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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-05

a0tFILLFE III N'TL -
"see yourself as others see you" get
your "nhir" marked of at Y. Days
@saety. His pictures are perfection.
corasr of Main and Union streets,
Memphis, Il che place.
Gen. Grant having refused to issue
artillery IN the Maryland militis, on
Gov. Swans demand, the Governor
has purchased a battery Of l2-poun-
der Napoleon brass guns for On or
ti''efy company IN Baltinofs, ana
the guns have been assigned 70 three
companies. a
General stsvlipg Price, The gsupd
old old hero, has sdooumhsd 70 the
grim monster death. He died Of
disease eoutrscsed during the Me1i-
a war, while serving the country
whioA Afterwards oatIswed him. He
was buried h g. Louis, on Monday,
and N fsnsrsl was The largest svss
witnessed IN that city. z-is8
III Nssils 7L6.as q the assl
uIipe Says; There 3 such . falling
Of IN the cotton crop under the uev
system q labor that Il Mobile y
csises ~ the cotton q present. rsisct
10 the srss Of counssy that used 4
supply net % the POI, u would no
Be suiscieat 70 suPport her pre.ea
P~sps.ssrt IaLA13h.
AaCnzsus ssaA N5ayuxE.<AIl
snother eslunn Will be found h
> advertisement Of the Mississippi Az
ricultural Educational snd Manufaa
turing Aid Society. Thu soeiet
was chartered BY The - Isgsstus
for benevolent purposes and In pai
roni1ing " yvu az esusxbating
eharitabss otjests. M B. G. Kyl'
Of sasdis = the aeent "a his count,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-05

The rahlle ifdgef \ leffsi n city sataff
hers b hithfsi eafflsn a 80 frsfs ~ stst,
psystas ktstiy u ths sHfiefa
W. mail "a huthAa# pef hna o. Flhf
CsHs ~ noah, 10 sdsaacs,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-05

Who have no time 70 lose, fooling with various
mixtures Of the day, and who have no money
70 throw away, could not DO better than 70
spend One Dollar for the KING OF 0HILLS
and be cured Of all iorms Of ehiils, Fever, stc.
Its taste is pleasant, and II never Affects the
head or ears "
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OLD AND YOUNG FEMALES

Have log nesard . msditinc that voald ~
iisvs hen q eli tho@ fsmAle complaints snd
irregularities vbich psvss - tssabisssus III
over he Sosthssa cnnntrJ. ed her can now
.eonsdenay rely area thc e~urstivs powers Of
Ne Esglish rensts BistsnL n srpusss, restores
end regulates ~ eusss sse rspld and p-rrns-
ssnl n trsshaed vith painful. sspprssssd, es
irreulzr msussrzaiios, hysieno leaconh0a
Or whites falling Of he 4onb, ale<ss1ioa u
- vosh, chisrsis, and I'll thus synpscns
which bIlow, his medicine vii rsilevs ysa.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-05

Who have not become s~eelimsied, and arc con.
SANITY troubled with a chill or fsyer, who are
bilious and full Of Aches, and feel an Indispo-
sition TO get about, should, by all means, use
this truly valuable medical compound, which
is prepared BY Physicians Of twenty years sx.
~ueriruce In fhia malarlona counirx
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-05
suBDIvIsroN or PLANTATIONS.


Ths Southern Asylum Land Company, 10
addition to their grand scheme q city resi-
denees and lois In which Col. NC oallowsys
vala.hle residence IN Memphis ecnssituses ne
capliL priIs, a Five Dollsu YER tiekst, pov
Offer chances In . sshsss shai smhssess
Farms Tor the MkiAlisA.
There b not Ia Ills scheme N acn d
Swamp or Wild land each hrm Il part o
the whole Of a cultivated planasioa-eash
tract 10 on os within a fsw miles q . railway
other on the
MEMPHIS 3 CHARLESTON. [,
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MOTHERS AND H

Who have pale, swasthy, puny, and sickiy
childrsn, having iifls or no sppstits, imperisst
digestion, Inantive liver, i~ndispoitioa 70 play;
bot are eron, pesvish and dropping about with
slIgtt fsvsss soeetImc during ne day, can he
eesstusIly sssAssed 10 the htssu Of ksaish, BY
giving snAll does Of the King Of chitis our
or Ave lines a DAY. Do not forget the name
Dsorsoots . Cos KING or CfiiLLS. Price
81 90. Sold BY ali Drussisz. ]. p. Dsos-
ecots 4 Co. Propriston Memphis. Sold BY
Martin . soa, Batezivllei and SIpgen 4 Hat
heid, 5ardisL
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NOTICE.

Al parties owning Judgments In The Cir
cHis Ceuftsf rsnsis eossiy, uis-i-ipri vhsrs-
IL sserusiops hsre hen sssssrd -stfs ts-<. srs
nosieed that unle<s The costs q mit o. The
ssme 20. paid on or bsfss The 18th dsy q foe
tsh>r nsrt. ss<ps viii hs taken N obtain IN
ora>r q ale hr he ssms 10 safirfy s>ii cnstz
saif-st &c HARRISON. CLERK.
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King Of Chilli

Atw ~ CHttB
TO The low price o. ONE DOLLAR pee bottle
This u The moat powerful and certain com.
pound evef introduced for The permanent sradl.
raiion Of all f0fns gf ehllls, Intermittent, ~
and biilioes fevefs, neuralgia, dumb
uhills, sun pain, ssd ell thors malaflows sfee.
lions 70 common Throughout the Southern
is put mp 10 large bottIes with
plain directions, II pleasant 70 the taste, and
no, aise, The head, ears o. nerves.
WHAT 1T CAN DO.
II oleansrs the stomach, arouses the liver.
opens the bowels, and carries OF all bilious
s~fIecting quick and permanent cures.
RADICALS
Who have not become aeelimaied, and arc con.
troubled with a chill or Aver, who are
and full Of Aches, and feel an Indispo-
10 get about, should, BY all means, use
this truly valuable medical compound, which
is prepared by Physicians Of twenty years sx.
In this malarious country.
Who have no time 70 lose, fooling with various
"a ,l,,ow s~sv sc.id NJ, a. h.,, ~v'..
sssra Ors ncI,.r ~ ,hs RfrG m nn,ir9
IA he .r,ad ~ al s,rs. .s Am. -. ~.
n. ,..,. 4. ni.a.sr, a.J si ~.
h.sd 4. sar ~~ p" ''''' '''s's WV
-
MECHANICS EVERYWUEREl
Your time is money, and why do you continue
~" ,c...s, eUf 'os'ng 20 mucn OF
q hand and 50 cheap s'' Our rs sssss' builds I n a, NJ
sae sys,em' placing upon : good leendsiioni
nua 49, pa.s'ng ,ne sy..em o. ~ nsvs
: P'aIes you On oo, WIN sound umoer.
ssa. anu P,oe'se one oosue' mo . Perma-
' ''' o"'' oue p0'A''
FARMERS AND pIATERs
$500 ,.-.
v'saung tne cry woaid greatly consult heir
interest ~ pufuhasins supply. 81 thss
never-iaiiing h.@g y CANA Much time can
oe ssvea y curing inc chiIis immediately, aud
ehss m.sieinc eproops ths disease and 80 de-
saoys ee cause INA. u WIN not return, - "
MERCHANTS AND CLERKS,
Why WIN yos lose 70 many golden moments Of
your liz, In shaking and complaining Of chilly
sensationst fever, hsadachcs psins Ia the
bones and joints iassitude, billlousness, etc,
When q. is.issias... sun q One Dollar vim
sncy1 Itis plssssni 70 the iasie, produces no
roaring or burning In the hsAd, no ringing Of
the eafs, but acts quickly and e~dsctuaily. Amer
using one bostis You win have no other In yoss
houss. lis 80 af n ,e.
MOTUERa AND FATHERS
Who have pAis, swaFthy, puny and sickiy
s ss' =. s;I ,s,, si.s,I I've, e. 's ssa.s,s. .so e , PIX
silgst s.vss sssaesime during ne Day, can be
eeesnslly sscasred 10 The nssn o. ns.ish ~
giving sssAii dosss Of the King OF Cnius touf
| mr. Hrr nmlI n Iat M not MFuRf the mama.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-05
MECHANICS

Your time is money, and why do you continue
with the chills, fcvers, etc, losing 90 much Of
your precious time when a remedy Is 20 near
at hand and 90 cheap. Our remedy builds up
the system, placing Il upon q good foundation,
remodes-by purging the system Of all flaws,
and places you on FOOT with sound timber.
Send and procure one bottle, and b psrma-
nentiy cured. Price ouly One Dollar.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-05

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-05
WHAT 1T A DO

II oleansrs the stomach, arouses the liver,
opens the bowels, and carries OF all bilious
matter, efiectlng quick and permanent cures.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-05

A composnd thai d acsaAlly restoring health V
morn ackly females than al ether remedies
combined. u caly proposes 10 eare tboss
utsrns conrasinss PECULIAR 20 he female ssx.
u b isdarssA b. The medical potnisa al
ever the eoansry, - u Is no leefsi nos psispt
and essrs eaps-tsas ~ cuft-aAsr al
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Farms for the MiAlisn
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL

MEMPHIS 3 CHARLESTON.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-15
FAIR PLAY FOR coLoRED CITIZENS.

Mr. George I. Downing, well known colored man,
has written the following letter. which commend ia
thoughtful readers:
To the Editor Of The TrtbHn< -.
SIR: Colored men are to be inseparabe part of hs
American people There no getting fid OF them, even
IL the dominant class dsposed and they are To
influence on society, whlcn VIII DC more or
less favorable as they not educated elevated
and made TO feel in interest ana PRIDE WIN
other Americans. They have much more intelligence
and Judgment than they have been given credit for they
have proyeu themselves fitted for and have filled every
pOston in which they have been placed WITH as IL ~ adj
mtted surEsng credit TO themselves ana with sas1ac'
tion 10 those whose interest they enlisted, view
them IN peace the battlefield IN low Of IN more
exalted positions.
In view OF the disadvantages they have had 10 eneoun-
ter in their OF the common incentives
exciting others 10 morality and aspiring aims; OF reward
OF merit the disposition TO detract when even their
merits in question-consderng these, is not their
moral record astOnshinga Who has cause 10 blush IN
drawing compaTisoni Should not cOl0red men he IA
voraby considered reward, well as for the inter
be encouraged TO engage in all honorable and eevang
pursuitst
Generous capitalists frequently advanced capital IN
start and encourage deserving persons IN enterprises
needing the In which they prospects OF success
but cOored men up TO the present time have not hceh
thus encouraged for tho reasons suppose OF pferdco
and lack of confidence. May we not nope Tor hIer-
ent state OF things along with the changed relation vi al
fairsi .x
have been led TO write the above by the fact that
have been applied TO from the South 10 est2Ds bsness
relations, wherein reasonable prospects ~ success
and would have the confidence and assistance OF men OK
means, of the commercial pubic.
III such movement shall be success IL Will 30! only
benef pecunalily certain cOOred men, but have Its in
uence on the elevation OF the class suggest ke above
thoughts and facts to those who would encourage honor
"''' ''''''D - ~ GFo. 7. DOWNING.
Custom, House, Ntr Torh, April 6, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW YoRK........APRn /
CLEARED

CLEARED.
Steamship CITY Of Antwerp lr Mrehouse Liverpool o. Dale
Steamship Dublin (br Eynon. Liverpool j. g. Dale
Steamship Virginia Br PIowse Liverpool National steam ha'ga
ton Company.
steamship Belona, DIXON, london Rowland AspnNsh
Steamship Ouaws Archer Antwerp Miller Co, ~
Steamp Fan Kee Sterling So JAgO de Cuba, Naden Co.
Meade New Orleans H. b. Cromwell 20
Salvador Nickeou Savannah, Garrison Ara
Steamshp Manhattan, Collins, Charleston G. A. whitney
Steamshp Saragcs,a, Crowel, Charleston. A. Leary
Hobart, Newhern, ~ G., &. GO0fspeed
Steamship Niagara BakeaH Norfolk City Point and Richmond ~
T.. NcCreaay A Go. 80 go. , pt-...s
II ivingston. Fox j Co. ~ n p,.A.o,a
J. Hand. -, ~, ,,,. :, ~ 9Th u-o,-, L.
Co.
steamship Norfolk. Vance, Alexandria, J Hand
St-.m,lp Franconia, Sherwood. Portland, j. i. AmeS
. skt.am,hp Nereus. Besse, Boston, W. y. CLYDE
Steamship Wanutta Fish. New Bedford Ferguson WOOL
Steamship Massey, smith, Phladepbis.
SHIN url Scott, Antwerp Wm T. Schmdts Son \ 60.
shin Fawn Nelson New orleans n. II. Brigham -
Bark Acapulco tir.). Hines Valparaiso Somsn hape..
Brk Goeih (Brem Deeuen BREMEN via Cy Point va - LnPs
s. Co.
Esrk Stella (Brem) SieingaGe, Bremen Hermann koppelL
Bari Nuoya Monde uaLl, StaIace Lcghorn A. Akdesta
Bark Iaboramus (}rl Raymond MaTsrles bcyd Hgcken
BGrk W h. Anderson Pierce, Auoyo r. r. j. r. ward \ Co.
BArk Anna Walsh, Coombs. Savannah, Walsh a carver
Eng Salinas (BEl Iiout Para L. r. Amslnek a Cos
Eng Bmma, Sweet, Aspnwall s. h. Merchant = I"
New-York tribune., 1867-04-15
psSCFNGEPS SAILED.

FOR LIVERPOOL Apni i3-In steamship City Of AriEep-W1
ssd servant aa Mn Gold Philadelphia the Hon John A. has has
on Iosa The lIor John SseI%sS I5e Siei p,5i Mr.
SINGER f Phadelph H. BeuGrAn NeloL Gen Morrow Of De
' K k.si M9 ss psaSs k2St Sf g Capt S,ls R. adq i Jordan
Mr. S%s q s. donG ,r = ~ sh.p M pss WR Tp. s
and ,ou o. PhslePh sdvar iOTrr Bern Sscke1 q New
G5s Gs :aa e. M og'I g. L. IL MI WcsbSy Of EasS sn1
f5'leg ' NJ Hsllpr of Cseo Mr Robinson 10Th Regiment
Of Hamilton W Mr. Refers q PesSsph1 r. b wssssT
Homer snd Gu'tavu Go9 AqGlIo Arss Dcn Carlo h.
he Ion E. Wellesley Of Engand; Capt Ripley british Army Mr.
snd n Msphan, Miss Alice PoTtl tId hs Fanny Meredith Of
ns,eamshp Brnuaamcs GAbrlh Ms Gabraih Harriet and
'T G99 I Pio1 eS" nl"a neppS D ans BAR Sn <
s and VII FloH [1sH o5Ss S.H HS, SG,t S Wade Adi% Ro,
FOR CaARLEsTON 1Tl I1-in steamship s'r..Oga W Wilson,
g. CaohsTs T. s oiarteHasters Departments l. T. Jens A.
Wits W. Kinlay Mrs Waters. Ms SthcPpgr. children ard
s.. To,c M', ',' wre Sr. Scant and j. forward cabin
foE 1P ''eh%ip SsT'i % Ts es TS W.
s,nn5s T. j. Butt John Grtenftd B. Layeraf Nine vaA5,
Mis- Nate Cohen Ms; lI1sar and 'eIynn, Ca'' ch0 Mrs. L.
Foe SAHANNAH NJ AP Than ss5 & bo R Person John
aHen r. NJ Rose ctas iiHygood vosburgh IL r. Van Dyke wife
William Lamar Charlie, FegaesOa Miss Mary Root G Far
s @ FS.St f. ESfa H1. M sS bs u and ch M sOd MIS- Ray
G. Parker Wm Roach John ag and NV VIE a,P UeSSo Cs,S
wiley G. D. Young D. H. BA,siu R RuaeL, T. cOHey, Samuel
"f5S foS TtyFs Ipi nia steamship 1soM w Webb
Masters w and H. Marshau Miss g. Nencker, Mr and Mrs Lewis
Schrribner Master Hugh, Mn. j. Me Mr. and Mrs Hughe
Mary Morris Miss Menge A. Dupont MI and Mrs Dupont
Mis-, Sarah Brhooyr Mrs g. W Turner MSi
A. a. and Masters g. Turner Mr. and Mn Sas Herring hr
Frank o. Herring Ms Herring Mr. ard Mrs Howell sad two
children NJ Brown. Robert H. Chase. Thorn, r. H. Grs
uo D. Hopkins Mrs. H. Thompson Gen C. B Richardson James
Mr d. Deahae Miss Stodard Miss j. Deabae H. Foee Hy
Wilson Mr. aud Mr. W r. unAer and maid 4. T. Rno, p Caswe
Wilson and son MT and Mn. D. L. kunkle MI and Mrs Kun
lie Mr. aud Mia AuschnctI Mr. Morris G. tiy, Mrs Rngges
Mir. Gr,Aioeu1 H. A. Ross Mr. Mrs B GAwtey Mrs o. g.
Sherman G. johnson, Mr. and Mrs T. " Grsbent Gil
bert Gilbert. Rev w A. Page Miss ANA Camp M A. H.
Camp yacquere, sioekhdgs Mr. Caon MI Kings
bu Master IIeay h. Acro three attendants jules Cheron
M.. Elise Ham Mme Duparqut Farley Barrsueo, Mr. and Mrs
Gboi Sir aud Mrs T. Feugsg child Mrs COIn, Aer Scott
" ZuY
New-York tribune., 1867-04-15

hlLLIHEhS hIIfLlhp
OUR PRICE LIST FOR THIS WEEK.
" LARGE SALE OF AUCTION DRY GOODS
1000 lps DRESs GOODS l2e. ,ycIi WORTH &c
ltDn NuS DRESS GOODS. 2ar, WORTH Ac
500 lnS. ALPACAS Jc, WORTH Soc =,
CAgE PURR MOtiA AIR, tnc CAsk s5, WOkIn oc 20 u
1hr,~ Good, will about half whsi they woHh
PAR1sOIS AND sur UMBRELLAS
&c esS -, sIHE q slN nsBfElfSs s ~ 5, sISo
100 CIIIDRENS PARAsoLS lSLGl. o., 5ssi ~
LARGE SIZE PARASOLS tHEApfDi 81, WORTH - 30
PARasOIS OF ALL KINDS. COLOGS AND STYLES
We ng Tremendous business 10 ths lue and are able 20 hnY
cheap i 'ehag then lover isa 9'h,I Merchants o
0" 40 227 EIGIITHAvE, Twenty 'scond't
for tLs cheap goas Al our hoc near I"sH
tse"ndst
CHARLOTTE g. SMITH, having returned
from Euna- opened Sprag end Summer es In SIX aud
Cl 1u,at, M uslkiry ad m dr.s: assortment o
carriage reception Cnst fu BIfsst anI Drn'f JaeA AZ
which s be .o reduce the stock sn close ne
loE rvsniy egh,hst NeE.iork cts.
NARPET S-CARPETS FURNITURE
~ FuRNITURRH OFARRLL has han1 The arges, ani
ssscted stock OF CAPE1s and RI not o9 10 ibe o
under supervision and fy warranted TO The purchaser
body spesy BRUSSELS three ply, and SuPs Ingram Carpets OH
giving warranted represented aud delivered hee
Nos 267 and 17l Thirty st., one door east o kshihn
DARIS.-Au PAGE, No. 1G Rue Viyienne,
i (BOIiom Of The Court larl. on he len lIsi foof)
SPECIALITY FOR SILKS. MANfLES
llautes NoayesuoA
MILLINERY GOODS CHEAP from Auction,
wi RIBBoES SILKS LACEs STRAws, for Cash Nc. al
D'''''''' O'''"'"' '''''1 '''' LKwIs LYMAN Co
DUY YOUR WINDOW SHADES
ID THH
MANUFACTURER
FACTORY AND SALkSROOM
Nos 4ii aud 40 rEARISr
New-York tribune., 1867-04-15
pASSFNG GPRS APRIVED.

FROM BREMEN April I3-ln steamship Deutsehland-J X
Schuk and family c. Won lngen Mass Helene Thau H. MaTkse
yrua vehh and wife r. Hoffman Wm Henderson anS
rha Louise stern second cabin. and 4S In seeTage
New-York tribune., 1867-04-15
IMMIGRATION TO VIRGINIA.

Il The Legislature Of Virginia have P1'seS & The following
In to Immigration 70 the State Of Virginia passed March i6
R,,olrsdb BY he Gentrel Ass1aoy: .,..... -, no,
ih's I'D we 4eTeS % Ts 10 % e surplus lands and engage
That %e earnestly recommend citizens Of virginia to hol 3D.
mary meetings in their respective counties inviting Immigration within
1S & 1n %sy 70 be- aB&PS4, & il ad. ss ser o sale
That General Daniel Rugses Of FelereAs3.is ana as
gentlemen well quaaei immigration to The state and Win
"1G Osas sS%%.1S s:5Ss S aSD an sIi s1 % cali OF ts
$ESgRAL DATEa Eoa 40 n H Broadway
also At oee Of cssrs Minor Son. Agents Feee1barz Va
T ANDSCAPE GARDENING and t@AkS IL
IL DRAIN.-CHARLES +. ERlIARD. Surveyor ana ftruc1
Gardener Hunters Point Long Island n " .prepad to make ell
hind Of Sosys 70 dap pain q Iap' E attention
VII be given 70 the most important subject Dage aer
Refarescez Robinson Agricultural Editor Y Tribune
V'O AMERICANS VISITING ENGLAND.
Mess GORDON GoTc feel pleasure in announcing that their
-''''' NEWS ROOMS are NOW oPES,
'sn'r'' ri'o'''' DS So. lei moIBoRH hill, CITY
se will be found Of the leading American nevprrs As
Which they trust viii be largely ayaled Of
they S TaS iSSid PsS%sfiS5' s!a iSt @DI s%, S ]
aneeent representation Of the American IN London
VO OARCHITECTS--lLLlN NEW STATE
HOUsR-The undersigned Commissioners Of the State Of Illinois
State House Springfield, give notice that
g s T hs sSS's sSs P.s%S Ss % Si S Board
BUM ESQ., Springfield I'LL, before the second DAY OF Ja
Three thousand doT i he paid as premium for the design with
grounds and Information may he desired as to
the required accommodations &c VIII De nr
nshed all wishing u compete application, by letter to j. & Web
49, JACOB BUM, President
w. SMITH,
PHILIP WhDSWORTH,
JAS G. ROBINSON.
WM. r. VANDEVBRR.
WM. L. HAMBLET0N
JAMES H. BEVERIDGB,
COnmssiOnera
| J. C.
| TEIO ARCHITECTS.-Thc undersigned Com
bhsf Of the State Of Iowa hereby Offer prenn
Of
ons and detail drawings Of hdng buildings for the osa eas
the Deaf and Dumb 10 be erected AZ
Of Sufficient 20 accommodate not les
than hundred pupils include arrangements for lighting
building Plans he opened the hrst
Monday Address the Undersigned Council Bn Iowa
g. BALDWIN
T. HONN.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-15

Drp GOODS.

Urn GOODS.
At KINZEY''.
REMOVAL TO
No. CAS- BROADWAY oo,,o
500 CASES LADIES'. MISsPs AND BOYS HATS iN ALL TIE
NEW STYLES AND BRAIDs MANY or THEM NOT TO BE
i0'''D STRAW TRIMMINGS
FRENCH FLOWERS ...,,.o
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH FLOWERS TO BE
POUND IN THE CITY. - - a,,-,,
RIBBONS IN ALL THE NEW SHADES NO. 4 CORD
EDGE, ALL COLORs, SOC. PIECE
4TcI9S sTcI9s 0Ts L9Ts T6HSsT T6MNSG GRhoS MbSSNs
NEW SHAPES IN BONNET
AUCTION LOIS oP DRESS TRIMMINGS, o,,,n.
BEAD AND BU6LB PRINCES
1900 PARAsOLs, -. -, .,,,,
OTHER HOUSE IN TIE CITY. .'.,,,o,a
ANOTHER LOT OF OUR 200 BEADED PARAs0Js. ,
KIKBpS, NO. 15 BRoADWAAI
KIHZBiis NO CAS- BROADWAY
KIEZEVs NO. G45 BR0ADWA1
no CONVECTION WHATEVER WiTm OUR OLD STORE ON
PARTIES USING OUR NAME
OUR ONLY STORE, No CAS- BROADWAY 80, = ,,s0
THAN BIGHTHAVENUB
CHEAP LOT LINEN TOWELS, l2le mp. ..o ,, ,,ro, ,v0
O,,,.,,a AUCTION LOTS OF hUsLlNS
PINE LOT PLAID MuSLlNS, 25e
FINE LOT SATIN STRIPES, Hc
LOT or BxCBLIEST MGRsEiLLEs, SOC
CLuNY LACBS, Sc, &C., Toe
SILK TRIMMING-LACBS
REAL CROCHET DGIHGS.
or RIAL LACE COLLARS COMMENCING AT 5oc
'''' ~ ~ COST or MANUFACTURING.
NEEDLBwoRK LINEN SETS AT SOC, VERY LITTLE hoRB
THAN THE DUTY PAID on THEN Rxs,vo c,sp op
sEEphEBASDs EDGIyGs ASG d2 TSSERgoES, SSS &c ;,.
AUCTION LOT CLUSY LACE COLlAltS Zoc 70 ''c-
AuCTiON L0T or HAyDKERCHIEFS
GENTS LINEN HANDKBkCHIEFS poe up
LOT LADIES TAPEBORDERS, Joe.
AUCTION LOT HEMSIITCHED, l24c -
OPENING PINE LOT LACE HANphERCnliFS -, d, ,,n y,uo
HOSIERY FROM AUCTION
LADIES HOSIERY COMMENCING At l2ie
Lot LADIES' REGULAR MAKE, 3lc
LADIES HEAVY IRON FRAME HOSE 2r
GENTS HALPHOSB, COMMENCING AT I0e
'h''' IA IN - ALL THE TISB GRADES IN HOSE.
ON MONDAY, 500 DOZENS ..,, ,,,,,,,,, -, o,,,,s
COMMENCING At 2Oc A PAIR
AUCTION LOTS OF KID GLOVE Csc, 75e; sl o,y,rOc
OVER 2;O DIFFERENT STYLES IS BUTTONS. -. ,,,,,o
BRUSHES, COMBS, TAPES, BRAIDs SILKS H. o,,
NEEDLES AND PINS, &C. PAPER
HOOKS AND EYES. lc and 2c CARD.
MACHINE TWIST, loe. SPOOL
GENUINE CIARKs 2COSPOoL COTTON, ee. ,,no ..
ISvIsIBLE HAIR NETS. &c.
AUCTION LOTS oP DRESSTRIMMiNGS, FRlRGES, GhPs,
DBAiDS, Gc, &e - 80. ,,.,o, 70 a, :,
LESS THAN JOBIBRS PRICES.
WM. kinney
No. Gl5 Broadway
Second door above BeeckeTst
New-York tribune., 1867-04-15
bort ii)ar0en's Notice.

STATE NEw-roRk,
FoEr.WARpESs' OFFICE, No % William St
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section Of The AZ pad ABrl l Isl. entitled An Act.
trrsd u hsg charge Of the subject matter OF sucs inquiry
,urVe the following vessels under eias
lion b ,he Po the sid examinations viii
be competed days succeeding this notice board t
New-York tribune., 1867-04-15

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rlses.......5221 Sun Sets......b:39i Moon sets
THIS DAY.
Sandy Hoax 1853 Cows Island. $40 Hell Oait...
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-08

ait early in the spring Of 1855 that this
pound Was orig mated. \ member Of my family was
afflicted with an irritation Of the throat, attended
with disagreeahle cough. had for some months
previous thought that preparation having for it,
basis the inside bark Of white pine might he COM
pounded SO 20 be useful in diseases Of the
throat and lungs To test the value il in the
alluded to. j compounded small quantity Of the
medicine that hid been planning, AMI gave il in
tcaspoOnfnl doses Tho result exceedingly graft
ying. Within two days the irritation of the throat
was removed. the cough subsidized and a speedy
was effected Soon after this sent some to n lady
in Londonderry y. H.. who had been suffering for
weeks from bad cough, ooca>ioned by sudden
cold. and had raised mucus streaked with blood She
found relief, snd sent for She took about
ten of il aud got we'll =. II. Clarke Esq. cdi
tor of the Manc. ester Daily Mirror. made trial of
the preparation in the of n cold and
was cdre,l Immediately He highly pleased
with the results, and confident in attend
ing it, saiS II placed before the puhlic that he final
" persuaded me tn give IL name. and send il abroad
to benefit the suffering. In November. 1855. first
Advertised il under the name of White Pine Com
pound In two Years from that time there kad been
wholesalei i'm Manchester alone one hradred dollars
worth, where IL took the lead Of all the cough
dies in the market and il still maintains that posi-
lion. There Is COOL reasons for all this; IL is very
soothing AMI healing in it, nature i warming To- the
tpm,ch, AL pleasant wthil to the TASTE, and is
ceedingly cheap.
As a remedy for kidney complaints the White Pin,.
Compound stands unrivalcd. IL not originated
for that purpose; but person using il for cough
was not only euIed ofthe cough, but also cured
ol "a hhtiF'N Oh trn years Since
that accidental discovery many thousands have used
il for the same complaint and have been completely
cured
The above written by DR.. Poland. in $780,
since then, as In Manchester. the White Pine Com.
pound has taken the lead Of all Cough remedies as
we'll rs preparations for the Of Kidney difficult
ties in every city. town, village and hamlet through
out the New England States.
This remedyis safe and pleasant TO take as il is
efectual
MEYER BRO. & CO, Agents at FIT.
WAYNE; PERSHING j. CO., Agents at
PLYMOIITH r2SvI