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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-07

PRESERVING PoTAToEs.-A cores
pondent of the Scientific 4mrioan says
that he has tried the following method
of keeping potatoes for years with COM
plete success, though in some instances
the tubers were diseased when taken
ont of the ground: Dust over the
floor of the bin with lime, and put in
about six or seven inches deep OF pota-
toes, and dust with lime as before.
Put in six or seven inches of potatoes
and lime again; repeat the operation
until all are stored away. One bushel
of lime will do forty bushels of potatoes.
though more will not hurt them, the
lime rather improving the fiaver than
otherwise"
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Reparator Capilli.

Thre away yoGr false frizzes. your switches.
your wig
Desirpctive of comfort and not worth fig:
Come aged come youthful come ugly and fair,
Ard rejoice in your own luxuriant hsiF.
REkARA TOR CARIlLI.
EOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
( heads lfrGm whatever cause il may have
fallen oHt and forcing a growth Of hair upon the
face. il has no equal. Il will force the beard to
grow upon the smoothest face in from five to
eight weeks, or hair upon bald heads in from
two TO three months. A few ignorant practi-
TONERS have asserted that there is nothing that
will force or hasten the growth Of the hair OF
beard. Their assertions are false, as thousands
Of living witnesses from their own experienced
can bear witness But many will say, how are
we 10 distinguish the genuine from the spuri-
ous Ii certainly Is dificult As nine-tenths Of
the different preparations advertised for the
hair and beard are entirely worthless, and YOU
NAV have already thrown away large amounts
In their purchase. To such Ee would say, try
the Reparator Capilh; IL will cost you nothing
unIess it fully comes up 20 our representations
IN your Draggist does not keep Il, send us one
dollar and we viii forward it. post paid togrtheT
With receipt for the money, which will be re-
turned you on application, providing entire sAi-
;sfartion is not gwen. Address
W. L CLARE L CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette Street, STRAcBsg, n. 7.
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DIR. Stahrs German Relief,

Used Internally and Externally. 4 Great Pan.
acea for Man and Beast 1t affords Instant Re.
lief in all cases of Headache, Neuralgia, Rhcu.
matism, Sprains, Bruises, Swollen and Stiff
Joints, Chilblains, Collie, Cramps, &c, &c.
STAHLs GERMAN RELIEF is an invaluable med.
cine, and no family should be with out it, Get
a bottle of the Relief, and convince yourself of
its virtues. Do not be afraid to try new Rene.
dies Invaluable discoveries are being made
almost daily. Keep asupply Of these valuable
Family Medicines in your house; .you may need
them at any moment
MCCABE KRAFT & CO.,
1Sole Pruprctors, Wheeling W. Va
Sold by Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
Country Dealers are requested 10 call and eN
anime our large stock, embracing all goods kept
in Wholesale Drug House
mayIOw6m MCCABE, KRAFT & co
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Superior to all other Cough
SyruDS

now in use. 1t is pleasant and agreeable to the
aste, speedy and sure in its action. In Whoop.
ing Cough it is invaluable quickly allaying and
overcoming the spasms Of Coughing. 1t is Just
the thing for Public Speakers and singer rem.
deriDg the voice smooth and clear. Both old
and young derive benefit from its Use. Do not
neglect a Cough however slight-arrest it at
once Delays are Dangerous Upon the first ap-
pearance of Cough, procure a bottle of Reeds
Cough Syrup and use il according tn directions
Ask for Reds COugh Syrup, and DO NOT AXE
ANY OTHER. II your Druggist does not keep
t. get him TO send for it,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-07

SEED SAVING must not be forgotten.
Seeds should be collected OH dry day
and exposed in q warm, airy room, mp
on paper trays. When perfectly dry
there is no better plan of preserving
them than in brown paper bags, which
should be hung up where neither frost
nor damp can injure them. There can
he no doubt that the amount of care be-
slowed upon the collection and keeping
of seeds will materially influence the
growth of the plants and the lnxuriance
of the flowers next year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-07

CRANBERRY wine taken internally
and applied externally is announced as
a cure for scrofula. To make the wine,
take the ripe berries, mash them in a
mortar to fine pulp, put it into stone
lar, and add one quart of water to two
quarts of berries stir it we'll; set away
and let stand n week then strain it
through cotton, and you have beauti-
full wine, which, with little sugar,
makes a wholesome drink, at once cool
ing and palatable. 1t does not ferment
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University Of Virginia,

THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS lNSTITU
! ten will begin on the first day Of October
l-61, and end on the Thursday preceding the
9Th Of July. l-GS.
To be admitted a. a student the applicant
must hc sixteen years 0f age. There il no pre-.
scribcd CURRICULUM Of studies In this institEtiOn
Every student NAV select the schools he Will at
tend hut in the Academic Department he must
attend al least three. unless by leave Of the
Faculty be he ALLOW ed Ia attend less than three.
The method Of instruction j. by lectures and
text. books. accompanied by dsill Examinations
Tho University &. divided into three depart.
mruf4.
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TESTIMONIALS:

WHEELING, ", VA, August Q, lsG7.
To the President Of he Pftroleo Calcium Gas G: :
SIR-We have thoroughly and carefully in.
vestiGated the construction and workings of the
apparatus for manufacturing Gas. according TO
your company's patents, ana the combinations
Of materials used, az now working upon the
Mcclure House in this city and country resi-.
dence of. p. Gilchrist, Esq, near thiscity. For
simplicity, durability economy and safety, we
consider IL superior 10 any other method of man.
ufacturing Gas that We are acquainted with
We cheerfully recommend its adoption by all
Gas consumers.
f,,1l.
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A. J. SWEENEY.
Mayor Of Wheeling.
W W. MILLER d Co,
Tdiol Foundry and EngiHs Works.
WN HARE
P,umbrr and Gas Filter.
WE. GOODWIN & Co,
PropristDrs NrLuTe House.
WM. A. TURNER.
Jetrelfrnnd Watch Maker.
SWEENEY & Co.,
ldchinistS and EngiHs Builders.
WM u. TERRY.
General X. X. Text AgsHt.
Louis GAUss,
Proprietor lcLuTc HO,lss Saloon.
REILLY. BARNES & HoBBs,
BrGrers
And refer by special permission to
JAS. NJ CHRIsTY. Esq,
Pittsturg, Pa. formerly Treasurer City Cos c.
S. II. GOLUTHARr, Esq,
Gas Engineer, EtitSbrirS I's.
CALCIUM GAS CO.
augl3-eowIy Wheeling, w. Va
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Reeds Cough Syrup!

This preparation has gained for itself in a
short time, reputation that il second to none
1t has been thoroughly tested, and pronounced
by the public 10 be
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING. WEST VA.
CAPAIAL .S2OO,OOO.
flee, ~ Monroe street next door Ia First Ma
tional Bank.
oFFICEEs
GEORGE X. WHEAT, President
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Wee President.
JOHN BISHOP 'eeretdrV.
CHAS. WALLACE, State Agent FOR West Va.
and Maryland.
DIRECTORS:
John T. Wilson George X Wheat
Jas. &. Orr, Saml Harper,
John \. Armstrong. James McClnney,
\. C.. Quarter. Morgan u or.
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
= : Brady. Cashier Merchants National Bank,
Wheeling: List. Morrison & Co., Wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling Pryor, uandlSn & Co,
Wholesale GrOeers Wheeling; Michael Reilly.
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling Mcclellan 4
Knox Boot and Shoe House. Wheeling McCabc
Kraft & Co.. Druggists. Wheeling; Geo. W
Franzheim Co, Wholesale Wines and Liquors
Wheeling: Winship. Woods & Co., Queenswap
Wheeling Lewis Baker Pub. REGISTER, Wheel
ing: 4. C.McAfcH. Notions. Wheeling. Camp.
bell Frcw & Co.. Pubs Inteliigcncer, Wheeling
OF, son & Co.. Hardware. Wheeling: j. T.
Sands, Cashier First National Bank, Farmont.
X l.. Camden, Prcst Nat. EX. Bank, Weston,
w. Va, Capt. John Mcclure, Jf.. Wheeling.
mav3
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DYE FLOUR
II, 50 barrels extra family White Rye.
Just received, and for sale BY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-07

Q TRA VI y OAT PRINTING
= grgmRtly and hzndsonsiy dSas ~ THE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-07
JOHN TEECE.

NALsTER AND nor DRALER.
YNl Water Street, Centre Wheeling West
Virginia. Highest cash price paid for barley.
RuEhly
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MRS. c. zIMMER,

MANUFACTURES ALI. KINDS
vi Of CRACKERS, CAKES, BREAD, kr.
No. 1902 Market Street, East side. q few door-
south Ofthc Market House. Wheeling, W. Va
Janl0
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I. Academic.

L. AcaueUH".
Wm. =, Peters. A. VI. Prof. Of Latin.
y l.. Gildcrsleevr. PIT d, Prof. oi Greek.
VI Schels De We're, LID. Trol. sf Mob Tn
c" C6. S. -yenable. 4. ". Prof. of Mathematics
LeoP"'2 ). BOeck, Adjet. Prof sf Applied
FraD1is II. smith, A. NJ, Prof Of Natural
Philosophy.
:. Maupin. A. ". Prof Of Chemistry
10 be appointed Sept. Iih,J Prof Of Technol-
oyy and A Agricultural Ssiepce.
W II. AcGufsy. DID, LID, Prof q Moral
Geo ETsd. Holmes. LID. Prot. Of History
Literature and Rhetoric.
III. Law.
John 2. Minor, LID, Prof Of Common and
Statute Law.
5. o. Southan. Prof Of Constitutions and In.
tsrnaii0nal Law, Mercantile Law and Equity.
III. Medical.
TO b. appointed sept. Itbl Prof Of MrtIieins
J. L. CabelI, II D., Pref Of Pby.iol.,gy and
Surgery.
J. 5 Davi. N. D, Prof Of Antony and Ma
terra Medica.
s. Maupn, II D, Prof. of Chemistry and
J. z. Chancellor II D, Demons,ratOE Of
Anatomy
The aggregate expenses Of the student. i0f TIE
session Of nine months exclusive % tezt-bookA
clothing and pocket money, viii b. about q i"'-
lows.
I. For the Academic StndsBt, attending
three Professors EiGo.
III. For the Law StuheEs, Attending the full
course Of Law, E65.
iii For the Medical StGdsnt, attending the
full Medical oOHrse, go.
an tbe.e Sums, respectively, Sl1j, tk1e and
ssSSO viii be required In advance and tbs balance
ip the progress Of the ses<icn-
For Catalogues. giving details Of the OrZAniza-
tion q the schools plan Of inAfFnetiOn, expenses
&c, address Vim. WertepbAker, Secretary, OF
3 MACPIN, Chairman Of the PAealty.
julyi3 y. e. University olYA
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HANSIRI FORMS
w: Y. HOGE.

n Land Agent, Wheeling, W. Va, will prac.
tice in the courts Of Ohio and adjoining counties.
Particular attention given 10 the collection al
claims Ohice on Main Street, opposite the Rank
Of Wheeling. jan16mE
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COLLEGE LIBRARY AND READING
RooM.-The citizens of Morgantows
will be pleased to learn that the Agri-
cultural College is organizing a Read
ing Room in connection with the Col
lege Library, that promises to be val
liable feature of our State Institution,
valuable both to the students and citi-
Zens
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From the Morgantown Post.

From the Shepherdstown Register.
The formal conservation and dedica-
ton of Elmwood Cemetery, at this
place, took place on Saturday afternoon
last, on the grounds, in the presence of
large audience,
The many friends of John P. Kear-
foot, Esq, of Berkeley county, will be
glad to learn that he is enabled to get
about again, after being housed some
two months, caused from a broken leg
by being thrown OFT of wagon.
ANOTHER REvIvAI.-We learn that
Rev. W. G. Coo, of the N. Z. Church
South, of this place, has been conduct
ing a revival of religion at Rineharts
School House since last Monday week.
Some half dozen persons have been con-
vrrted, aud many Others are seeking
salvation.
At a meeting of the Soldiers Memo
rial Association of this place, on Friday
evening of last week, the following
officers were selected for the ensuing
term: Joseph McMurran, President;
Captain H. F. Barnhart, Vice President:
r. P. McGlincy, Secretary; John Kay
Treasurer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-11-13
STVSSSR

Tie fumors about the purchase of ",
Thomas IRON Denmark are. il seems. well
founded. This island II situatea al WI
head ii The Caribbean sea. and has nne a
the finest harburs ia the world. % which
vessels In distress. brough. On BY tropical
gales, are in the constant habit ~ taking ~.
luge for repairs. II will Be invaluable asa
coaling staiinn for our West india sqLad.
ron. and as protective harboSin tine of
war. The Telegraph brings Intelligence Of
4 fearful tornado which has dane no liIlIe
damage, injuring the town and destroying
several hundred lives.
The Han. Alexander III. Stevens. of Geo.
sia. has wriliea work on :. The Caus-
es Of the Recent War;" aud il will be p,b.
lished in about maalh from now, by lae
National Publishing Company.
There is a rumor. apparently well loaud.
ed. that Mr.. Bennett j. negotiating for The
sale of that wonderfully popular newspi-
per, the New York Herald. The price IS
stated 10 be 81 100000. snpj. round
iigure-and . CON PAW. Of which Mr.. Lem.
ard W. Jerome i. said to be the head, ID
contemplating the purchase.
Augustus siulmes.a freedman. ~hn com
nitted mutdsr IN Eiserambc equally l-.i
Jun~. ~as arrested il Colombia By Clisf II
Police Radcliffe. On W Wednesday.
Dr. Madd. The Lincoln can-piraiar. who
/. ! prisoner IN ,hr Dry rarlogas, iatllfa-
j, attended IT, sex da.ifg the ysilas n.
,sr rplslemsc there. I'll ihr uslirr .orgr.n,
beng an.tralsd. IL Did nes Ia.r ca,,.
ana. ii eaa.ilcral ion IL d.. ,eysce.. ri-
Iari, ate being made - ,.5san pardon &c
hin.
4 neu briek macAinrs n Itch Ia, made
over iuu.o brlek. IN three ao,Aiug d,,..
! an rsuasNaa IA Caiesso. uhesr It -,
inssn ri.
OF thr enr hand I'd aud twelve msmbrr,
drawn lar III jarY ~ epsniy N l.oaisisni
BAT tssata he arc Waite mel.
4 easnt Of Haslish a=rieslIatiss ATE ~
their - IL stt,ir ~ rrnne,-re.
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10 CONSERVATIVES.

sf,Hs gss. COWARD !. WILSON all go
lfse $ ta.tssE - Il ess is.ifs u q, rissss,t.
ion kHa 81 stflas 81 .h4kias snd rsug a. ,ils :
IN 4 = shesl - fasvd =. iais sdrtHt.
80 tsat ssssA si.s..F Aoassmpian. lil. fasly
lrc4 J. j, s.ess CO sElre asI ~ - sssry .at
fsfes stl IT'S 49, pter ttsss. - 4 Sri saa sra
nplA 1T j 80 pfsss ! isrsststs. Ilssss s,4ssg
gat Ei4MARu n. Wilson
NJ fss - 81 II. NiEt4m.9pfE N VIA
Nsf. aF-fsa
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NORTHERN ELECTIONS.

TIE Demafslic m1jHi'y ~ he snie VI ~ iSfS
!. loo, 100. n lie Hau-c i5e Democrats haze
;,a,v Il siehf, ID he senate Tie EsPIbiiean'
have msjo,iiy oftWo.
Ths De.aocfal. have carried Nss Isrsry BY eolooo
asion,s. snI have mjoriiy in the Assembly on
ON, b.is. Il 81 Ii, yel. .as Rajisais bad a'a'
jsiiy q 6.
Ia Wisconsin, MnpesO =, N4ssaehuse and A-a'
a., the Dsnosral. made large gains. su' Inc kefs''
!icans stilI hid tie states.
Ia NlaaesslA the negro suaisse proposition rs
sesn DEBATED sy nsjo,iiy q 400.
Ia Maelss.1 re wasis Dsnoefai's iskss Las 'eei
slecied.
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sH,Lt WE HAVE A CONVENTION

n. ,.,ne... Ns psb.ish ,bs follosiug eI'fsct % 2
,.,,.f r.ou Co z. n Garter Ioias Hon. I'An Pool
a,,ei Nos. !. 1871.
. Butbv lie act,oB ofihr government . !.
..f.,,.a 10 Us 10 decide Shsthsr ae viii
III a.t,onsentiou under The present plan y
Cnnsrrs-, sr not
Lstus raw s,snure Alb Al candsr !" zig
n man can consistently vote ~ Con
,.n,,on unIe.s ~ l. PREPARED iog - iar;h-r
AL support The Congressional plan ~ *
roo.,,sct,on. That plsaembr.ces uniTrr.
al neeso sshIrsgr, aud united Nh'ie al.
lraee. Il clolhss wilh the highesi reAar,i'
I'D ptn,.eses u cnLeDship essry negro
= the STATE, and il pDls under Dan lar LIE
IL most ID. elilsenl aud c'pable Of tie
.b,,,.. lni. disCiiHinstiUn . ubiig ed %
he ,neospsts.ea 10 the state Constitution
,.,ta.ily. Ihsre are sal a dozen e"nsii'
80. ,r.c.dsnt 10 lhe adnissi"n 81 si4tr
uad,s .his plan. Is a.. bal thr soatheru
states are plsred ofe,rr under he aD,oIals
-, AZ smaHci patel sa,rs and an later
..i,.t,le st.ia III str.e AID bsrce fisaify
....u,d before our eye, in oar pva Siais
...,nv 90 b.rb4.i,m. or % the O,erthfov d
!. eabl,ean lose nmeBl.
Man. p-r.os. lnink the! can vote ior
ca.,ent,.n. and al ihe ssMe llme fYr dele
,.,.s. sha will not cary oat ,hs G., ngres
saa.i pso.ramHr, and lh~t thereby re-
e...,fs.tIon. can.0nsat with their views
,.,.d H. co,.sa.amatrd. This - papa
biz mlsl.kr.
n ,l,,s Cosseaiion should be called b,
he s.vlr, AID should then refuse 70 a
.eesaa.e lie ctrgressirnsi plan, but uGdtr
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To- assasn aso,lesrsd ., ,s.f, i,e- ;.
sea. Ffrp.attts dsraf. stt tiitI 'f't't =
ysushss + a.i.efvtlep. alt. fsf 10 ttts ~ a taE
aasnat3 80 Zee 90 al 10 ustd it ilstttIs az
aif.tisss.. - .nskug tic .imr,s fses,t utAt "
naseaIs1. ssdstsfs ut.hibE % pieii - 80 $3.50.
ii.sts 80 ieass. ga 10 - ~ s5tHfsrt q lst,i
eaus.snse.
JOHN u. OGDEN.
Ns. &. cs5af - Nfa lest.
W 5s-is
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INEnRLl. LIN.

sNFlAd ! Fl0 gsff.atesl ~ rrtisss ilsW
: st - 4 81 : 500 sd - m eai4H
fass. - ! Il r ~ 80 i .asssl y ssmy Is
=. ~. IL -. - s. 40, ieasgts iaeFtasss
slsss - sasI.I4i. e4n ). sssssast atiA4ai rasFs
s. ~ ssk
rios j. CHAPMAN. rasni..
- 3fss4asy So Ysst
sss.As o.
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We would reasa lie notice thai ths elsehaa "
,his STATE for Dse.a.es % Stale Coa'sa'iaa Nill
Is held "a TUESDAY AMI wellrsdAy aeI', The ls.a
and sO.h inst. The polls are 70 be opened a :
o.e,,ck 4. IL. AMI elassi at o'clock. 7. N. eaea
a,s. Ia sons lor delegates both the ehf'''ii" an
surname mus, BE gwen in iOl; and each ticket a'a
have on il. written or prialel, he words for con
..,,;o.,, ,.sgains, cooyeation.'' The tickets
are 10 have on them also the woFls Corvea'on ans
delegates. and be 50 folded ~hen PIlesi N iae bal
i, boz TAI lAe.e words will be seea.
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Company Sanrs, N. " Nov Sih. 1867.
rs The B,aa Killers Of The .vorih Carolina
Rail Road Company.
Ms, Of SOU having agreed with my pre-
decesscr. Mr.. Webb. 10 take new for ,"ur
old bonds, take this method Of lnfnrming
Won We are nov ready ior the exchange.
To capitalist | would saw, We Will sell
800 900 dollars of Eight per ceat. coupon
honds. secured by marigage on the Road.
AMI payable in i've. ten, OF twenty years. a.
the purchaser may desire.
The deo, of the Company is aboa, 700.
001 dollars. Bonds 10 fund this debt will
be issued.
The property mor,gagrd TO secure the
pa, ment OF these bond, is wogth in cur.
rency seven milions Of dollars. There can
he no better security.
The bonds will be sold only al par.
JOSIAH TURNER. Jr.,
President N. {. Il. r. Co.
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III We ara aulhsnlel TO announce Maj John w
Graham aud DIE " Holt as candidates y rePressn'
oran.ceoan,y in ia ,hr. Stale constitutional cOnsen-
hon.
II We are requested also 70 announce Pr0i- Ben
iania ). Helrick and Henry Jones as cindldaiss 70
represent The county os orange ID Ihe Constitutions
Convention.
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lilIsbaruugb asrnrns :,
UTLLSB0kUTGH, m. 9.
"wednesday. Nov. IL. 1867.

~ The Conservative candidate Tor the Ccnsea-
ION, MAJOR Ioha w. Graham. will address the eau
u.ns II Orange al Darham On frlay The ssh inst.
!, White Cross en- FRIDAY the 18th, AMI at al
lIiIl on saturday 10Th.
- d.. HOllwas not present a, tae meeting :"
saturday LAT. which naaina,ed candidates i0' '0e
Convention, aud Al ir.l declined 10 rua; bus we are
sad to say ne has Welded 70 the Solicitations OF MS
seais. ami viii meet the people at Darhaas On ri.
day next.
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Ny .
NOTICE

DAN s.sy isoa - ,bpsi 80 18Th = Isly ~
n ~ - Hsats. III !. stoat ixiira ,,afs ~
hett,y irsI 80 ptls.a hasss iaE BIN. = " \
under &c.
JAMES THOMPSON.
Ntsena.s, q. tits
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4 full n.e.ins Of he Chamber Of coninsfee IN tie
cry Of Cincinnati. nine haa rej present, unanimous
/, sdop.sl repor, Prlyias Congress TO lake of The
Cotton and SUGAR tax.
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The Senate Of Tennessee has ssonsi1eisd y 'o's
"a he b prohibiting Distinction On account = ssaf
i lie ears, ana mo,iaa Pen5in. 2 compel 'ne
rods 10 have special negro cars.
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rr M. Hsnsy Jones viii address he citizens q
o,.r,e !, White Clos on To-day ne 18Th instant.
aa3 !. Chapel I'LL On SATURDAY me Ion.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-04-20
For the Panola SrAn.
Where The Fault Lies.

The rashncss and imprudcncc Of
the young ladies of the present age are
nowhere better cxemplifed than in
the persistcncy with which many of
them enter into wedlock. They re-
fleet not upon the grave Importance
Of the alliance they are about FORM
ing; they stop not to inquire whether,
in entering into matrimonial relations,
they are influenced by proper consid-
erations; whether they can rely upon
the professed virtue and integrity of
the man Of their choice, and whether
he Processes congcniality Of taste and
feeling; in word, whether he is the
iit and proper man. SO far from il,
they consult their judgment but lit
tie, IL at all, and giving wings to
their imagination, marry the man
who bears the nearest semblancc 10
the ideal being pictured by their
fancy. The result is, improper unions
are not infrcqucnt. Look around
and how few well-matched couples
do we find; how seldom we hear the
remark, "Mrs. A. and Mr.. A. are
exactly suited; they seem to have
been made for each other Bat, on
the contrary, We often hear invidious
comparisons drawn between man and
wife, contrasting the virtues Of ono
with the iailings Of the other. The
fact is, many a woman misses the
mark in marrying, and unites her
destiny with that Of a man who
should, rightiully, have been the hus-
baud of some other woman. Such
being the case, marriage can not BE-
productive Of happiness, but l. the
fruitful source Of much aud untold
misery. How often are husband;
unjustly ccnsured, and how much
sympathy Is wasted upon unhapp,
wives, who are, indeed, very fire.
quently the authors Of all ihcil
troubles. Women pretend that the,
were deceived, that they caught an,
Gagged birds Of a different fcathe
from those they hoped and fondl,
imagined they were securing. Bu
the fact Is, they TOO often decciv
themselves. They heed not the warn