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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-10
A OyE HUNDRED MILE WALKING

~
MATCm.-Thr walking match of onc
hundred :, iles cnmmeuced ON Monday
ut the Skating Rink on Trcn"nt street
betwern Nc trick, the pedestrian, AID
John Curlry, Il native Of lrcland-th'
distance to be within "a hours f"r a purse
IF S250-tcrlninat"d Mt eighteen mln-
utcs past nine c'eck last evening, Nc
Ettrick having successfully arc"mplisli-
cd that distance in twcnty.Ihrrc hours,
iorry.twn minutes and f"rty-five seconds.
Cu:ley had accomplished his tii'irth
mile ut noon in about thirteen hours
when lie received trleeraphc dispatch
announcing the sudden illness "f h'>
brother. He Immediately withdrew
from the cmtrst. leaving cEttr'ck &"
complete the remainder Of the distance
nlunr.
The 1uickes: time made by Next.
trick was between his ri .hticth and
cighty.6fih mile, which he walked in
fart, .ci.h: minntes. and thirty five Sc.
cond.. During the last thirty mil"s
his trainer. Ennch Evans, accompanied
him in his walk around the rink. The
time included for rest was four hour,
ffty.ninc minutes, and I"rty-fve seconds.
leaving his actual walking time eighteen
hours and fnrIy.rhrcc seconds In th"
entire walk he mai"tuinrd steady
gait. s... "
As he came mp to the judges stand.
upon the cmpl"ti"n of l'is last mile, he
was warmly arplandc'i by the audience,
and Immediately received 'he r"ngra'u,
larinn<s Of his many fric' ds. fle re-
marked that he o"Iy unpleasant eff ct
pr"lnced by his long walk wos >lIaht
lamcncs. caused by the action "i the
plank f."ring upon which he walked.
B"ao~ Jonr"ni IF Wednesday,.
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The Horny IS. c. Ne'os says:"A
correspondent writing US an account OF
a trip to Wilmington by way of private
conveyance, says that he stayed oreE
NIGHT at the house of gentleman, whose;
wife, only forty.two years of age, had,
her twenty.second child in her arms
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-10

POWER OF MEMORY -Tlehiistoclcs,
au ancient Grccian, corld call by thoir
palnes the twenty thousand citizens Of
Athens. Cyrus ,uld repeat the names
uf every soldier in his army fIorteu-
sius, one of the orators If Rome, after
sitting whole day at publicsale, could
enuul rate from memory all the things
sold, tt ir pri es, and names Of all the
purchasers. Ben johnson could repeat
word for word, all that he had ever
written aud Indeed, whole books that
he had simply read. Senera, the rhe.
torican, Was able to repeat two thousand
namrs in exact order in whcih, they had
been spoken 10 him and on one occa-
sion, two hundred unconnecfcd verses
having been pronounced in his hearing,
he ut once repeated the whole ofthent
in reversed order, beginning with tho
last vrrse aud proceeding backward to
The first. 1t is said of Puschal that ne
.'lur.ot no hing of what he had read,
heard or seem" Sir William HamiE
ton, On whose authority we give the
ub,ve Iacts, mentions the case ofa young
Corsican who would, with moments
hesitation, repeat "thirty.six thousand
names in the order in which he had
heard them, and then reverse the order
and proceed backward to the first" be-
ing able to do this after the hpse Of q
whole year between the time Of hear
ing the names and that Of repeating
them. -----.. -. ..
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-10

The quarrel between Governor Reid,
Of Florida, and the State Legislature
has resulted in virtual reputation of
the State debt, the Governor having ar
ran. cd with the State Treasurer t" re-
fu,c to pay the Unrest accrui"g on a
large amount If honds issued by dlrrc-
tion OF the Legislature for the purpose
Of carving Oh the State business.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-10

A married man in New Hampshire,
has adopted an original method Of econ,
omy. One morning recently, when ne.
knew his wife would see him, he kissed
the servant girl, The household ex-
penses we're instantly reduced $500 per-
year, g.. ...'. ..'.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-10

HORRIBLE DEArlr.-Mr. George
cholwsll, Of Allige'ville,in the Town
of Rochstrr,. Ul,tcr C uuty, having start
cd The fire in his lime kin. "n Tuesday
lift home. Soon altcrward
bis little SOD snppOsing that the fire had
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-10

Alexander H. Stevens is slowly re-:
covering from his injuries, and has re.
sumed work on the second volume OF
his history. - --. ..' .-. --..--,. g..
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-10

A man in New Haven has invented
q machine by which one man can sew
six hundred pairs Of shoes in q day,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-10

But to the table: The per cent. of
i,,re nc in ALhrvIl.e was 100 per cent.
Anderson, 81; f3nlnwcll, 40; Beanf'rt,
so; Charl">ton-City-4lh District, 20,
5rh District, lOu, 9th District, so, 7th
District, 200; Chester, 100; Chesterfield,
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Sec. !, This Constitution may be al
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-27
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Panola county. In
the County Court Of said county. Luke White
VI. Pleasant n. Miller. Alias attachment is
sued the 9th day Of January, 1869, against the
estate Of the said defendant for the sum Of
$50 90 .cturnable to the County Court Of said
county.
Notice Is hereby given to the said defendant
Pleasant ", Miller, who resides In the city Of
Memphis, State Of Tennessee, that auless be
shall appear before said court at the next term
thereof and on the first day Of said term, 70 be
holden at the courthouse Of said county, In
the town Of Pamela, on the first Monday In
April, 1859, and plead to said action, Judgment
will be entered against him, and the estate at
tached will will be sold.
jaso-4t &c. HARRISON, Clerk.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
the County Court Of said county. Haynes
Darby 4 Co. vs.. Miller 4 Sorry. Alias attach
ment issued the 9Th day Of January, 1869,
against the estate Of said defendants for the
sum Of s3i 65, returnable to the county Court
Of said county.
Notice Is hereby given TO the said Pleasant
N. Miller and N. l.. Sorry, who reside In the
city Of Memphis Tenn and were partners
nnder the firm name Of Miller 4 Sorry, that
unless they shall appear before said County
Court, At the next term thereof aud on the
fst day Of said term, to be holden at the
courthouse Of said county Of Pamela, In the
town Of Pamela, on the first Monday In April,
1869, and plead to said action, judgment will
be entered against them, and the estate attached
will be sold. J.C. HARRISON,
ia3o.4t Clerk.
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w. MARSHALL.
Watch and Clock Maker,
B~ATEsvlLLE, MISS,
%ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county.
l.. N. French VA. =. NJ Miller.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county.
l.. NJ. French Va. ?. N. Miller
The plaintiff, on affidavit, states that the de-
PENDANT IL indebted to him, and IL a non-rcsi-
dent Of this State, and having obtained from
the undersigned, q Justice Of the Peace In and
for Pamela county, State aforesaid, an original
attachment against the estate Of the defendant
returned 10 the January term, 1869, Of this
court, held At the courthouse In the town Of
Panola, county and State aforesaid, on the third
Monday Of january, 1869, and the rame hav-
ing been levied on the defendants property, II
is ordered by me, as Justice aforesaid, that the
defendant appear before said court, at the court
house, In Pamela, State and county aforesaid,
on the 18th day Of February, 1869, to defend
said attachment suit, or judgment will be pro-
ceeded with or pdrte.
II il further ordered that this notice be pub
lished In the weekly Pamela STAR a news
paper Of said county, for the term Of four weeks
successfully. !. l.. BALLARD,
Justice Of the Peace.
Taylor 4 Peete attorneys for plaintiff.
ia23-4t
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H,srIey'S .sgue Tonic
WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

To DR.. Tho,. A. Hurley,
| hereby certify that during last year ! wa
attacked with the ague whilst in Vicksburgl
Miss, aud used several popular patent medi-
clnes with but temporary relief. On reaching
home the disease returned In n worse type, II
possible, when my medical attendant ordered
Quinine, In large doses-frequently as high as
90 grains per day, and which must have cost
me nearly 800 | consulted DIR. Smith, Of
Louisville, and found he prescribed Quinine
and Arsenic combined, which ] refused to take,
prefening TO let the disease take lis course.
was almost bloodless, extremely exhausted, aud
pronounced with enlarged liver and spleen.
About this time the advertisement OF Hnrlcys
Ague Tonic appeared in q city paper, and
determined 10 give II a trial ] did 90, and
have no reason TO regret i,--one bottle re-
stored inc completely, aud since that time
have seen nearly a hundred cases In which Il
acted with equally happy results, and wonld
certainly recommend II s preferable To any
other tonic before the public. b
JAMES MARTIN, Engineer.
Louisville, Ky, June II, 1865.
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DESrAI NorIcE.--Dr. ID. b.
yeHenry, Surgeon Dentist, will visit
Panola, Batesville, Long Crock, and
pOpe's Station, during March and
April, for the purpose Of practlcIng
n, profession. t1r.rv fe20-4t
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Bulls Worm Destroyer.
10 My United States and World Hide
Readers.

have received many testimonials from PRO.
f%essionel aud medical men, A. my slmanaes
and various publications have shown, all Of
which are genuine. The following from =
highly educated and popular physician In Gcor-
gia, Is certainly one Of the most sensible com
municailons ! have ever received. DR.. Clemen.
knows exactly what he speaks Of, and bis tes-
timony deserves 10 he written In letters Of
gold. llear what the Doctor snys Of BULLS
WORN DESTROYER.
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II Is said that manure Is always In
order. Manure means erops-plcnty
Of manure means good crops, and
with good crops oomc the means 10
feed the nation. The manure heap
Is the farmers reserve forcc--hc Is
never entirely conquered so long as
that holds out. Save everything on
and about the farm that will add to
the manure pile. We need not take
the trouble to specify. Every farmer
knows that big piles can be made
from small but frequent addition.
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~ order Of he Probate Court, I viii. on
NOSDAY, the l5sh dsy Of March. issa.
ell 10 The highest bidder, ., The ceurt-hoass
door In the town Of Psnols, The southwest
quarter of section 1. township .. rssgs6 west
fhlslamw Cessian. belonging 70 The estate q
Mary simmons, dsraAzsA Tcws-oae-foarsb
cash. balance On : credit n twelve months.
Bond with rood security required
r. MILLER,
eta..t Afririsfrstaf
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Smiths Tonic Syrup,
nm fHr erase ~
and E'crer,
on ciliLtS AND PtvEM

TN %tfeffialtt " lhh pl,bfaisa msa.slas
lnsty rIalms ~ II 4 mpulofiT osff al fsme
ilss stef sfsfsa ~ ihs pnhie ~ ne "a. esf.
lsln irssaf ed permanent Hfs n tFHs sna
Fever ~ thiiis Hhd Fever whether n short N
iang Standing is ftfft ~ the eHslfs West.
rfh and 4euthH eslefn eunnity H. hear him To-.
umunt - Ne tfalh N NE assertions. Tint IA w.
eafs whatever will II Mil 10 rnfe, n ne alfsr.
tons afe strictly followed and tafFisi uaf IN
. ffeal niahy Eases q single dase has tesH saf.
hfltn' ~ = cure, and whala Families have heta
emtd w = aafle hsltis, wlh = teffees %ieslofs.
ton Of The general health u il, h%avssef,
prudent, and " every cnfe mote certain 10 eufs
N Va use i continued IN smaller dosts fpf a
week " two amer The disease has been checked,
mor clpceially IN dinculi and long standing
cafcf, Usually ibis medicine viil got require
any aid 10 Keep The bowels 10 good order
should the patient, however requires ealhanie
medicine, ahef having i~aksntihfee o. four
dUses n the fpnlc, . single dste of nrLLis
VEGETABLE FAMILY FILLS will he sun.
Client.
IN JOHN BULLS Principal onleei
No. 90 rlnh, rtoss Street,
Louis, lie, ~.
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Brownlow has issued q proclama-
lion declaring martial law in the
ounties Of Overton, jackson, Maury,
Giles, Lawrence, Marshall, Gibson,
Madison, and Haywood, Tennessee,
nd ordering General Cooper 70 send
I, militia force to thcm.a4 shAA4a
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The house Of Tobin, Lynn & Co.,
Ptten factors, dealers in dry goods,
rceries and plantation supplies, 346
P,in street, Memphis, continue to
Eoive large cousignments Of cotton,
|heh they seIl az the highest hguers
Tered. They sell their goods at
|ices 10 suit their customers.
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The Supreme Court Of The u. :
20 called, bas recently announeed a
highly important decision Tho n
fec. 4 that there are two lawful cur
rendss 10 VOC IN che coantfy and tia,
specific contracts for Che payment Of
coin must be enforced, while ordinary
debts, The evidence Of which des-
cribes no particular currency, are
payable In what Il commonly known
as illegal tender"
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Goods marked down Of Ballcntine
A Walls, Sardis, Miss TO make
rom for their large spring stock.
Cali and got bargains. v0
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Balls Ccdron BItters.
arIuhxTIc pccrsssTo4elli
Arisssss HfsrS Hs--T ssh-srs y Hs<ssi

sionsy Point, White Co, Art- Nsy 70. 90.
Dy. jobs Bsli-Desr siri Last February .
~ss 10 Innisvtlie vussi~sns trurA and ] eDs
sssse q yolr sanapsrillA and redron pit<r.
Nv nn-in-lau. Who vas ~itb nc 10 ~ store.
bss been dow with rheurrrsism foF rgue time.
commenced % ne hinsrs. snd soos fbasa bic
rrsessl health improved d. gist 4ks 49,
h>eu in hsd hsalth, Tried then. and = - -
rrovrd. n. Core, Who hes he<sin ~ 1nth
n, ~<v<nI rraxs-sens<A ~si hv<r 1GsrHef-~
Improved vsry ns<h BY he - Il yess nitasr.
Tsir<d. The c<dros nittsu kete etsea yee
u~.i -pspslsfiiy IL this s<ii<ment fhtik q
rosld III . great q~.assity q ssef nsti<tsm
tkis k~f1-e@p><isily u yvur Cedre nit1aFyeee
s~rsp~rnls. ship NE Va Melspkiz. - n
Rirksu . Nicely. Respectfully.
Prepared hy Or. John Bali. - ~ IAbofale
", rinh strvst. LoaiswiIle. ~.
ror ale hy al nrsssis's an ntzlsrs.
ns1-Ir
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!. nsssmsssbssfs AEe Pafsesa All rom.
.s.sns most We hsndei N bn WsiaesiaY
ss.l.s h sch weski ssA s4ssniasmtsif ~
a.s~Isg mofalng FslIafe 10 comply With
=. -. sHt eeaas ~psbIIeHsIaH - BE- dffeffed
.si ths rsaihs isue n The pAFsfb al
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Hurley's Ague Tonic.
RELIABLE.

The only remedy for Chills and Fever or
Ague and Fever that Is or can be depended
upon Is Hurley's Ague Tonic. There have
been l,ouSnds cured by usingit who had tried
the usual remedies without benefit but In no
case has
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Dry ,GooDs = IMPORTANT TO
HoLEsALE BuYERs.-We must
the attention of our friends,
q the fact Of cotton declining, to
advantage Of buying their goods
home, Going 10 New York,
1aiadelplia, or evan Louisville, ID
FAdsdly disadvantagaous, as they
? more than they really need for
'asdiate trade; so long as they
: by their goods at New York
. near home, II Is certainly thei,
ssst TO do 90. By this means
are enablsdto meet the marksl
s The present high prices d
10 eannot continue long In con-
ton with thiu fant, we call stteh.
= % the advertisement az Menkeu
nAen< of Menphis, who o6e. al
n. ( New York prices, to cash
Z hort tima, hnyers. NJ. n, N
~ u With this house, apd n,
Known integrity and strziRhl
nal IL I
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JupIcous ApvERrIsrSe.-Under
this caption, "Mack," the popular
Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, relates the fol-
lowing;
/, One Of the wealthiest members Of
the House of Representatives is a
gentleman from Brooklyn, who made
all his money out of patent medi-
cincs, and owes his success TO judi
cious and extensive advertising. II
is not many years since he went to
New York, poor and friendless, but
he had good business habits which
he soon made useful, and to-day,
while yet a young man, he is "vastly
rich.D' II will take a long time, |
fear, to teach merchants asa class,
the truth which they ought to learn
from such histories as the one refer
red to. It is only once in a long
time that a man is found who prop
erly appreciates the value Of printers
in the accumulation of a fortune.
When such a one is found, he always
succeeds.
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Bulls S~arsaparilIa.
A GOOD REASON ron THE CAPTAINS
FAITH
Read Tie Captan's Litter and hs
Letter from his Mother.

Hssros BAaaicrs, No. April 10, 1866.
Dr.. jobs Bsa--Dcar Sir. knowing tie en-
csey Of your sarssparills, aud the healing ant
beneficial qualities Il possesses, | send you The
following statement Of my case. ! was wound.
ed about two years sgo-vas taken prisonsr
and confined for sixiesn months Being moved
20 onen, my wounds have not healed YET.
have not sal up a moment since ! wa wounded.
| am shot through The hips. ) Ny general health
Is impaired, and ! need something 10 assist
nature. I have more faith In your saFsaparills
than In anything slae. wish that thai isgsn-
uinc. Pleass express me half , duzrn bottles,
and oblige Carr CT: J~enssos, 4,
p. S-Tbs allowing vas written April 20.
1885, by hu. Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt.
Johnsoni ..tffttfNH
DR.. ions Drtt Dear SIR Ny husband,
Or. g. 8 JDhnson, was stiIihil surgeon and
physician IN Central New York, where he died
leaving the above q. p. Johnson 10 my care.
AZ thirteen years Of age he bad a chronic dlsr-
fhsa and s~eFofala, for which ] gave him yosr
Sarnpahlla. II crnrb Hfn. have fgt len
years Recommended u 70 macy IN. New yort.
| Ohio, and Iowa, hr nrrnfHla, FEVER sores. and
general debility. Perfect success has attended
Il Ths enrss sss<'sdis soms sssss - i<fefaIs
and fever acres were almost miraculous. am
very ~saxIoas foF my sn % aEsin hHss rsresrse
70 your sarssr~rtls. lie is ft.sfui Of gsttirE
a spurious article, benes Biz iuisiuT 10 ysu for
Il. III wounds were tsfrihie, bnt ] believe be
will recover. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON,
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coros Nm iddling Il quoted At
ii Memphis.
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If Bank Bin had a son what would

Z If Bank Bill had a son what would
be call him? Cassius leash us.)
Committing twoieide" Is the new
name for matrimony.
"Rehrce.g Is tho latest name for a
concealed weapon.
! 's,vhat ais Jour eye. Joes"
ASothine, only | told Sam he lied"
Is the teelotal notion correct, that
there are three scrupIes 10 every dram ?
Dry ursing-nursing ones wrath.
Church music-a minister's notes.
The cheapest Of scnse-rcticence.
Fast walking stick--a hurricane.
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HFfih AHgAb-O uf Koei hisnd,
md sferaut basiaess man, CAPT = H.
po#elI, ~ IiaiesvIIie. has Ronc Fast
20 pufebase az escorted spring stock
II dfy goods, Watch oui ~ hin
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lafb Hsft aaal a
81 H. sesaau tlzIfaE r. ~ M1HfaT
saii a6d JHy mwnlaK issf
4tHahafh Hgv ~ hssh opl n
j. tHahs ~ wvsFai dsgt A FsFy
hsasy nlh ~ u his slaalg -
NaaAag Iall
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cosrnAcrs.-B Blank contracts for
hiring freedmen can be had at this
oHee.
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From the Meridian Gazette

tFrom the Meridian Gase,ie.l
HuRLEr's AouE Tosic-The following GER
tihcais, from a reliable citizen Of Meridian
speaks for itself;
MERIDIAN, Mss, Oct. !, 1868.
r. Y. n. CHApwicKs
Dear Sir. This Is to certify that ! bought
from you, by your recommendation, one bottle
Of HurIey's Ague Tonic, and Il cured two
cases Of fever and agns of6heen months stand
ing. | eheerfally recommend Hurleys Tonic
10 the public generally
Respectfully your, &C.
ions p. wsieHr.
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THOSE PEDLERs.--On Saturday
last a regular carivan Of Dutch ped
lers arrived in our town, and stopped
over until Monday morning. They
"only had a few goots on sbeckila-
shun," but had no license to sell.
knew it wasn't quite all right,
so taking time by the forelock early
Monday morning, they succeeded in
eluding the vigilance Of officer Clark,
all except one, who was arrested and
made to give bond for two hundred
dollars. The law directs that such
characters shall be fined and impris-
oned, but says nothing about a bond.
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A Lecture 10 Young Wen.
J-i hsbl,hed, IL q Said Eas.ips. IRE,

au crub.
A Lecture on the nature,
46%Htresimsni and radical eare Of
~ Sperm siorrheA, or Seminal
- Weaknam, Involuntary Emls-
sionA Sexual Debility. and impedimsntz 10
Marriage gensrallyg Nervousness, conmmp-
ton, Epilepsy, aud Pits; Mental and Physical
Incapacty, resulting from sslf-abass, Ae-By
RourEr J. ~crLyEaEpL N. n. author q fhr
aGfeen Dock, &c.
The wurld-renovned author, In this sdmi-
rsble Lecture clearly proves from bic e.n IT
p~erisnes that The awful consequences Of elf
abuse mar Be sfseinaIly removed without NED
icine, and without dangerous surgical opera
tons. hougiss. instruments, finFs. Or eordIsis
pointing out . mode of cure 81 once certain
and efectasi, By which etery sufferer, 20 mat
ter what his condition may he. may cure him
self eheaply, privately, and radically. This
Lecture viii prove . boon 70 thousands and
thousands. &
Sent, under sesi, 10 any address. In : plain
sealed easelsps. on The receipt II sir esnis or
two postage sisHips Aho, Dr. Galverrelf'
Marriage Gnide, price Is rents. Addnzs the
pubiisheu. GffAs. &c KLINE 4 co,
i77 Bowsfy, sss fofi, p. o. bor s.sss
Inlyf.iy
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-27

In view Of the probabilities Of an
early election, the Clarion suggests
the following names, from which a
good Governor can be selected:
Joshua Green, the fnancier; Abram
Murdoch, the railroad man G. NJ.
Walden, the planter; James NJ. Wes-
son, the manufactured. Either one
would make an excellent Governor.