davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

BIDS ron FooT.PAvENESTs. - Yesterday,
Mayor Bowen and Mr.. p. II. Donegan, super.
intendent OF streets, Sc, opened bids Tor lay.
log and repairing payements, CUTTERS, sc,
during the current year, and was so engaged
for over two hours, the number of bids being
very large. For setting North River eurbstonc
the bids ranged from II cents per foot to tl.l6,
and for new brick pavement from so cents to
tl .2j, while for some OF the other items the
bids were very mild, ofiers OF one cent per
foot for furnishing and setting granite curb
being made, while the prices for old work
were equally variable. There were some sixty
bidders, and among the bids were two for con-
crete psvements, by Thornton Smith and A.
Watson Il %.
The following were the bidders Lynch &
CullinAne, John Hill Il Co, Cooksey h Con-
nelly, Thornton Smith, (eoncrete pavement;) D
william II. ReiiholtZ & Co, p. Crowley h Co.,
Seth W. kipp Il Co., Henry Buroh, Charles
stewart, Joseph r, Deetef, George W. q.
Eslin, II. U. Bet, James II. Jones Il Co., VIM.
Davis Il Co, Charles HAnon q 90, James
Curtin Il Co., Joseph NJ. Clements, George q.
Wilson, John Stewart, Roche Il Berry, Con.
nor \ Costello, Charles W. King, Dominiek
Slddings, b, RLorden, VIM. $. Morse q Co,
II. .. Sheriff., Henry Smith, Dillon Il Murphy,
I. Foley h Co., Michael Green, Sidney Me.
Farland n A. u. Hudnell, Isaiah Stewart, I.
OBricn II Co, John Conuell Il Co., A. 7. u.
Dodge, J. I. Putnam, aud John NJ. Stewart
The awards will not be made for several days,
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

Equity Court - Judge OiiH.-This court
made the following orders yeste erday:
Royal VS.. Royal. This Is an old divorce
case which has been pending since March,
1851 Order granting leave to take testimony
. Murphy vs.. Murphy. Order to issue injunc-
uon 70 restrain payment OF certain moneys.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
DIR. ABoRN's OFFICE,
2ts = sTRrsr,

For the Tressasns TSIl and m 6urs Of
CATARRH, DEAFNESS, AND ALL DIS
EASES OF THE EYE, EAR, HEAD,
THROAT AND LUNGS,
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
wI.HISoroN. d. c., Jan, Is, 1

CARD FROM JOHN 8. ouNsisonAM, PAYMAs.
TER o. 9. NAVY.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

4. FREEDMEE's SAVING TRVsT CoMrAsy,-At
the meeting OF the trustees OF this company
on IhuTaday reports for the past year W re
that the company has paid during that time
VI! 900 In interest to Its deposltors, The as
sets OF the company are entirely In United
900. The affairs Of the company were found
10 be In thriving condition; the deposIts
10 the Warrington branch alone amounting TO
John A. Cole and l.. Il, Tuttle, esqs., OF III IL
city, and Dol. !. J. Low, OF ChaFleston, s. q,
were elected to I'LL vacancies Ia the board.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

IHE LANDLORDS Of Washington and GeofVe. e..
town viii hold meeting on Thursday next, 10
form PutuNl protective association.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

SALE of CUMBERLAND CoAL-The sale at
sou Glenn, took place at Rays docks yes.
terday moFningi 200 tons had been advertised
ioT sale, but only 700 tons were offered, as 500
New York steamship Company on private
termsi 700 tons were sold as follows! 90 tons
s5i 80 tons H7Oi 90 tons, ~ 90; 65 tons, IL 80;
when the alance was withdrawn.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

Su0oKssFUL TREATMENT or CATARRH,-
JANUARY ~, ls00.-I have been afflicted win
chronic catarrh so that l could not breathe
through my nOstrils, and was very neTyoma
aud debllitated when placed myself under
Dr. AbofHA care some three weeks ago, /
now can breathe freely through my nostrlla,
aud am feeling like a new beimg, His treat.
ment has had most magical effect upon NV
case. A, STIARwALT, JF,,
Government Printing ONCE.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

GEoRoETows CouNciLs.-Bodrd Of Alder.
en.-The Board met last night, when the fol.
lowing bills were passed, viIi Council resolu'
ton 20 repair the Fsl: road Sp the we;t .de
broken arches on High and Bell streetsi re.o.
luton In favor OF VIM. A. Hudgins, tesolu.
tion for the relief Of the oermsn schools, and
TssH sns pP5oPsssoni pSs sns s
offered by Mr.. Thomas requesting the Mayor
to furnish a suitable plan for the erection OF
ton to pay the second Jury fee IN the eondem.
nation OF certain portions Of Stoddard street
Referred to the joint committee Of the two
BSsTS RS'0iSSs sas, In 'Sy q sim .Sd %
others, was passed. Resolution providing for
sweeping out the market-house, was amended
The Council having te.enaetsd, over the
Mayors veto, the ordinance amendatory OF
an ordinance relating to the duties OF the tax
collector, on motion Of Mr.. Bdonaugh, Its
consideration was postponed TIL next meet
Common Coanei.-Dr. @. II. Cragin (Presi.
denp In the chair, and quorum OF mem
The Ohair submitted communication from
william d. Wise, OF Washington, relative to
the dredging OF the sister channel by convict
labor. Referred to Board OF Aldermen.
Also, a communication from the Mayor, dis
approving the bill relative to the duties OF the
tax collector, and authorizing him to advet-
tise list Of tax sales 10 the Epening Star.
bn Ant
Ject, aud the bill was passed by a vote Of Q in
the Affirmative to l In the negative.
Mr.. Clements presented q bill for repairs 10
| tho market house. Referred.
Mr.. Darby presented q communication from
| the Washington, New York and Alexandra
Steamship COMPANY, asking the use OF the
wharf at the foot OF High street for the dis.
charge OF oargoes. Referred.
Mr.. Rams6urg presented the claims OF Z,
PIckreii h %. Referred.
Mr.. Clements offered a resolution for the
sweeping OF the market house. Passed.
Mr.. English presented an ordinance levying
direct and special tax for the year 1862. Re.
ferred.
Mr.. Collins reported q resolution to pay
claims OF the Georgetown Courier, II. W
Brewer, Il. NJ. Burroughs, and the foreman Of
the second jury for the condemnation Of Stod
| datd street. Passed.
Mr.. English offered = resolution proposing
| TO go into joint convention to elect a surveyor
In place OF 7. d. Samo, who declined the posi-
| tion. Passed.
An ordinance relating to the trustees OF the
poor and work house was returned to the
Board OF Aldermen with an amendmentj which
was concurred In.
At this point the Councils resolved them
selves Into joint convention, for the purpose o
election OF a surveyor, and Mr.. N, W. Brewer
was unanimously elected, there being no op
position.
The Joint convention then dissolved, and tn,
Board adjourned.
-
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

hhhE SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE, which
Will be issued again tomorrow morninE' viii
contain speech of Elizabeth CAdy Stanton.
snd character sketches Of Chief Justice Ohase
and also other Interesting resdIss ms,teT tnIo0A'
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

PRovlDEST AID SoCIETY.-Mr. Harlan pre.
sehted In the Senate yesterday the petition Of
O., signed by Messrs. VIM. Dixon, A. r.
Browne and James Il. O'Beirne, asking an ap.
preparation. The memorial states the society
mas already distributed 1915 In groceries, l6O
Of clothing, and the treasury is now ex.
hausted. At least 5000 persons have been re.
meyed daily by food, and 5000 daily by fuel
mittee. '
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

OPERATIONS or THE CHEAP FUEL Pen.
CHASING LGAOUE.-The Protective League
for the procurement OF fuel at cheap rates,
organized by employees of the Governmen Mt
Printing ONCE In September last, and noticed
In the REPUBLICAN, at the time, closed Its 1rst
contract with the Washington and George
town Ice Company on the Goth instant. The
forthcoming report Of the agent OF the asso.
citation, Charles L. LAthrop, will show the
following results: Number OF members 22i
Quantity and prices OF fuel furnished the as,
soeiHtion, viz 3t3l5 tons Lykens' Valley at
" 10, t2,I30 62i $40 tons red ash at 81 90, a..
G52iOi lIDiS tons white ash at t7 80, tl, $40 .J5
20 tons chestnut at ", tl20. Total, OO2 tons
costing s0,s22.37. Wood-b6 cords oak wood
Al f.25, 3iO6i rs cords pine wood at %, tiOs-
tsIi. Total coat Of fuel, o. ,G90.37. This fuel
has been delivered to the members OF the
league from tine to time as suited their con-
Venlenee, between September I, 1865, and Ian.
uary 20, lSGo-the total number OF orders given
being nearly 1000 The expenses OF the asso.
eiation-which has no salafied oiiiceTs-haye
been merely nominal, the whole amount col
leoted from the members As dues being re-
ported at but SIS. The Agent states that he
has been compelled to turn away very large
number OF applications for membership, not
being able to NIL their orders under the first
contract, which was limited. He has secured
second contract, however, the terms Of
which will be made known to the public
rms may fairly be termed successful cooper
alton.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

WAsnlHoToN, ID. u, January 10, lsOO.-l
eheeTiully certify that my wife has been for
the past two weeks under the treatment Of DR.
Aborn, 2is = street, and 10 rapidly regainInP
her hearing, having been deaf for the past six
yeafsi her general health, also, 10 much i'm.
proved, She has been treated for deafness by
some six eminent physiclsns In Boston and
her case pronounced incurAble. She can now
hear ordinary conversation, which she had
state that the treatment Of DIR, Aborn is not
psinful, nor In the least degree unpleasant,
GEo. 7, SMALLwOoD,
Business Agent Columbian College, Washing.
ton, ID. O.,
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

POLICE INTELLIagSCE.-GeoTRe w. lack.
son, coloTed, charged with whipping his wife
Walter. -
Frank Arnold, colored, charged with the
larceny OF coat, was sent to jall
l.. Barron, for contempt of iustice tyaA
lined go by Justice Walter
James Carter d Son, selling II0uof wIthout
license, were diamisAed
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

meeting Of the BtoekhOldeTs of the Potnmusan'
Milis Mining and Manufacturing Companv
nelu last evening at the office OF CIRRett 4
directors were chosen to serve Tor the ensninss
year James ". Barker, John PuTdy, W T
Metkerott, A. Il. shepherd, J. L. savage W
e. Brown and ;. T. q. MOTsell e' W
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

REGULATIONS ron LRNT.-Ash-W ednesdAy,
the hTst day OF Lent, falls on the 10th of Feb.
ruary. Archbishop Spalding has issued the
vance Of the season In the diocese OF Baiti.
more: !, All the faithful who have completed
their twenty.hrs year, are, unless legiti.
mately dispensed, bound to observe the Fast
OF Lent. 2. They are to make only one meal
a day, excepting Sundays. 8. The meal al
lowed on fast days is not to be taken till about
noon. I. At that meal, II on any day permis.
sion should be granted for eating flesh, both
nesh and fish are not to be used at the same
time, even by way OF seasoning. 8. A small
reireshment, commonly called collation., is
allowed In the evening" no general rule as to
the quantity Of food permitted at this time is
or can be made. But the practice OF the most
regular Christian 10, never to let 1t exceed the
fourth part of an ordinary meal. O. The quail.
ity OF food allowed at n collation. is, In this
diocese, bread, butter, cheese, all kinds of
fruits, salads, vegetables and fish. MIX and
eggs are prohibited. I. General usage has
made " lawful to drink in the morning some
warm h1uld, a. tee, sorSs, OF ,hin chocolate,
have authorized the use OF hogs lard instead
OF butter in preparing tsh, vegetables, &c. o.
The following persons are exempted from the
obligations OF fasting Young persops under
women, those who are obliged to do hard
labor, all who, through weakness, cannot fast
Without great prejudice to their health. 10.
BY disPensation the use Of flesh meat will be
allowed at any time on Sundays; and once
day on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays, with the exception OF Holy Thurs.
day, and the second and last SATURDAYS of
Lent. II. Persons dispensed from the obliga.
tion oil tasting on account of tender or ad.
xaneed age, or hard labor, are not bound by
the restriction of using meat only at one meal
on days on which its use 10 granted by dispen.
sation. Others dispensed from the fast for
other causes, as well as those who are Obliged
meal.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

TESTIMONIAL FROM REV, JoHH HAINEs,-
WAsHIsdTos, ID. O. January II, 1869 10 the
public: have been painfully afflicted with an
liberated disease OF my throat for about three
yeats, which At times caused me to relinquish
all business. Indeed, for two years | have
been unable to perform my pastoral duties,
owing to the serious condition OF my throat.
! was proyidentially advised to apply to DR..
which did about two weeks ago, and within
the brief period oftwo weeks, under his skill
Iul treatment, I can cheerfully state that
consider myself permanently cured. There
seemed TO be peculiar properties in DR..
Aborn's treatment, which acted like magic In
my case. REV JoHN HAISKa
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

FIRg IN NALEXAHDRIA.-On ThufsLay night
AZ 10 O'Clock, fire was discovered in \ frame
mouse on the southeast corner of King and
water streets, owned by Mr.. Thomas Smith,
me names spread rapidly, destroying much
oi the stock OF clothing therein and cor Onsidera-
oly damaging the building. The fremen, how.
ever, soon got the fire under, Mr.. Smith is
damaged to the amount OF about $500, and Mr..
lnAuFance. -
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

WOOD PoR TuE PooR.-All day yesterday
taGts G were busy hauling to the central office Of
M ono fIovldent Aid Society large amount OF
wood was obtained by cutting down the trees
10 me public grounds adjoining the War De.
Papttheht' mnnt and was donated by the Govern
10 be sawed In stove lengths by those men who
hppIy lof aid and are able To work ~ W.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-04
a=i-iyffssa pfsisy
Arm
Immigration GHidF.

80
e
af
a sat
0H
E
- Ha
fHaaaf W. HHHt ~ #aHtaH fHf
ssfa aHit = faI
sas aI taf b wf p a.
7 a f
ufa ia
Fl "a m# Ha fHHff y HwarfH asi
u fd ftf w
affH HaH As' a
y fsf hfanb
fa faaf Htf ffftrf ata
H W ifH
itfs m sFF H
m ri t4HsHN ~ Has sH H
H Hsl iHs Hsm n ftsH
nI as r iessfssai stHa aFsststf iHs
asif
Owe Is ia#a bio fiaF. fHi fffaH % TOO
HeafI affa ~ y fes ntf ~ ~ ssf' isni
HsHi ihs .iaa n im~rfaffmfHfs rhFfhtf
afH Henai ~ fhifd. thi fHt hamhff w open
tefei sq sph ffaff .fsfsd tlsH ihs term uF
IN shfh Fu propose iaaJt
Wsbaa aihisg n a. 9TH fp mif ~ y9lf
.ini ~ Ne Wihar n b VIZ simply irsifs ha
otais + eiafl ~ tnt give ylHf isfmi end ut.
ifss fbut givlhg iiat hHYfff VIA miy zee
This eafk ta oppaftanily N c%1tff'faadihR rith
TaH
trap One rent ~ affe. Hhlea yon mas
irsifs Go iell ~ mi aetnai settler nniy. IN which
ease we ast half price, and have authorized qui
SCENTS ~ mas very liberal rsAuetians ~ hi
eiau N lands
To those Win iuhssrihs hf The wmk We woult
~, feel under ~ obligation 10 take n unless !
Z a first elt.i work In syory particular.
We have no feafs No 10 The sale q tho work
aud Intend 10 tssue 1900 copies hut 10 not De
lire 10 bind separately any more county edition
than the local demand will justify. The wof
complete W expect 10 aell outside Of the STATE
Any information that may bs desired, ~
embraced Ia this advertisement. viii be cheer
fully given by the agent Of the county.
". J RYyrN, Horn Lake, Desoto County.
rHARLEY v BowEsa, Pamela, Pamela Count,
A. " BaowS, Water Valley, Yalobusha q
~ T. TRrwottEh, Charleston, Taliahntchi
county,
A. D. McClLL & co,
Long Greek, Mise.
SOUTHWESTERN PrhLismsG Co, MemphI
Tennessee, Publishers. july2i-6w.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-04

TINS Institution is organized upon the most
solid and efficient basis.
1t Is the oldest Of the kind existing in the
United States and moro Of It's graduates arc
successfully engaged IN business duties as rner-
chants, hook-keepers and clerks than all Others
in the city combined.
A complete system Of actual busiaess trainiac
is involved In the course, and which was de-
veloped and successfully taught years before lis
Introduction In any rival school.
Reference is made among its numerous grad
uascs in the South 10 the following, Of Canton,
Mississippi:
R, N. Burton, book keeper for A. s. Couch
4 Co, wholesale groecrs; r. J. Priestley, tax
collector kei Geo. Handy, book-kecper, for
Truusdalc B Baldwin, dry goods II. n. PrfestIy,
book Keeper for N. o. J.&G G. Mr. r.
Circulars giving full particulars win be
promptly mailed on application.
JOHN GUNDRY,
ang1l'lm Principal.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-04


TuRNm CRop.--Thcrc is no crop
that tho farmer can put in the
ground which pays him better than
the turnip. We are aware that with
some persons it is looked upon rs of
little account but 1t has never re-
eoivcd the consideration to which
it is really entitled; and those who
tlup-up their noses at 1t are not gem
uino farmers. D..
II is n crop, moreover, that is put
in at time when the hurrying work
Of the season is over; and it occu-
pies ground that has already been
used for something else.
The cultivation also, of from one
to two acres Of turnips, involves
comparatively little labor. The
crop, too, is harvested in November,
when there is almost no other labor
on the farm too interfere with it.
AS to the variety of seed to SOW,
VIC believe there is no turnip equal
to the Purple Top. A t~op-dressing
of bone-manmc is almost indispcns-
able to an abundant crop.
For an carly crop take the Early
Flat Dutch and SOW broadcast early
in July. The Purple Top for the
regular farm crop. This should be
sown in drills thirty inches apart,
and when the turnips are the size of
a hickory-nut, thin out to eight or
ten inches apart in the row. They
seldom fail in afording a satisfac-
tory crop. +,
Where land is q little short, SOW
among the corm at the last working.
They will not interfere in the least
with that crop, generally, and very
little when harvested.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-04

N.B.-for the bench, of our Agents We have
arranged with parties who have Goods suitable
for Sewing Machine Agents TO sell. We will
send BOOK OF SAMPLES and full particulars
on receipt Of n rcd stamp. Address G. V. n.
ANDREWS, General Agent, Detroit, Mich.
fc30.ly
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-04

or the best make, Patent movements, war.
ranted timekeepers, will wear equally as well
as the best Gold Cases, costing from S75 to
$l52, VIC are now selling them Ladies and
G%cntlemen's sizes, At only 81? each.
Also a large variety Of beautifully chased
and cnamcled orfode Cola Chains Ear-rinrs
and Pins, Finger Rings &C., from 81 to Sd,
fully described in circular. ~ .sttH
Agents wanted everywhere enclose two red
stamps for Circular.
II is not necessary to send money with the
order, as y can be paid to the express agent on
delivery Of the goods.
All letters must he addressed 10
JAMES GERARD 4 co,
as Nassau sire New York.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-04
G IS.

We wish TO arrange with Agents, male or
female, to represent the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine, in each State, county, and
Town in the United States and Ontario. Extra
inducements to Experienced Agents. For full
particulars, as to Salary or Commission, address
.., q. v. N. Andrews,
GENERAL AGENT,
DETROIT, MICH.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-04

To PREVENT Rusr.-Melt togeth-
er three parts of lard, and one part
of resin. A very thin coating will
preserve ironwork, such as stoves
and CRATES, from rusting during the
summer, even in damp situations.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-04

U
80 ~
mft ts
aa
ls rsl f'f
rsI kai
~ ~
snI f
pre- Hf
rasI fsiH.a
tfapsf
Aaaisg li#i h'h fhs ff1
,hs bee n emf Hlli
lasa tfaaaht 'ea fhe price w
gse fsft asi ae Hiae y ibs
mba .a other market " be- ifhenIi
n aa 4ygs aftis sea ~ fh'
arf,t yandsn ~ its Iosa' pf
a Iafg d,ar ~ fI, frIi an' ha'I
si,as - itl a. tr rg % home
~ r. da.tmiioH bore fhe mh
bisI isip rl ibs shipper ias p.
p1y ile cypohst
Feiiag ed paekiag hre as lmpor.
liant NJ raising goesl ifnii The time
to tick ean ouiy b. learned US ~.
leueuoe Tie fruit should bo irsi
tu that condition IN which u will
faeh the consumer IN good order.
lIek hy hand, and mek In erates Or
barrels ~ firmly that the fruit can
sustain no injury from The motion
during transportation
Thinning !. still 70 he attended 10.
Two blades where one grew before.
viii answer for grass, but one fruit
where two would have grown u
much better for pears, cite. Thin
rcrnor.elcssly il win pay.
Insects are ever 10 be fought, an,
We know, from sore experience, how
persistent they are. We think w
have cleaned the trees, and in Il few
days there are more, The oily wa.
we know il to keep ut them, |
the leaves of the pear tree looI
brown, the " red spider il prohabl
At them. A magnifying glass wi
show active red spccks Of insect
Syringe copiously with cresylic {
whalcoil soap, and keep syringin
until the red coat gives 1T up. II
late wcb-worm will soon show ltSe.
Destroy lts nests at their first oppea
ancc,
Budding isto be'done on all stocI
upon which the bark will "run, 1.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-04
HOHFH BAHT - " uAr
ftU Many TRAINS Rrs fHhm0H
IFsH Hsmph.s aad Ilambslat
re- WILLIE

sitsaff assas - ,sss
cabassa ns At laalem vih t'fo fpis'
hf
Ftrrsbt ~ BALTIMORE
EtsniSGrus rHttAbEfrntA
yEw Y0nE woerOS
and ~ a'hsr cities in The sefih and Eaa and
sitk ihs splendid steamsr' n ,he
UNITED sfATEs NAIL LlNr
arriving Al ciaeiuhan hss, %nofaiun In dme 10
take early 'faini Esst
PALACE sLEErfsG cans
on Al night trains through from
MEMPHIS to LOUISVILLE
without change
TuROrGH TICKETS, and
BAGGAGE ClgCKs l..
Alb POINTS
may he obtained a, MEMPHIS.
AK ron TICKETS VIA LOUISVILLE,
THE rRBIoHr DEPARTMENT
Of this Line has been thoroughly reorrani1ed
with n special view 20 accom- modating the
freight trade between the North and South,
and The advantages which II offers In
Low RATES,
DISPATCH,
SAVING OF INSURANCE,
~ s..Iu.. ~ I-. a..
damage, overehargr, etc, make II far superior
to any competing route.
Through bills Of lading at GUARANTEED
RATES may be procured at all principal r. Il
offices In Eastern Oities.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent.
, ASA HILL, Passenger Agent, Memphis
Tennessee.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-04
A $500 Greenback

VI full value sent free to any Book Agent
Agents wanted for Matthew Hale Smiths new
book,
Sunshine and Shadow in New
'1''' York." ssH0hfs3
A work rcplctc with anecdotes and incidents
of Life in the Great Metropolis, being a Mirror
of New York, rejecting the Secrets of the
Great city. One agent sold so in one day.
another sold and delivered 227 In is DAYS,
another so4 in 7 days. No book ever pub
lisbed that sells 50 rapidly.
II you wish to know how Fortunes are made
and lost in a day; how shrewd men are ruined
in Wall street, how countrymen are swindled
BY sharpers; how Ministers and merchants arc
blackmailed; how dance halls and concert sa-
looms are managed. how gambling houses and
Lotteries are conducted; how stock companies
originate, and how the bubbles Burst, &c, read
this work. 1t tells you about the mysteries Of
New York, and contains spicy life sketches Of
its noted millionaires, merchants, &c, A large
octave volume, 72o pages, finely illustrated.
The largest commission given. Our 80 page
and a IS Grecnback sent free on an
For full particulars and terms ad-
dress the sole publishers,
J. B. BURR CO.,
islS Hartford, Conn
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-04
W4RRRaNTRD FOR FYrE I-ElRS.

Nv "
Our Agents will be supplied with duplicate
parts of the Machine, in case of accident. II
makes precisely the same stitch made by the
Singer, Wheeler / Wilson, Howe, and Florence
Machines II has the Undcr-fecd, like the best
of higb-priccd Machines, and is the only low.
priced Shuttle Machine in the market that has
this feed, We are enabled to sell a 6rst-elas,
SHUTTLE MACHINE at a very low price, on
account of its simplicity, and consequent low
cost of manufacturing, in comparison with
complicated machines,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-04

The Press Convention assemblies
at Canton on the eth of September.