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9SrA YovSu LADY returning TO her country
home, after a sojourn OF n few months In the city,
was hardly recognized by her friends. In place OF a
coarse, rustic, flushed face. she had . son ruby com.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

DR. JULIEN PERRAULT. DOCTOR OF
- Medicine Of the Faculty Of Paris, Graduate
ofthe University Queens College, and Physician
Of the st. John Baptiste Society OF Ban Fran.
cisco.
DR.. Perrault has pleasure to inform patients
and others seeking confidential medical ADVICE,
that he can be consulted daily at his office, Arm.
DRY Hall Building, Northeast corner Montgomery
and Sacramento streets, San Francisco. Roms
Nos. 3, 10, II, first floor, up stairs, entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramento%str streets.
DR.. Perrault's studies have been almost exclu.
sively devoted to the cure of the various forms OF
Nervous and Physical Debility, the results OF In.
furious habits acquired In youth, which usually
terminate In impotence and sterility, and perma'
nently induce all the coneomitants Of old age.
Where q secret infrmity exists Involving the
happiness Of 4 life and that Of others, reason and
morality dictate the necessity Of Its removal, for
tits a fact that premature decline OF the vigor OF
manhood, matrimonial unhappiness, compulsory
single life, etc, have their source In causes, the
germ Of which IL planted In early life, and the
bitter fruit tasted long afterward: patients. Ia
boring under this complaint, will complain Of one
or more Of the following symptoms: Nocturnal
Emissions, Pains In the Back and head, Weakness
of Memory and Sight, Discharge from the Urethra
on going to stoolor making water. the Intellectual
Faculties are weakened, Loss of Memory ensues,
Ideas are clouded, and there is a disinclination 10
attend to business, or oven to reading, writing or
the society Of friends, etc. The patient will
probably complain Of Dizziness, Vertigo, and
that sight and hearing are weakened, and sleep
disturbed by dreams, melancholy, signing. palpi.
~tations, Paintings, coughs and slow fever while
some have external rheumatic pains, and numb
ness OF the body. Some Of the most common
symptoms are plmples In the face, and aching In
different parts Of the body, Patients suffering
from this disease, should apply Immediately to
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BUT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON. the worls.renowned
Astrolostst and somnamsunstie Clairvoyant, while
In a elairvoyant state, denneates the very features OF
The person you arc to marry. and by the aid Of an
instrument OF intense power. known as the Psycho-
motrope. guarantees to produce u perfect and life
IKE picture Of the future husband or wife OF the
applicant, with date Of marriage. occupation. lead
Ing traits Of character. &c. This Is no imposition.
ss testimonials without number can assert. By
stating place OF birth. aSe. disposition. color Of eyes
and hair. and enclosing rfty cents, and stamped en-
velops addressed to yourself. you win receive the
picture by return mail. together with desired infor.
nation. Address In confidence. MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, p. U. Box 2F, West Troy, n. Y.
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AlinH Summons,

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STO.
- rey. In Justice Court, Gold Hill Township,
before W. N. Hall, Justice Of the Peace. +. j.
Ryan, plaintiff, vs.. James McEvily, defendant.
The State Of Nevada sends to James Newly,
greeting: You are hereby ummoned to appear
before me, Justice of the Peace In and for Gold
Hill Township No. 3, county and State aforesaid,
Ut my office in Gold Hill, on the 5ih day OF
August, A.. D. 1867, at 10 o'clock A.. N. ofthat day,
to answer the complaint Of E.. J. Ryan,
wherein he claims 10 recover the SUN of Two
Hundred and Twenty.eight Q7.lOO) Dollars.
principal and interest TO date, for Groceries and
Provisions, furnished and delivered, to you, Cd
and before the Goth day Of juno, A. D.. 1855. a,
will more fully appear by plaintiffs complaint
on file herein.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the complaint as aforesaid.
Judgment will be taken against you for the sum
Of S226 1900, and Costs OF suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said county.
greeting Mako legal service and due return
hereof.
Givon under my hand, this Cd day of July.
A. D. 1867. W. n. HALL,
Justice Of the Peace, Gold Hill Township No. 3
Int. Rev. stamp Soc. State stamp Soc. iy2.td
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CRISPER COMA,
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DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES AND
ID Gentlemen can beautify themselves u thous-
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and il the most complete article OF the kind ever Of
fcred to the American public. The Crisper Coma
vii. be sent to any address, sealed and postpaid.
for 81, Address all orders TO
W. L. CLARK & CO.. Chemists,
No. , West Rayette Street, Syracuse. N. Y.
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TIE co.PARTNERsHIP. HERETOFORE
L existing between the undersigned. IN tho
Cigar and Tobacco business. In Gold Hill, L. dis
solved by mutual consent. The business viii De
continued as heretofors by A. Markewitz. Al
persons indebted to the late arm are requested 10
settle with A. Markewitz, and any legal demands
against the late nrm viii be settled By hln- 81
A MARKEWTTZ,
E11l.-lglgT .0g A HANERSLAG.
aeld HUI Jaiy I, 1857. ,ss5ez lyi,lm
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FOR USE.

Charge the reservoir with the prepared fluid, or
with Benzine, from half to three.fourths full: al.
low a portion to run through into the cup, then
turn of the tap, and ignite the fluid which will
heat the burner sufficiently to generate the gas,
which will be seen issuing frsm the top. The tap
must now DO turned on, and q steady light will be
maintained TIL the whole Of the contents Of the
reservoir Is consumed.
A small needle bent at the point and fixed In a
holder, may be occasionally required TO clear the
minute hole through which the gas issues, and
the regulating screw at the bottom turned q little
back-but care must be taken not to forco the
screw too high, and Il should nerer be used to ex-
tinsuish tho Lightly turning the tap Of, It will
gradually go out.
when necessary to renew the cotton which Is
placed in the lower pipe to prevent the too rapid
tiow of the fluid, the Lamp should DO placed in a
vice and the burner screwed of. Tho burnt cot.
tom mus. then be entirely withdrawn. and afresh
piece Of stout cotton rag. one inch wide and four
or five inches long. should be doubled over a
piece of wire, and inserted into the pipe-the
ends cut short of, the burner again screwed on
with a little white lead, and the Lamp Is ready
for use.
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For sale or to Rent.

0NE SPLENDID COTTAGE. SITUATED
" on Crown Point street, above tine hentuck
Mine. Also-A Building Lot on tho samestreet'
20 feet front. Apply ,,oyn,rpv
-rrs Opposite the Gold HUI NEWS.
Gold Hill, June Is, 1867. Js25h
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science, acting upon the Beard and Hair in an al
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the elite OF Paris and London with the most latter
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Descriptive circulars and testimonials mailed irec.
Address BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists. No.
2S River Street, Troy, N. Y. Sole agents for the
UnIted States. apS.ly
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STUBBORN hair OF either sex lntO
wavy ~ringlets. or heavy massive curls. Has been
used by the fashionables Of Paris and London, with
the most gratifying results. Does no injury 10 the
hair. Price by mall. sealed and postpaid, 81. De-
scriptIye Circulars mailed free. Address BERGER.
SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists, No. rs River Street.
Troy, n. y, Sole Agents for the United States.
m. TansIyI .
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CAPILLI.

Throw away your false f~rIzzes, your switches.
your wig
Destructive OF comfort, and not worth u fig;
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
Aud rejoice In your own luxuriant hair,
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uyHISKERS an,

WHISPERS and
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tho smoothcst face
In from three to five
weeks by using DIR.
SENIGNE'S X T. =
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CAPlLLAlRE, the
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DEA UTY.-AU u
ID bum, Golden,
Rlaxen and Silken
CURLS produced by
the use OF Prof. DE-
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LIE G Z Y.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-10
Riot n FnfaJ. tennessee Radical
sheriff kIIIsd.

We take NE following secouni u
the gIot n rafiy, Tennessee, from
the Araianehe u ihe III lnsti
IN ihe flot u. pufdy, on Saturday
last. We fsafu iIaln . soufce that ran
not be questions that Samuel Lewis,
the Sheriff ~ tI,e county, wns killed
and three other white men wounded,
INwis was cx.FedcraI ofIlcrf, 4 Kind
hearted man, aHd served with credit
as captain Of cavalry In the late war.
lie was a Radical, aud unwavmine
10 bis support Of IIrownlow AZ the
time Of Ills death he was eodcavor-
log 10 keep the peace, and 70 arrcs, n
drunken negro who was disturbing
the same BY quarrelIng with another
gentleman Of color. lie fclI In the
discharge Of his duty. just as Lewis
was shot, a white Radical fired at the
murderer aud wounded him slightly.
A free fight then begun. The negro
militia swept the town, and were per-
fectly furious. They shot into houses
filled with women and children,
poured a merciless vollcy at unarmcd
citizens and inaugurated a reign Of
terror never known before In that
little village. Prominent Radicals
tried to stop them, but they were ut
terly unable 10 control them. Judge
Hurst, TO his honor be il said, was
active in behalf of law and order
but the negroes would not heed him
Since the murderous ailray, the
melish". have patrolcd the town al
night, and amused themselves by
shooting into private dwellings. The
citizens, old and young, have abah.
doned their houses, and the solitud,
of once happy homes is only broker
by the brutal tread Of Brownlow'l
negro ruflians. In the name O
Heaven, will the people support VIM
G. Brownlow, who Is the real author
Of these atrocities? Is il not a sac
yet striking fact that Samuel Levi
was murdered by the very powel
that his Radical friends (perhaps h,
was guilty. had summoned to Purd,
to oppress Conservatives and so
called rebels. Was not Acteon tori
by his own dogs? Will not tn
cheek of the modern Caligula a
Knoxville pals at the recital Of thes
enormities?
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the secret N sasenfJ.

The public sometimes ask NJ, awhal
afe The ceremonies wllleh Ffeemaaons
prize 20 greatly aud preserve 70 "a
cfedlY among ilemselsesg" W. 10.
ply, theae wUald he " M nac IN yon
even N We eUuId mmmuaIcaie them.
They have a special meaning 10 those
who are fret prepared IN heart. The
cfy of The little one In NJ cradle,
which 10 you, lts mother Il 10 ffaught
with meaning, has lIttle meaning 10
others. The love look NJ Ihe maiden
which 10 her lover Il expressive of
such . world Of tenderness, conveys
but little meaning 10 mo. And 10 Il
Ia with those signs and other methods
Of Masonic rccognltlonj they only
serve a purpose TO those who are pro-
pa.sd TO understand aud TO respond
to them, but would convey no mean
ing 10 you.
Yet we will communicate 10 you
some signs and passwords aud 4 ccrc-
monial full Of Frecmasonry, aud
equally as binding upon you rs they
arc upon us.
ist. When from the lips Of parent
or Christian friend You hear the
words of solemn counsel, warning,
rcbuke or exhortation, answer those
words, We charge you In the name Of
God, by refraining from evil practices
and drawing nearer tho cross Of Him
whose spirit has put il into the hearts
Of loving friends thus 10 do you
good. Those words Of counsel are
the "true words of Frccmasonry,'
ancient as the warning words which
God addressed 10 our erring parents
In Eden.
| ID. When upon the convulsed fact
Of suffering humanity you see the
tears slowly trickling down--wher
you see the hands painfully clenchct
under the agonies Of human sorrow
and hear the choking sob and heav
ing sigh, we charge you in the nam,
Of God answer them quickly ant
give such sympathy and aid as it ma,
bo in your power to afford. Thes
are the grand hailing signs Of Ma
sonry, ancient as the day that Rache
T sorrowed In her death-pangs and uni
versally binding upon Masons am
T anti-Masons, man and woman, II
the last syllable Of recorded time."
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GRAIN AND CorroS.--The Mon

GRAIN AND CoTToN.--The Mon
roe Ia.) Telegraph says:
We want to show The planters of
this parish how much they sacrifice
in a single product of the soil to the
cultivation Of cotton, and we will do
SO by the "force of example," Mr..
James Hart, one Of our most syste-
matte planters, sowcd last spring ten
bushels Of oats, the labor Of five
hands for two days being necessary.
The crop, Of course, was not touched
until it was ready for harvest, when
it was cut and hauled in. The oats
cost s12; cost of sowing and plowing
in, $40; and we estimate the harvest
ing at $40. Total cost s52. Mr..
Hart estimates that the oats produced
will cause q saving of 200 bushels Of
corn; but we will suppose $50 BUSH
els are saved, an amount Mr.. II. will
sell for 81 rs per bushel, making
1862 60. Thus we have q saving
Of s210 80, while the quality Of the
forage Is far superior, and we have
the straw left for rough food and
manure. The land from which the
oats were taken is In fine condition
win be planted at once in peas
pumpkins, and a portion set out in
potatoes. The crop from these thrc'
will, no doubt prove more remunera.
tive than the crop Of oats. Now
suppose the same ground had beer
planted in cotton, and what woult
the profits have been? From sucl
incontrovertible facts as these, w
trust our planters will yet learn i
become productive and thrifty citi
zens.
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10 form and feature, face and limb,
Igrew 70 like my brother
That folks got taking me for him,
And each for one another.
II puzzled oil our kith and kin,
Il reached dreadful pitch, @
For one Of ms was born twin,
And not a soul know which.
One day, 10 make the matter worse,
Before our names were fixed,
As we were being washed by nurse,
We got completely mixed.
Aud 30, you see, by fate's decree,
Or rather nurses whim,
Ny brother Jack was christened tine
Andl was christened ahim.'
The fatal likeness ever dogged
Our footsteps when at school,
For was always getting 6ogged
n John turned out fool.
In fact year after year the same
Absurd mistakes went on,
And when died the neighbors came
And buried brother John. - D
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Paris IIsasalar IIsass,.

The mode n hHfhIshlns meals IN
these establishments peculiar.
When fOu fim In the mfnlng. a
servant brings h youf feem ! rsa n
coiTce and hoi milk, with lTamd and
butter The coffee 4 the irst you
ever drank and llle bread ihe bet
you ever ate. The butter u nos sall.
ed made fresh every mornings bat
" you wish sali, rs aIl Americans do,
i is brought. How sweet The bread
retaining all The natural sweetness Of
thc wheat II IA baked In loavcs
sometimes two yards long, bat only
three or four inches In diameter, and
is always sold by weight Usually
two sueh lmvea are baked together,
being Joined NJ the sides. The bread
Is thoroughly baked through, and ,hs
particles Fixed 20 that II viii not dixie
much Of our bread turn 10 dough IL
the stomach. Many small loavcs arc
made, but the general shape prcserv.
cd. Your breakfas. you takoat from
! ] to II o'clock, when you 40 10 the
dining room aud order what you
wish--becfstcak, eggs, coffee, ETC., aud
II Is quickly cooked for you. Dinner
Is taken at 0 o'clock, when all the
boarders meet aud sit down TO a gcn-
cral table. There Is no bill Of fare,
but ono course after another is
brought usually five or six
courses. A full bottle Of wine is fur
nished, without extra charge, for
every two persons. Every one
drinks il, (claret) and in any reason
able quantity II does not intoxicate.
] have not seen q drunken man IN
Paris for the past three months. All
drink wine, and II seems to ssihy,
yet creates no morbid appetite, like
strong liquors. ne
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lffsm lhs Hsmphis hullsela. "a
The EIeelIsn YESTERDAY.

Tho farce N "IiIsh fdh IIelow
ssaIaf we played very successfully,
n ihis city Yesterday, n = smaIl M.
dIencr, IIealdea Che dfaHaiis prwna,
composed ef ncgro voters and police
officers, there were not more than q
dosen % two IDLE people louuging
nsound the polling Looths which We
visited. AZ an early hour Of ihe
morning, tho various roads leading
Into ihe city we're thfongcd with Dc
luded freedmen iocking Into Mem
phIs, as the great Mecca Of Brown
lowiam. Many Of them came, staff
10 hand, ragged and dusty, as though
ffom a long pilgrimage. W surprls-
Ing was their numder that, like the
clausmcn Of Rodcrlek Dhu, they
seemed 10 spring forth from every
bush and brake by the waysidc. We
looked In upon them at their polling
places, At about twelve o'clock. Not
being n voter ourselves, on account
Of a supposed defect of patriotism,
our visit was, Of course, one Of mere
curiosity. To our eyes, the long pro-
ccssion of dusky figures making their
way slowly to the Judges stand, bore
the semblancc Of a funeral procession.
Liberty was doad, We thought, and
these were her pall-bearers. The
white people, those unfortunate indi-
viduals who had been taboed on &C
count of their color, were looking on
curiously, from q distance, pretty
much as they would look upon The
| realization Of some Eastern tale in
the Arabian Nights. We scanned
the countcnances Of the dusky voters
Childish curiosity and simplicity,
stolid indifference, blank ignorance,
wretchedness, and crime were tn,
main characteristics. And these were
the voters Of America, the men whc
are to be the future guardians Of th,
constitutional liberties of the States
the law-given, and judges of a lane
of white men. We turned away sicl
at heart. As we passed by Cour
Square, we found a regiment o
troops encamped, with sentinel a
each gate, with bristling bayonet
and rows Of stacked arms, belonging
} to the men who were lying abou
among the shade trees. The statut
4 Of Andrew jackson looked dow
upon these men. How the old hero
the old Constitution defender, woul,
have been astonished, II he coul'
have arisen from his grave an
looked upon all these things bein
enacted in the State Of Tennessee, i
the year Of grace 1852 Sic transit
The play Is over, the actors are dis
persed, and our readers will find i
our local columns, that the Caucasian
in the State Of Tennessee, has passe
, under the rule Of the African. Th
Yankee is avenged; be has throw
down the Southern man, and raise
up the negro in his stead. Than
5 God! we haye resisted the desecrs
! tion of our altars, and the degradI
: ton Of our race, all we knew how.