bsict-mAfiSs Az
Io,locs -kD@fs BoorH IN 'RrCnsLiru'
tuoy RrsITON's NETWORK THEArEE -THs
Kt>c's GAsprNtT-THr BLACK DosINo-Ils fhEAoS
rxox ~ Ssoct fKocs. ..r. .....
gROADly. ~ IHkAfEi:--.oHs y. OWNS ~ "soLoN
ssIx1ls -TBI LIyr !NpIAs. n %
WoOps TIIEATER-Mi.s LrcnLv Wrs,sKy ~ 1Hr
AMUSEMENT; Or. THs THup srBit'N. NArIsst 81 y
oslocl. - ....
BIRS, wa .MvsRCM-Mosr.; o., bRpL ~ Esrrr-
100 .p CrKIosr1irs- hferoon aud Evening
yoXs OLD BowERY THEATEn-JAck AND Gill
WrST I p tn. Hill
W-YORe CIRCuS-IfrH.s 81. -Eory,rpGAS ASp GYn
..,rIc FERpoxpAsCEs-JssKs HopiNsoS rHn 6Ahy
pIck RIprR-LuI J. N0Hru-hns Lotn. rors
NAIRH-THE sPKfTK OF YHr rfivkx sHowrn' mAIissk
siy o'clock 1910 .' IT'D ......
BRYANTs MINsTRELs-LirrLs MAC A. Jocxo: TIE
: MoxrxY-soiRKx bErHioPK-DAS BhrAxrs Srunp
srsrcH--RoLLiS HpSAPp ~ NoExA ... .-la ,... '
lnI-ssyIDORE GALLERY-lHuRCH's PAiHriSo "Twf
LIGHT ~ TBs WILDERSEss" and PicruH~ by Foreign
Artists. 100. ...r H
BONNEVILLE ART GALLERY, No. eis BxoApvAr-Mf
Uss. r. HAVE ficresns f
gXog gEssp y S. og tABLk-Asa Esssrr 4NL Nv. q
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New.YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is 1850
~ ,s so either aed or restrained its uttsr.
| 81. -ui,Nt,. ~ I,,o,,. AZ m iiitary

approach Of me nag either fed OF restrained its utesr.
aoces within the limits Of military law.
With the sms traitor EDITORS as before and during
tina war n.rdop ed pay be- but wanifesty unchanged
in temper and purpose tAereu oispdysd me 'a's SEC
t,onnI p7rif AID harsd Of s Ftf,rol Gorsr-s thoaS
rot ne .a~s stomach far feli. liTder thin dssns
Of sgrr n, Pytsid1at hey o,SGU HE ends who have
,ood b, Ism oil IrO1 RI the dark years tA conflict ana
yiIlifg hose uhon they call The Radicals meaning all Union
enabling that tp sboud again be restored 70 po'esr opsv
lovai men 7hcir divran Affords the sir0astA ar
ssnsn eseias hs odmissonto their ssd'' q yogr Con-
sressoaai augmentation This remark applies. rih 'r
exceptions TO The Southern press.
7ls idca and principle Of s Rebtios are constantly
iHstied hy it into The popular mi.d fortunately ior
Tennessee unlike OF her nelghbof States shc mas
manhood enough left i'll her Legislature, her press ana
her citizens OF native and foreign biith TO conrover
and deDounce them. That ir her strength ana gracs
commenting her To the loyal and patriotic OF the Whoe
natiOU.
They who Cor four years, conspired to destroy the
Government il they are now sincere WIZ cheeIiuly
accept the measure o. liberal accorded 70 their North
{ arolna ancestors They viii voluntarily, IN tho Ian
guaee OF the President. take a back seat. Let then
hare he Jentft Of eqso iG.s bal take from thf " onct
the yorsr and eIa'ioa 10 rsae1 her ds'daH tPoHn ht
ftheir oobHtgD.
Msrv Of them the President has certainly pardoned
Ruf il II quite cert in that they in turn have pardoned
him that they DO not sti cherish toward hm the same
feeling Of revenge toward oil 9th rs OF our Stale
who united With him IN the overthrow OF their cher
In losing l hone not TO I've theught presenting if
urge upon our friends the Union Of the State the
policy the duty the necessity OF keeping your ran OF
standing shoulder to shoulder as when you faced the
enemy on inc field Strenuous efforts are made to SOW
diSsention among you. They would divide YOU TO ruin
you Uniting VITA faction to OverpoWe the other,
they would then iurn upon their allies and rend them.
1T 40 Union man. AA lca court N, fsroy 81 re;or,
H. rl nsr,r tn ". From f frsi they hare hid kin as
their fOc last they wR6,iis Every mon man
who puts his trust in :hem will sooner or later ind
out BE WISE beScech you in time. EScaew per Obs
quarres petty IyalTies frivolous jealoases and self
seeking csbss 30 shall sou yourselves from fall
ing one bS one, an unpiied sacrifice IN contemplate
struggle.
Accept, gentlemen. assurances Of consideration.
an, very respectfully. your obedient servant
HORACE NAYNAEp.
Nessrs William Heisken. and others. COMMITTEES.
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Death Of the Hon. &. w. snyt e- s'r"s~sd-
invs Of the State Convestiss-
GALVESTON. Texas, Saturday. Feb

GALVESTON Texas, Saturday. Feb. a. i-,A
Tie funeral Of the Hon. George W. Smrths
WAS attended nv the members Of the State Convention
en- nasse previous 10 which resolutions OF respect 4"
his memory and coincidence and sympathy tor biz family
were adopted ...-
MT. Smythe is pronounced one OF the ablest States
men in Texas and his death IL regarded rs great pab
lie calamity. ,
In The Convention 4 resolution wes introduced and
referred 10 exempt certain property from attachment
and prevent forced sales oi the sau' on executions
until ~ months after The service oi ts WI" W sfecu
ton shall have expired.
minority report declaring rhe Session ordinance
null ard void wss discussed and referred NJ was also
reso,n,ion requesting the Government 70 provide
treaty with the Indian tribes OF the State 20 secure pro
lection 10 white settlers and relief against Indian in
cursi0ls.
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Business Notiets.
Tx HORRORS oY INDIGESTION.

Tx HORRORS oy INDIGESTION.
You complain OF your stomach uu,or cnats dy,2epe but
ought no, your stomach 70 complain OF you Pc.aby the
p,a,. you endure simply TIE ,on.sc. reo cd Of .kDs
veure upon you and abb T. Perhaps you have
mad. esos improve it, oon or n the other
h,zd continually cIsunng it with unvhocsone sud in.
eon:rrous food Have you tried HosrElrExs STOMACH
BIrrrss proper diet and reguA, meals The Beer IL
uond pr. your digestive spprs, In perfect order
ulas the flow Of bile otdsnce with the laws u hes.h
and produce il. much sperien, action would be Bsce'
sary for your good and when you once oil right judi
eou, ard re suM dien with little of The Tonic and
then would keep you ID you have neglected hess
Of cure don't blarn. your stomach for its rebellion !, il.
merely nature. h: that she help " you neglect f.
III. next thing msy be Inflammation Scha. CineeE
some other yOsa, and dangerous dsess There sucl
thin. a. being ioo iI in these matters IorrrTZFs BIT
rrs, will care Dyspcrs bu, Dypes's usy gcnt-, ''
sN., whtcl DEFY al res'oga'igrs.
Ner Yors Osce No - C.di'.,t.
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iAdvert.se msnAf
UsrYss STATS ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Co.

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Cash CAPITA.
Two HUspRyD THoysAvD DoHsw.
I Insures against Accidents Ut all Kinds ...r.
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A A. HowTETr President. q. 4. CoMsrOCK Vice
President 4. j.. ANDREWS. Secretary.
T. W and ii. b. 6ATEs General Agents.
CENTRAL EfPERTECgs:
The Hon RUBEN H. FiSToS. Governor of New York.
The Hon. HoRATo SEYMOUR Utica y. \. .--.
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UNIIED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE CONTAIN.
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MAY next. when they will occupy their Once 40. &c
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BOARD OF sUPERyIs0Rs.

Ussuec~ssGsi Attempt % Elect Recorder
The Cs.srsIlsr's BsAset fer lsSS-
The new Court Hsss~ Chaxses Of
rF Cevrupsiss Preferred De-
bate. -.
, After recess Of over five weeks, the Board Of
Supervisors met by special call at re O'Clock yesterday
noon, the President HENRY SMITH esq. In the chair
Immediately sffsr tho reading Of the minutes Mr.
TuII sa, that he had rsceyeA plumber Of papers in
,xnistioo 70 suits which hid brsa es1naSacst kyths
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,i-lr,. Nfinrrnlogy and Mining.-A r

will be read before the New YORK for the Adyssce
inert o. science sai Art By Prof CHARLES A. SEELY.
M,d.rn for tie Tres'n ant Of Gold and Sv
Ores or WEDNESDAY EVENING Feb a. in the rooms
Admission free. L, VALE, Genera Secfe.Hy.
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The RLsoss OF BussE1rs STANDARD PRKP.

The RLSoHs OF BURSETrs STANDARD PREP.
AalrIos.For nor, than eight these Preparations
have maintained arye and constantly ncreasn: sale. sn'
nn, the opuion 9th. hes. Judges tina, they unrvsed
BURNETT. ORIENTAL TooTa WAHb p,s''rte' Of the
tee, md beaulhr. them 7ow .ry to tire euslnsl In
ibis respect Il stands alone Tie evence OF Chemists sad o.
tie Dcntsl Faculty .nbstsnts,e. these sets
For sale by all Druggists
Il TINS SHOULD MEET THE EYE oP ASY ONE
suffering from Bronchitis Consumption, Asthma or any
On onary Afcction would refer Ds IaYSrs Expect
oR,sr which will in IL sro,i speedy relief and in
mos, effect speedy cnre Sold by all Druggists
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Union General Cemmitfee "A regular meeting Of ~
CoDrntee vii beheld esdqosrsL. corner Broadway -
1916 a; = O'Clock. THOMAS MURPHY, President
IIssRf n HuxLAr secrst.ris.
fHas IL Hail..
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The
IONA AND ISkAEILA GRAPES


Jus, received from Pari, Three Five. Ten Eight, Tea
Thirty dollar. each. or sale by GEO. c. ALLYN. No H
Rroadwy
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Eight Hours ~ Day.-A pa.s meeting o. the Working.
mem. Un.un vii be he'd =. Clinton Hal on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, FED. % AZ y O'Clock By order q p. TAI
LOR Chlirn,n Committee OF Arrargemsnts
JOHN REID Presidsnt.
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JULES JARED's "EMAn py PAgIs. "


A EXQUISITE AND DrLcATE BEAJIlliER OF I'll ssis
TESTIMONIALS FBoM ACIRFSsRs
JARED's EMAIL DE PARIS" is and most de
HcOus preparation that gives to the most harsh and
grated ssn both the color and texture offresh polished
IVORY and is used by the most refined and scrupu'ous
ladies' in the privacy Of the fo'ire. II quickly ard
eccually remO AL dissertations Of the skin whether
appearing freckes. tan morpiew and IL especially
successful in smoothing out the marks Of SMALLPOX.
"LEMAIL pg PARIS is the only shin preparation
whose efficacy is publicly testified TO- Me. VestvaIi.
Mrs. u. z. Bowers. Lucille Western. Mrs. Emma
Waller and many other ladies in private life acknovl
edge its hs-mlessress aad effectiveness L. lsABrsi.
No. e2 Broadway il the sole and exclusive Agent i0r
the sale OF JAKyr's EMAIL Df PAHIs' in this city.
$500 BRICKS PER Hour ARE MADE with
the " National which ~ a clay temperine machine.
and the bricks made by IT. unlike those nude by dry
pressing machines will stand the test of ali climates.
Tho " National IL the only machine that viii give
permanent satisfaction. A. REQUA. Agent M 100
Broidwsy n. Y
SPRING is the proper time to take cleansing
aad purifying medicines, OF which SWANS PAAicSA
.ta N ID nro. mi Sold by all dr-Iggi,ts