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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-18

NJ O. sugar ana mOIdSSeSs
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR
w supplies of Sugar and Molasses direct
from PLANTATIONS IN LOUISIANA.
Merchants wishing to purchase in lots Sr by
single barrel will ind it TO their advantage to
examine our stock and learn our prices before
Janis MAXWELL & TINGLE.
Carolina Rice.
RURIVED BIRRCT y n o vi
n Factors in South Carolina.
90 Tierces Prime Rice.
janis MAXWELL & TINGLE.
Flour.
O0O RBLS. ORIENTAL MILLS.
100 Pollock's Fancy, VinconEes.
Ind. For sale by
ianl3 MAXWELL s. TINGLE.
Fish.
OOO HALVES No. l MACKEREL.
Is s q q ! R med. q T.
300 kits No. Mackerel.
i5S do do ; family do
500 Halves Lake Herring.
100 do White Fish.
udIS m.AA W ILL a IA&NNAAAs
IN 500 kegs assorted sizes nails, best brands,
at MAXWELL a. TINGLES.
Goshen q Hamburg Cheese.
100 BOXES VERY FINE.
lUU For sale by
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
COFFEE.
" 100 bags strictly choice Ri0
% " prime
80 " good for sale
MAXWELL q TINGLE.
DEFINED SUGAR
u - bbls Standard Cr., pow'd and grand.
10 DO. a. & b. Coffee Sugars.
IS do. EX. &. &. g. Z. Yellow, at
MAXWELL & TINGLES
PROVISIONS
i Bacon Hams, Shoulders and Sides, Bulk
Meats, Dressed Hogs, Prime Leaf Lard, &C.
MAXWELL q TlNGLE.
SYRUP-
> ?? bRIS. P Pl5.,,, best Golden Syrup.
IS hlf bbls. golden do.
~ kegs do. do.
10 bbls. New York do. For sale
by MAXWELL & TINGLE
i 10 hlf oh. choice G. p. Tea
10 do. do Y. II. do.
Is do. medium grades G. p. and Y II.
10 do. Oolongs, for sale; -
TOBACCO. WESTERN.
i 20 boxes Niagara lOs back,
IS oaddies do. Ios, and Navyis,
u boxes Ellegantus lOs black,
Is Caddies lls,
% Highland ChieitaiD Is black,
Is Mermaid Navy Is
20 Pine Apple Navy Il
OLD VIRGINIA.
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs,
AmbrOsia lbs,
10 Curiosity lDs,
10 Twin Fl Dorado, soft pressed Il,
5 Bright Twist,
10 Miller's Fine Twist
10 Diadem Soft Pressed Is.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
IS bbls. ?. G. cut and dry,
10 half bbls +. q. cut and dry,
10 kegs McKean's 6 twist for sale.
MAXWELL & TIEGLE.
WE ALSO HAVE CONsTANTLE
w in store, Buckets, Tubs, Wash boards
Brooma Essence Coffee, Extract LogWood, GAd
der, Indigo. Copperas, Blue Yitrol, Alum rep
per, Alspice, Cinnamon, Nutmeg cloves, nus il.
tard, Ginger, Bcarb Soda, Sal. SOFA, E 1,n.
Soap, COlgate's Soaps German s3aPs, I'D. shiii4
Soabs Candles. Mould and Star, Concentrates
I've WiHdsw Glass, Lead, Shot, GuH Caps, Pow
A. Cotton Yaru. Cotton and Flax TWines,
S,gto Jvjclr RattinV Wrapping Paper. &c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-18
NINE PER oEK1. UPON The KVKS

These bonds bid fair 20 EttAih the most pfom-
ipent position among the B0nFgeeulAtiIs ~
vsstusuts Of the country. and VII - sss'ey
geait in a the msney-osDtTes IN EurOpe
HOldsrs Of Government secuT1tiss k.Is, n.
portuuity Of exchanging them for - sl......
cfho BOnis bearing an eqnal rase ~
,ritb - urineipAI ven SECURED and OF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-18

Patients are hsFssy informed that Ansr he
arst visft thsy can tAks the treatment hone
and TIE Il untii cured, without pain OF iussrup-
ten 70 their usual yoss;'0a-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-18

The great CENTRAL Pacific RAILROAD Is there.
fore in an important sense . SEMF NATIONAL
WORK aided and commended by the people, the
Legislative power, and tho Executive officers
though its management Is administered i0ih az
he care and oretkOtigkt Of he most emiRsnt pirate
corporations. Being under tho constant super
vision Of the GOveTnment-whO being the prin
cipal creditor accepts subordinate and oontin
gent lien-with 80 large an amount OF addition
al capital also invested In the property pledged,
IL Is believed that no securities now offered In
the market possess the sane claims 10 conf
denco and market value, except those Of the
Government
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-18

The Act Of Congress oonfers upon the Corpo
rations, besides the right Of way across the Ter
ritories gift Of l2 500 acres Of the public land
per mile, contiguous 10 this line, and an appro
priation from the National credit Of sixty NIL
LIONS in PER cENT. BONDS, delivered - the
work progresses; or half the estimated cost OF
the Through Line and Branches. These Sub
sidy bonds the company may cancel in course
Of years by the transportation services Of the
Roads, and . small per osntage Of their net earn.
ings; they, therefore, constitute an element Of
great strength 70 the corporations.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-18

To Messrs. FreO, GOShOrn, Walker, e. "
FI'dRsheim aud others
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-18

The Act further authorizes them 70 issue an
equal amount Of their own First Mortgage
Bonds Of corresponding denominations, tSAteA
shall be he first claim upon The l0h0ls railroad prep
srty and 70 GIiek he lien Of The Government shall
be subordinate, a. q means Of more readily secur
ing the remaining half Of the capital for the con.
structiOn; the equipments, SO, being provided
out of the capital stock subscriptions and other
sources.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-18

Goshen q Hamburg Cheese.
100 BOXES VERY FINE.
lOU For sale by
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22
realize the buk Of the vessel IN wnlch sucn Mruo.

realize the bulk OF the vessel In which such struo
ture can be enclosed. BY no means an
uninteresting feature Of the preparations u
the liberay with which the creature COM
provided for The directors OF the Telegraph
construction and Maintenance Company are prac-
ucal believers in the sound doctrine tnat English
men must be well fed II they are TO do good work.
10 TINS end The Judgment and resources OF Mr.
slmonds OF Leadenhail market, were called into re.
qui5ton. and he supplied the snip with 80 Dullock5,
10 Southdown sheep, 10 calves so pigs, 100 dozen
OF poultry ~ tons or potatoes three or four tons OF
He5n vegetables or other kinds and quantity OF dead
game preserved IN Ice The cost OF the supplies OF
fresh provisions thus taken on board amounted to q
sum OF nearly f3, 000 and the members OF the expe-
dIton VIII iare as We'll, from its commencement 10
Its close, as they could have done II Lhey had re-
malned IN London.
The novelty OF the attempt TO lay the two first
Atlantic cables, and the great purposes that they
were expected 10 subserve attracted public atten-
ton 10 them In no ordinary degree. Their COM
plet3 success and the facility with which the
tendency TO produce O reaction and unduly to
diminish the interest felt IN similar undertakings.
But IL should not be forgotten that the apparent
ease a result OF the combination OF the most pro-
OF mechanical skill. and that a submarine cable
must long continue TO represent one OF the
greatest or mans trumphs over the forces OF nature
A cham which rests beneath the sea, beyond the
OF safety will unite us 10 British India and, before
very long, to the Australian colonies also, may Wen
be source OF pride to Engiishmen. The pride VIII
not be diminished by the reflection that the enter
achievements other nation has even started In the
race, and the last evidence OF Englands empire
over the sea has been her use OF Its greatest depths
as the resting place OF tne links by which ahe IS
binding together the uttermost parts OF The world
IN sympathetic and instantaneous intercommunlca-
The New York herald., 1869-11-22
CUBA.
Rnvages OF the Cholera and yellow Fever
The BnynIno Massacre-The Revolution.


The BaynIno Massncre-The Revolution.
KINGSTON, ia, Nov. 7, 1859.
we have intelligence from Santiago de Cuba to
the Sd inst
Cholera, yellow fever and smallpox were raging In
thar town and It's suburbs There had oeen 800
deaths cholera within period of thirty days.
In q cholera ditch which had been dug for the re-
ception OF 100 bodies 300 corpses had been thrown,
with barely sufficient earth to cover them. The
stencil from the cemetery had become so inolerable
that the corpse bearers would not venture near the
place. The consequence mas been that coiins are
thrown alongside the road 200 yards nearer the city,
and Santiago being an elevation, the stencil has
almost become . pe5tlence.
The publication OF the protests OF the Cubans who
were massacred near Bayamo, which appeared In
the NEW YORK HERALD OF the 18th October, and the
leading article which appeared In the HERALD OF
the 18th produced intense excitement on the arrival
OF the HERALD by mal.
The Revolutionary party continue to hold their po-
stons with great tenaclty, ana the spanish Iorces
paratlyely helpless, as they confined tneir
efforts TO small engagements, Whch couid DC OF
little service IN the suppression OF ipsurrecon; put
by the annoyance OF private individuals In many
petty ways unworthy OF gentlemen or soldiers, the
Spaniards eldeavored to suppress the lnsurrection
The revoutoniss appear to receive material aid
from foreign sources. which the Spanish authorities
ara powerless to prevent.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22

BOSTON SHOE AND LEATHER MARKEr.--rn tho hoo,
anu snoe market there s nothing new Ia ron"r,
Busness IS very quiet; the demand IA conttno, ot..
snall orders r0n remote points, and tha y,s,, "
,,I Iis W. INQUIRY % rom the New England trade pro-
@ s,r a aeaers are doing little more taan nost
~ ~ hs DooAs aud trying 10 settle lIp their aeea"nfs
,S ,Sr w business season Just closed. IA geoapai
narao my Eor @iyS ,S NOT yet begun to make any pre-
WIN not do ue so nenr nn, campaign, ana probably
s,i sJip's sooa are wanted for distribution. pssrsbIe
sS so,no so1Ss a,e generally sold wei M tnough
ss9s adaptsd to the Western trade. T6s leather
ssItIe s,e very dpl, but prices seem TO have
rnanga ,rs ~ nard pal, ald are without qua, able
IsathSr v nisAe ay lurther concessions on sole
rsthar Spper Dota rough ana Gnisned continues
Js, ,S, unsettled aud selling In small lots only
ooS'o' commercial B,tLetag, AoB 90
The New York herald., 1869-11-22
The POPULATION OR THE GIL npe.

There are on tie globe l,2ss,ooo,oOo OF souls. OF
which 100000 are or the Caucasian race;
552 O0o,ooo of the Mongul races 100 oOo 600 OF the
Ethiopian race; 176,ooo,o0O OF the Malay race;
100000 OF the Indo-Amercan race. There arc
36i2 languages spoken, and 1000 dnerent religions.
the yearly mortality Of the globe is 33, $685. 333 per-
sons. aus az the rate OF 9lb5a per day. $3.50
hour o. per minute. SO each pusation OF the heart
average OF human life IL 80 years. Married men live
longer than single one4 Oneeightn OF The whole
population Is military. There are $50. 900 Chris
t,ans, 6U0O,0O1 lsraees GB 00l 600 Aslatc religion
sts I9v,00o0o0 Mohanmedans, and 800, 1000 600 Pa
gans. In the Christian churches no. 00o 900 profess
the Roman Catholic 10 600 oC6 profess the uTeek
faith, &c, 900. 900 the Protestant.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22

BY man steamship at this port we have London
journals OF the 9th OF November, supplying the fol-
lowing interesting special correspondence from
Cairo ana Port Said to the Goth OF October.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22
OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.

The British-Indian Submarine Cable-Sailing
Of the Great Eastern and Her C0nSOrtS
for Bombay-The Bombay and Suez
Wire-Its Length Just the
Same as the French Atlantic
Cable-Splicing at Sea.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-06


wssiss M htisvlrs ses1Assss n n. "A
|hsssf ssd rad'y 4 Iiefi<yis Age rs~ls 6sua
'fs< wsstr as& p~fke<Iy fsIslI< ssstrss. d.
ssstiiesse IN y sss<ss<d b ~ rhs kss-
ifed 4 u ihis sssa'y. Dv NJ might. a. sn.
ssnf phys<iss n Lyul<vIi>, NJ, nysl
"fh3ss ss<aIned A. krmsIs ~ ~ men.
As6fIen " ifaTkys Akae TcaIs. nAmlxef &
Ds ffsflsy. ~ consider n 4 fsIs4LIe os&<j.
nstIos N pevNhi ionia seenis. vita s.uss
sei via decided sas<t IL Insefsissent and ~
mlttest kseh
oeprrs Therpssu, 49, II fcsI.vais, n.
sp~&hs fsom sspstIesse. aad s~yst
. t&ke pleasure IL ssstlsr hat I have M
uahsyf Asus Tonic, n my iAmIly, and tsvs-
fiahiy husd Tie first o. second doe 10 eufs Ne
ekIIIs.H
xs~ Alslsy, Nay ~, isss.
Nsssss. James Iuddi< Z Co, Louisville, NJ
Gentlemen v&s afflicted with sss To-
nonths-pevhaps . year ~ more. Your IIus-
leys Ague Tonic was recommended By a fIend.
rot : bottle Immediately sd commenced
taking u according 10 directions, and have not
been troulded with ehi1Is slnc>. an stla4sd
" u b taken aeeeFdink 10 diFtctions II VII
csrs the ague. freommsnd Il 10 Ell rsnsrise.
Ycs'' truly, vpcssr kiar.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
The s,s.s q Mississippi, Pamela county.

y. u. French VI. p. n. Nilief,
The plaintiff, On ahidavit, stAtcs that the de-
isndant y indebted TO him, and is . ncn-rssI.
dent Of this 6uie, and having obtained from
tie undersigned, 1 Justice Or he Peace In and
FIR Pnsola comfy, State Aforesaid, an original
attachment against the estate Of the defendant
returned 10 Tho January term, 1869, Of this
court held d The court-housc In the town ol
pAnola, county and State aforesaid, on the third
Monday Of January, 1869, and tho same hav,
Ing been levied on the defendants property, Il
% ordered BY M, q Justice Aforesaid, that the
defendant appear befbre said court, 81 the court
house, In Panola, State and ccuniy aforesaid,
% the 18th day Of February, 1859, 10 defend
aid a~ttzchment suit or judgment win be pro-
ceeded with e. psrfs.
II Il further ordered that this notice be pub
iished In the nweskiy rAnols STAR news
paper Of nid county, br the term Of four weeks
successfully. B. L. BALLARD,
Justice Of the Peace.
Taylor I Pcsse attorneys for plaintiff.
l&<9-Ht 4.I .
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi Psnola county. In
The Couniy Court a aid county. Haynes
Darby > O.. N Muller = Bosy, AlIss attach
nsat insed ~ ~ DAY 4 JaasAsy, 1859,
aGaipe ~ a>sss - aid dskndasts b. he
N : ~ =, sssssnabls n ths eosaiy Cesn
u Nd eosaiy.
nofIcs b hersby giren % he aid Pleasant
= Miller NJ III sosy. vbe 'rsrds in he
dty 81 MsnphiA fsnn- ~ ven partisan
usdsr ~ I'm name Il MILLER ! SoFy, that
uslsss thay shall appear before said Comfy
CeurL 4 The next Term Hereof and on the
Ant day Of Md term, 70 be holden Il the
rouFtrbssn = ~ eoanty q Pssais, y shs
town - RsnslA - ~ an& nss<k1 h Afd1,
lses. asd plsa1 V aid action, Judgment VIII
b ssssssd stplast tken, asd he ssta1e attached
viii - ND. 10. HARRISON,
ja3o-<t Clerk.
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Il TLn@~ 6LIMx.. A. 1LI-L -. ltr
lssee .n'alS e sb'nk seous--llfs
~" NC s'ef'''y.
GS1Ne
JACKSON, MiNy Jsn. ~, 1859.
A dIspaugjne editorial sesInl
this Cowoeay 6ppearsd In the N.
sNrance Monitor and Wal Arsa n.
'sisw, for Dsosmbss. 1905. Il hss
bepn .sspsedussi 4 ne lfsmphI.
Ld0sr, and Industriously cisculst~d
II Misimlppi md elsewhere, What
ever may have been Inc DESIGN q
Tie editor. the motives Of thcse "a
WHOM ke kaA lent Nj columns Al
well known and understood here.
His sbetss ayo chivslrh Nlmlu-
s~Ippisns" for cudsayoriur ITO Keen
tie money Of Mfslssippisns N ~
State but too plainly bctrsys IA
local animsS seslnst any such enter
prise among our citizens. The AMI
mus o. any Southern Journal that %
kindly copies, without enquiry, cam
rot b otherwise suspected than ~
an earnest desire 70 protect 'yc chiv-
Dire from Yankee villiany.
The statement Of TIE Planters'
Insurance Company for January !,
1854 required By the charter and
published In the Jackson Clarion,
gives the Iic direct 10 the Momlov's
article, 20 far a. the condition Of the
Company 10 ccncerned--and for
which thoss olBcers that swors 10 Il,
70 be held responsible. So far
= ths AoHitor's fling at the "Direcr
tors resident IN the virtnous city Of
louisytlle" = ooncerned i can safely
b. ~ ulsn then, a. sielly cohpe>eut
2 protect themselves H against It, de-
The Company has now bees in
operations for over twelve months.
end bseinaiag - basi-
ness Of 'such an entefprise hss been
eno9uasered ana deiiayed and mead
N '0ngs. . np1ahOer '1 PsoeIss. A.
mas paid all Us I0oooD within tho time
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Bulls Worm Destroyer.
10 NY United Hatss and World Wyds
Readers.

have received .ssy sssHhousss 6su mo-
feseional ed medical nee, - NJ ainasaes
and vadous ~pshliesttoss have askpvu, 81 e
which ~ g~senlaes Ne t6liswine hon s :
highly sdaeated and popeifS ptyseisa h 0sss-
GA . eersAinly one b Ne 1osi nnslbls Co..
municatcns ! have en- recelvs1. D.. Clsnsss
tncws exscsy uhat y tpoahs < ~ W ~
tInoay dssssvss 10 h written h Istssv Il
Eold. nsAs what he Dessus nys II BULLS
WORN DEsrROYHR,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aIRNfr
~CosrxAcms-BIsak soutsssls III
pdaf hsedm1n a. n nd II thIs
a. ~ tae 81 te 4 hea
xza.,s, PHI I7I5vs win sAe1sl,
ssmsscsth s p~sblIallon Of . week
h paper q Ifaon<y<rlGlse y b
ssisIsd The Hsstly Nqgseiias.
Goods marked down Il BallsntIns
! Walls, sdtdIs, MIN, TO make
pesrf.r th,lFalsrsS apisg siesk.
Csl and get bargains.
GRANGE HAscEI o. scnxDuIr.--Passssssu In
rsfnihs pssslB alesviils'at 1912 r.
u. going North, and u 7;4s P. NJ,
ring Soutt. 81 timetable ior
Assssin freight schedule. ~ 'srsi
The Luz Corporal for February,
hi been received, and, - usual, Is
W. -, y: sI 4. s. u I..iyai!
pblished IL Chicago, BY Alfred L.
swsll Afb3st4s kUt3e)fN
pr annun.
~.
VI, ~ II.;.r ~, n.r.s,s
.-..;...s - 80. - 80 49,.
49, ~ S..,fS~ -.
,vs,s INV msss lits-Ils' ,,srsss. ~
10 Of tlsasslvss VII - eepsinesd
'pon tFsa's 'a
n. O Mnlhms BslssnsvfS VIVA
s.:' :, , = wed .@'ssss ! =.
d., for sale BY ". 6. Clarke. No
pr,on affected ~ 1Iy de above
dssrs ,,hoala - without . bottle.
IrH tar It'll u.
W. ara iudeTlsSfo forpsr coz
ruvopdssI. ssRu3h sRsbs.n whose
-ipsrsstinr isstsrs ara wall renesnr
kssd By Cur rsadsss for . CODY e
neat lisals .p,per. entitled re
= s.' s|.: ss',:s !: = I, .s; s.s..,, vs., e
.sls eanes. y z0tufU.
n, ham. = T.h;.. L., !
sson factors, dealers In dry soods.
rcsries and pIsnsadtu suppl;es. SO
n, ,eo.tipps, !.
Nh 1.,ss
,t.A sAey' Ill q -, hiEb~ssrsu,
sssrsd. Thsp.s,ll .thsirr roods At
nm DosuittA
-vs<shss.s. ~ 80
8 ~
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WORTHY on ATTENTION.

4
hereby esfufy that during Lest rear I wss
~ w y w vnnn
eIsss vlsh hss tsm,s,s,s ssllsf On ssesSlss
hsns the disease tessrnsd Ia . worsr iyps, 4
lcsslble, When nj. medical attendant ordered
N ss. sss ',nny n'ss =
M nssgly ttOo' I consulted Ds. smlsh' a
ssd AnsnIc somhjr~d. wtJsk 1Ss6,ssd q NV.
prsStrrinr 10 lei Inc disease isks III eousss.
was almost bloodIsss. essrsmsIy esbsussd, ana
pronounced viii snlsrrsd liver ssds $3.50.
About thIs time he Advertisement q ~Ifuslsys
Asus Tonic appeared ia |. city paper, ssd
have no reason 70 regret ~IL--ons bottle re-
stirred me completely, and since that time
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The pfspsl<saf n nls s<i<hssirS s>s,>,ss
Justly si@is.s ~ y . esypsivvisy sssf III 49,
f's< sveE tssfsd 10 tke rstllt ~ ~ ~. 81.
AN, sFssaf ssd p<vwssset ssss n Asue ~
fsvss, = okiIs so fsvss, wks1k<s y 40 -
ling nahdley NJ fsfp b IN sstlss wse6-
go 80 Hssihussiesn tesHtfy y Ter kln ~.
tlwssy % Ne tfwsA Y ~ sGssslse. Nj n =
sses vt~isvst Win n III 10 suss, N ~ tlvss.
lions ~ fisietiy tsiisve1 ed ssalSl eef Il
: gvrst NAsy snees . etseIe tsss kas ksss ~
aeless - 4 fuss, aef uke1e hmIItn ksse -
eufsd ~ : aeGt hseth, viik . pe(Ls( Sruisrs-
tion n ~ asssssi h>aifk. IA ksWsvse
pfrdsnt. so u evtfy ~ murs eerlsln 70 esss
v Ne ~ b esntlsssl N snslIer 6ssss ~ !
vssh " two amer Ne tte>ase he hsen shesksS.
ness especially n 6iGesiN asl lsss.ssssdIss
csses. usually, skIz me<leiss viii nj vsasI,s
~ ~ 70 Keep he bowels II rod osxssi
sheuld The patient ksusvsr. rrqsips : essksrle
medicise, amer hsvIae ls~kes1ohnps o. fuss
does q The fenIs, 4 sIssle d6ss Of buLI,H
vr0ErABLK FAMILY Fila Win Be- ssa.
cient.
DR JOHN BULL, Principal oas.,
44 No 70 Yihh, Cro&s Street.
Louisville. ~.
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Purify rYosr RsesA'
Hmley's SarsspMilla
e q 0t<tH

For Affections Of The Bones, Habilu-
al Ce6slveecss, Ds6lliey. pisseses
Of the KidneysJ Dyspepsia,
Erysipelsa, Female Ir-
regularities, Fis4 eAhbl
g tula, al Skin
Diseases, Liver Complaint, Indigcs-
ton, Piles, Pulmonary Diseases,
Syphilis, Scrofhla, or
n 1lN Kings Evil.ld
JAMES RUDOLF : co, Psoyrse.su,
rsy4.n Louisville, Ky.
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W. MARSHALL,
Watch and Clock Maker,
B~ArEsvILLE, MISS,

ID now prepared 70 execute al woFt In The
Wateh-nakins Z JswsIry Bsslssss
n In ansa. and durable manner, and Al
short notice. All work warranted for
twelve months.
Cash paid for Old Gold sad Silver.
SAep At N Telegraph 0bes svv J. H. Ysk
4 G.'s Store. dst7-3u
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-06

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-06

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