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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LEI5E, OF New Orleans. WouIt
VI most respectfully announce 10 The eitizsnB
OF Memphis that she viii open her ciassas for
the above graceful accom- pflshmeur on the
THIRD Tuesday IN Septeu-be at the Jef-
rerson Block. second street. where see trusts,
merit a share Of the pCblic patronage. MAJ.
l., having Taught in most OF The principal
cities Of the south and Southwest, hope 10
meet here vita the same unboundef succezs
which has hitherto marked her course o. In-
stractlOn elsewhere. #Daysand nours OF tuition
FOR Children, Tuesdays and SATURDAYS. frCm
half past o'clock TIL dark for LadisE. nom
10 An. tlu L25 Tor Gentlemen, from S tll %
en-, al the same day References uueIcep-
tlOnabie, for which, and other parrleu d r.
please see circulars, which will be found a. t1s
prin ipal book and music stores. ferns NOD
e. ate Calisthen1cs and LaEcluE taugEht 10 pri-
vats families and schools. II deaired soireea
given twice a north au1
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Senator Howard has written alstter to
the Detroit Tribune, in which be asserts
that military preparations are being
made in Maryland and other border
states to protect President johnson from
impeachment, but that congress will do
its duty in spite Of these military prepsra-
tiOns
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YeIloH PeFer and small POx.

NEW 1OBk, June, l5l4.
We. thu undersigned Shipping Merchants Of
the city Of keW York, ilJn the on repeated
testimony Of many different Sea Captains,
in whom We have implicit confidence,
and feeling Il duty when we owe our fellow
men, hereby bear witness OF the great conf
deuee We feel in he truly marvellous curative
powers Of Major J. 7. LANES INDIAN Rem
ED1 for the cure and proven ton OF small PoN,
yellow Fever etc. and We cheerfuily add our
signatures. hoping Its wonderful merits and
great blessings may be made known % the
world: Brett Sons a Co. 43 south street: Cur
It's a Ward. - South street y. X. De Wolf a Co .
simpson a shaw, q COeuties Slip; VIM
Moore. z05 south street Jas T.. Tspseott IS
South street; Geo. L. TapscOtt, OF psoOtt Bro
s8 South street; Robert Hawke, 50 south street
and many others.
This Remedy has never been known to fail
Price Ger package, .. Forwarded Tree 70 aay
point In lie United states. address
J. T. LANE A CO.
ses 6Ws I6s Broadway, New YORK.
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IaheI.

Mr.. Charles 7. Howard, q lottery
dealer in New Orleans, has commenced
a suit for 5000 damages against the
Olympic theater for producing play
styled 'The Kentucky Lottery In
which character named Charles How
hard appeared. An injunction has been
obtained fOrbidding the plsy until the
case shall be decided.
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FIRST Session, SENIOR Class.
SELECT SCHOOL.

MISS VICTORIA ID. BOWELl5. recently en-
VI gagged In teachIug with Prof j. D. stswa-.
viii open her school, assisted 5y hen sister,
Xiss N W BOW EH5. on
Monday, the I'd of September,
At No los Monroe street. between Third and
Fourth streets
The services of the folloEing gentlemen are
engaged: Prof Augusts Filieheu in. French
and spanish Prof. George r. Merely. Latin
Prof JACOB NfIIar Music anil rf
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Wants fronl Mississtppi.

SITUATION IN a Wholesale Grocery store
"A preferred. by q man Of steady Moral Char
scier He has had some experience in
HOOK -Eesping. His acq uaintance extends 20
Cbickasaw, Oktibbeha, Lowndes, Monroe
mi pontosoc Counties Miss. Perfect satisiac-
fson given a. 70 character, qualification. etc
For the present address d, Box 80, COrinth.
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OF four hundred prisoners at the Dry
Tertugss, one hundred are sick with the
yellow fever. DR.. Mudd is rendering
medical assistance to the sufferers, among
whom Is the commanding officer Of the
post and the hospital surgeon.
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Removal.

H. STOUT & BROTHER have temoyed
~ their stock OF Builders Hardware. Me-
chsnies' Tools, etc. to so II Second street,
Adams Block" where We are opening large
and well stleeted stock OF Sew Goods and are
now prepared to furnish anything In our lie
- loIrraSf eash prfces ae7 Fnl
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KATANAGH L DECKER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
T,ITE. most reliable Cushion used on Billiard
i Tables Is the
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

Manufactured by KAVANAGH 4 DECKER,
and Patented lee. Is. l566. (5ee Scientific
American, Vol. rs. No. II
It ls the only Cushion that possesses all the
qualities essential % . Periset Cushian- 10 O.
the most elastic and most durable Cushion ever
offered to the billiard playing public, As Is
abundanty proven b. the great demand for g.
since its Introduction The peculiarly which
distinguishes the Cat-Gut CUSHION and renders
10 superior 70 all Others is the tghtened cord OF
cat-gut which Overlies the faee and edge OF the
rubber and running the fun length Of the
Cushion, which prevents the ball from bedding
into the rubber and jumping rom the table
The addition OF the cat-gut cord also adds
much 70 the elasticity OF the Cushion.
The Cat-Gut Cushion b A. already been ap-
piled 10 over 100 tables. which are In constant
use. Il can be applied 70 tables Of any make.
for SO per set.
Eavanzgh & Decker's Factory, At the corner
OF Centre and Canal streets, y. Y. Is the most
com plate OF It's kind in the world. The ma
chinery IS OF the most improved character. the
lun Der drying room the largest In the United
states. the material used the best that can be
purchased, and the Workmen thoroughly
skilled.
BILLIARD Cloth, Balls, Cues and Trimmings, al
Of the bet make, constantly on hand
kavanaEh & Decker are the only agents IN
this country for KGy's Cue Cement, sdIudgsd
By. com peteut authorities 70 be the best Cement
ever used
Full size Tables cut down for 800.
send for Iuust afed Price List
kANANAGH & DEC
Corner Of Centre and Canal streets,
Ge5 tfe2D New York City.
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couRsR OF sTuDY.

ElE25E 5Ezo51ONs sDNADE tAsA-5-1 Inoulnas
walkers American Law, Esnt's C0Tnrneuts-
riss. Bisnop on Criminal Law Carutner's His
tory Of a Law Suit, Stephens Pieadings
SECOND SESSION OF JUNIOR CLASS
months
Parsons on Contracts Parsons on Notes aud
Bllia, GFeenlsaf on Evidsnce.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudencs, Adam Faulty
Pleading Retneld On Wlls, Hilllard On E0ri-
cages, Parsons on Psrtne7hfps-
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR Class.
Washburn on Real Property. Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, ngeli a Aues on Corpora
tious, StOry's Conflict or Laws Parsolls or
Maritime Law, Con klin's o. 5. Trsatisa.
Rscitations and examinations each dag a.
O'Clock Moot Court once each week, and Az
pellste Court once each month. presided over
by the Professors all t0rsthsr.
students permitted 70 enter any Cas-. bit M
Diploma given except 70 those going through
whole course.
Terms IS per Session. payable Ia. advauea- .
Entrance Fee, s. per Session
AL Students OF ] aW can attend free OF rh trrs
the Lectures OF the College. Including aserurss7
on Eiucutiou and explanation Of Latin ana
French technlcalities by the President
Arrangements VII be made % board and
lodge Students al SZ5 per month. A pIIi-sr Islrs :
should .H maaaa aarlW.
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Trustees Sale.
Frlday. the 1ith day OF October, 1881
ELLIPTIC
LOck-Stitch Sewing Machines.
Gold Medal, Fair Eary land Institute, 1866

THAR Pre-Eminent Superiority vindicated by
the Decisions cf the Highest
Aufhorftfpq.
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PESy Chapter, No 4 Meets "a Monday OF each
unonth-Ddd-Fellnws' Hall. JOhu Zentr NJ. E,
q
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=. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.

HFp,rrg Lodge 81 Perfection, 18th; NO. L
i5Iafs.d Communications % Wednesday night
~ each month. Henry =. " GODDARD, SD, O..
NJ. Charles 81. Carroll, l4uh- SEQ
HIrHRAs LOdEs Of Perfection, litn.i 30. 4
afelIersh, sd, G.. NJ. A. Z. Franklsnd, I'd
Sec.
CasrPfTrA council ofPrinces OF Jerusalem, 18TH;
so L Sent. X. PuIsn, I'D, Tarsh.'.; -
- Sec.
CALvAEY CHAPTEE OF FOse CroiE, 18th, No. !.
Charles ". Adams, 81t, N. w. Il. T. Tom
lluzOn- 33i, see. ,
PgII.TPPE DuPIEssE1s Council Of K-h, S1th.,
No. ]. Henry P. WoOdarc, I'D, Comm. :
william Y. Cirode sd, Rec.
CoSsIsroEY or " ESr TENN EE. sd. John
Alnslie Ssa-, Comm. IN Chief Dodge {.
Trader. sd, Reg.
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A LII the highest premiums At the Maryland
a Institute, NsW York and PanusyiVanta
State Fairs In 1866, given on Sewing Machines,
except one given for heavy leather work at tbs
New York Fair, after q severe and Impartial
test. were awarded 70 the Elliptic Machine,
namely, as
Pest Family Sewing Machine"
q Best DOuhle-Thread Machine" and for the
Best Samples Of Sewing Machine Work"
Maehires (which are warranted for two yearsl
forwarded 20 any part OF the world, with
printed Instructions (which will enable any
one to operate them without the slightest aim
cuItyl for use on ipt Of the price in current
funds or By draft; or they may be sent, pay
ment to be collecisd on delivery, on receipt Of
satisfactory assurance that ~ VIII then oe
made: and al orders from distance viii be
faithfully filled as II personal visit and selec-
ton had been made.
Agents wanted. FOR clrcularss with sam pies
OF work, address,
S43 Broadway n. Y.
n q COVERT. Gen. Sup't se5 dAw6w
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one Copy, one year - "
10 cluhsof ten or more, each 4W
Fuuarid5ly in 0iOazcs. L
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ECTREEA Council. No. 6. Meets Sd Monday oi
each moath-O Odd-Felows' HslL John zent,
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LAW SCHOOL,
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

THE Law Department Of the Memphis COL
isge viii ODen On the FTEsT MONDAY
OCTOBEK Ths following asnLsmsn COM
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional Law Gen. AI.RERT PIKE
Real Properly q Pleadl lng Hon. r z n EATf
Personal Property 4 Pleading. - 81. LEF1s
Equity a Comm ereial Law Hon. P. 7. sCECGGs
Grin. Law 4 Admirail y Sen J. T. CHAEmEEs
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General Commission Merchants,
No. Howsrd's Row,
to MammOth Cave

rUyWo DAILY TRAINS leave the Depot OF the
1 Memphis and Louisville railroad, head OF
Main treet- as follows pm. and II p. m, run
ming through to Cave City without change OF
cars. -
Mammoth Cave aud Return st Rsducsd Rates
Fare round trip, to Cave and return-S30 I5 each
Parties Of frteeu or rnaore..-...--.-,-,r- = laeaen
Parties OF twenty-five OF more. 10 7Deaeh
For through tickets and all Information, call
AT Tieket once, No. Es71z Main street.
iy7 N SAN. B-JoHEs. 8en1 Sup't.
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REMOVAL,

CrFIZENs7 UNION BANK has been re-
1 J moved from No. = Madison street 70 the
sd Planters Bank Building, corner ~ ain and
Jefferson streets. " . transact q GenerHl Bank
ma, and Brokerage business
JOHN DONOVAN, President.
E,W. WIcKRRsaA1, Cashier. nsA lw
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. LIZZIE PATERSON
WILL GIVE LEssSOs IN
Vocal and Instrumental Music Combined,
LEE ACADEMY.

TERMs-sIo per monrh, and 81 FOR use or
Instrument.
Also, Class Lessons in Vocal Ausic- Terms
- Der muufL. ~ ia
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
hIASONIODIREOTORY


LODGES
hEGrRaVA A No. los Meets lEt Monday IN
every ruolth a. Odd-FelloWs' Hall cor. Cour1
and Maln. 70. 2. Forster. 24 Front street
" N. John BeamIsh. SeC'y.
soUrH 4zxru1s. No lis. Meets ID Friday o.
each rnoutn-Hali. cor Madison and second
J. 7. EeIlars ". NJ; Benz. K. Pulleu, Sec
LETrA SCOTT. No. 2Sq Meets lst Frlcay OF each
nonth-HaIl. cor. Madison and Second. john
Alnslie. ~ ": Il. ?. Woodward, Sec.
HEprrzfr1v No. ~. Meets 81 Friday Of each
nu0uth-odd-FeliUvH Hall. p. u. Stanley
v 81 " II. Butts, Sec
ErIv1SSISG, No. ssI .(U. d. Meets sth Friday
8f each InOnth-304 Front street. John J,
WOrsharn, $50, ". Il 3. X. Puliens I'd, SEQ.
ROYAL ARCH.
PESpy Chapter, No L Meets "a Monday Of each
-Fellows' Hall. JOhu ZeBt, NJ. +.
Il. P: b. a. Levy. Secy.
Rand s. 4.
ECREEA Council. No. g. Meets ID Monday o.
each -Odd-Felows' HslL. John Zent,
Tn. H.; \. = Wiggin, Rec.
TEMPLARs.
I-TRryE Cc-,msndery, No. 4. Meets 4th Mon
DAY o. each nouih- John LeDt, Conn., ,. !
Wrtuuin Pee.
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Cotton f ac tOr
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 27e Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
MEMPHIS, TENN.

7 IBEEAL ADV vANCEs-sGpplies at Whole
| 4 sale Prices. Comm ssion Tor selling Cotton,
One Dollar per Bale.
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TO MY OLD FRIENDS
--TE-
KeSt Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.

VTAyIEG accepted a permanent Agency Of
III the ST. LODIs MUTUAL LIFE lHsu-
RANCE COMPANY, I would respectfully ask
ne attention Of my Old friends 70 that Institu
ton as a safe certain and reliable mediuI1
through which they may assure their faulilies
against ant Ia the event Of death, or them
selves nom an Impoverished old age IN case
Of ll-success In life.
Mr. n. s. OTIS is associated with me and is
hereby recommended TO public confidence.
Our ofice is at No. AZ Madison street, (rear
room, DeSOtO Block, where we viii be happy
70 innpart any needed information 70 those de-
81 wi vi i'--o III. MCMAHON.
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We are sole agents and are prep 8red 20 MI
orders Tor The above
Stl-F&tGRiBg Wrought Iron Buckle Tie,
on the most favorable Terms We are having
them manufsctuTpd OF the most superior iron
and thoroughly Tested.
II. p. DAVIS * CO,
Commission Merchants.
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Trustees Sale.

ny yirtue Of a deed Of trust made TO me By
Is Fannie T. Hunt and John A HUNT on the
III day OF August, 1855, and recorded II the
tsSisfsris ofice OF shelby county, in book No.
"a pages 23l and Zs2, 70 secure certain indebted
ness therein named, VIII,
On Saturday, goth October, 1867,
patvsen the hours OF 10 and II o'clock am, In
S,Snt 81 the Law Court rooms, IN the city OF
Ms-nrbfs Sell 10 the highest bidder for cash
ne foIiowinE lasd lying in shelby county,
Te1nessee beginnlng al a stake IN the north
esst corner Of DR.. ". A. BOOTHS l55 acre tract
s-3tb elm maple and red oak pointers thence
ssrtn with Or. Booths line Is chains la5S 100 Of
a chain TO q stake; thence east 10 75-l0O- chains
70 a stake In the east Inc OF said White's said
Ssielxh road 70 a stake 90 links east OF black
enns : thence west 10 75-l0O chains to the be-
Etnning-eentaining - aeres sl-loe OF AZ sore.
lisysd 70 be good, but eonysya anee only as trus-
tse Y. r. VANCE, Trustee.
Se15 SOD
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THE DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
MO material which has ever been discovered
n has effected greater benefits In the house
hold economy than

MoGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP.
II Is labor saving invention. As well - an IN
valuable remedy In Scurvy. Scald Head. Eruu-
lions OF the ; kin ana Piles Dandluf IS r.
moved from The head, tn8 Teeth Whltensd and
cleans q. Plate and Jewelry cleaned, STAINS
saectualiv removed from Carpets. Furulrrrra
CLONES paint. Varnish or Marble, win fhs
erestesf facility and without injury tn the ~.
TariaI Il Is a great saving OF time and itbar
In washing clothes. It Is the only known srals
vz-rirb will wash Blannels With the ease OF rrf
Ton Cr linen without fuIllns OF SHRINKING. Al
fhess Important objects can be effected Wifhoaf
injury to the skin or the most delicate Eioriesi.
II possesses no deleterious qualities uhefe7e-
me world is challenged 70 proc uco . sos5
which possesses 50 many valuable prOEerfia-
and witch Is 50 inuOeuOua and safe IL Is !.
horus Invention, and deies competition i'm arr,-
uart OF .he world. Il has become a nta-a-,.If,r
n Memphis, and its use Is rapidly slleadiu.e
throurilisut the south, and eventually vii es.-
lend 97,er the Yankee states. North artI s5rs1fl
Amerisa Europs, Asia, Africa and Ocaanls.
Manufactured solely BY q. p AesiiInsey Nenl-
phis, Tenn, and sold 80 the folloginE piacas u
Toe city Al wholesale and retail PAGE q ~, Il
Dean'E Taylsr's Drug store, Poplar sfses1e
Einc'E corner Of Third and Adams !. Clf 49,
t3o.is Bcsoto Block, Madison street vii .,,,,-
bs found a any respectable famliy errll4s -
cirgQ store. Ths proprietor = detefnlirz,i f,.,r
is mauufacture shall keep pace with fi-. rs-.
idly extending demsnd for iis Esa. auit
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NEW FALL MILLINERY.
MRS. ~. c. HUNTEE5S
Emporium Of Fashion,
ace la Main Street.
Opposite Court Square.
Opposite Court Square.

uNTfE ladies will nnd all the latest novelties OF
the season, millinery and fancy goods OF al
kinds. Dresses made and trimmed in latest
stVles Al shortest notice CioakHr Sarg ues and
chfldrenls dresses made 10 order. OperE
sacoues a I'D WrsppiDgs. raady made, FOR sale
Due notice wiz be given Of the opening day.
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Ereclttors, NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs Of Til
n man Bettis, deceased, and all parties con-
esrn ed that We, as surviving executors OF said
estate, hsve this day nled our account as such,
with John League, Clerk OF the County COurt
OF shelby county, where parties concerned can
come forward and examine bame.
SAMUEL MUSBT
ANDERSON c. BnTTIS,
Surviving Executors.
Manarb{g ganfao \, her N IgST SELF EW-
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NOTTCF

rs hereby given 70 al whom Ii may concern
| thsf a. the November term OF the County
i5ourf OF shelby county, Tenn, We VIII make
spuiication FOR an extension ol time in which
- settle the estate Of }. y. Hooker, deceased.
d. A. HARREL. ENes'r.
s A HO0kEH Exec'x.
raflum 4 washlngton, Attorneys.
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a Card.

VEYE viii at once rebuild our warehouse, and
w vii have Q completed by the 18th Of Sep
taIuber but By the hrst day OF that NJ Onth We
viii be ready 10 receive goods on store
1she sheds will be divided into IRE proof com
T1artneuts by brick walls, and covered with tin
Those wuo have paLT0llLe1 us for the lEst two
seasons and ihuss wh0 may have proposed 70
do - the approaching one may rest assured we
Will be ready for lue1I.
We ues.Ku estsbusulug Cotton Compress ia
connection with orr Wllrehouse, upon an sd-
accent IOt which will be ready by the lst OF Dc-
f0usr or sooner. The pruIi NIFTY Of our estab-
Nsbrneur 10 the river renders the handling OF
cotton 20 convenient that we can transfer cot
ION Tor shipment by river free OF urEyaEe. The
advantage Of the position Is equal % one dEay-
sge on an cotton sent Tor com pressIne ent RON
ofher v-arshoufes. while on all cotton in our
warehouse for comp pressTnent there can be two
draysess saved. since 70 would be IS easy for rs
20 transfer it from oar shed 10 the loulpre a.
10 Turn Id oct ln the ordinary way for transfer
by drays s-,,---,. 80,
iys0 J. K CHblHIlAN a W.
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Law School
OR THE-
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN n. WADDEL, DID, Chancellor
L-Q- c. LAMAR, Professor.

THE course OF study IS completed IN two
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The method OF instruction . hat OF ORAL eL-
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Moot Courts viii be held weekly, in y hic7
the practice viii conform in every essential re-
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5. Chanesry Court Of Mississippi.
8. Probate Court
:. High Court Of ErrCFs aud A pFea' -
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The Law STUDENTS have the privilege or af-
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HI KIDNEY AND BLADDER

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Fer bloody hnx, mucua diarrhoca, dyscnlery,
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For headache, billiousaess, torpid liver, con-
stipaton, foul stomach, aud oil cases requiring
q select pill, use Vegetable Anti bilious pills.
For piles, internal or external, recent or long
standing, II Won desire ease In two applications,
Use Dromgoolc & Cos Pile salve.
For burns, scaldS cuts, bruises %sprains ta-
NOR, etc, use Lone Star Eminent
For the hair-io restore the natural color.
prevent il falling of, cleansing and arouslnz
ths scalp, use Tonic Hair Restorative.
eo,,,, by druggists everywhere. Orders 40
liclled. Up. DRggGO0LE & CO.
propfie.ors.
Orders for any Of the Great Sos'ihern Pfspa-
nations eau be addressed to any Of The ioiloH-
ing wholesale agents.
Edwin Morris 4 Co, Louisville, Ky,
J. @. DeBuse B Co. Mobile, Ala.
Barns, Ward a Co. New Orleans.
Collins Bros, H. Louis
Sold 10 Pamela By l. Z. Moore aad 10 BATS
vile by Neftin 4 Wright. hl.gu
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-23
Married..

On the 9th inst, at the residence
of the brides father, by the Rev. II.
NJ. Morrison, Mr.. W. I. Oldham to
Miss Matte V. Anderson.
On the 18th inst, at the residence
of the bride, by Rev. II. NJ. Morri-
son, Mr.. r. II. Nickle to Mrs. Ann
Nickle.
On the 10Th inst, at the residence
of the brides father, by the Rev. II,
M. Morrison, Mr.. JAS. b. Appleton
to Miss Sue T.. Harris.