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SherIR,s Sale.

by virtue Of a writ Of execution 10 me d.
rccted from the Circuit Court Of Pamela coun-
~, Mississippi, made In favor Of Thomas W.
waldrip, executor, Va. y. Q. Blackwood, nd
mInisiraior, Al A. Caslcbnry and William
bird, ] will, on Monday, the 10th day Of May,
1889, at the courthouse door In the town Of
Panola, In said county, within lawful hours,
offer for sale al public auction 10 the highest
bidder for cash, the following property, to-wit:
The fractional southeast quarter Of section 0,
township ~, range ., east, (40 acres, aud the
west balfofthe northwest quarter dissection IA
township ~, range Q, east $50 acres,) lying
and being In said county, levied on rs the prop
erty OF A. A. Castiebury, one Of said defendants
10 satisfy said execution and costs.
api0-st THOSE. CLARKE, Sheriff.
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SheriT,s Sale.

. by virtue ofa writ Or heri facim to mo d.
rccted from the Circuit Court Of Pamela coun-
~, Miss, made In favor Of N. TAT @. n. Jones,
administrators, VI. j.. NJ semmes ct all I will
on Monday, the 10th day Of May, 1868, At
the court-house door Ia the town Of Pamela, In
said county, within lawful hours, offer for sale
at public auction TO the highest bidder for cash,
the following property to-wit: The east
half Of section II, township 9, range ., lying
and being in said county, levied on as the prop
cfty of defendant, J. N. Scmmcs, to satisfy
said execution and cost. -.
apio-st nIlI alI 10 noIlns herifl
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Commissioner Dclano ha- decided
that any dealer who converts plug
tobacco iato smoking tobacco either
by cutting. rolling or in any other
manner, and keeping the Same for
ssle. l. thereby constituted a man-
niActurer under the law and must pay
tar or give bonds o. aiebaeco man
utaeturer. -----...-L..
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Gks. PsSsyrAcKsR.Zwe had the
pleasure Of meeting Gen. Penny
packer, Commander Of this sub
district, on Thursday last. The
General Is universally spoken Of in
the highest terms.
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AT ttf.ons inhibited 10 This afife
re svqae-isd ~ s,s''s NJ and sedIe,
asK h n~s-rafy sisa' NE tssines- n
Che Isis arm si,oald Ne do@ed
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Asuit Il on trialin Ontario county,
New York, brought by a Young
man to recover the presents he had
given to a girl who Tilted him.
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y z 1felyahf n WgafAs
woaN - dssaas ml@epl 80
|TsnBaaae HallfAmf, ~ Hehdag
Asat mlsh : ys~ ~ A1sla ila aasyay
a w. fafs=s lilssf IiallflsaH. 4 We
resolved ~ . naml~f # fltifsn
having ase prosperity n Fanola
eomniy n beaft ~ Invite him ~
aay Al ~iiaisaFilIe, and oief lim
suei Inducements ~ Wmlhi seeufe
NE terminus n Ne latter foad NJ
liel~gille. Accordingly a papw
soliciting saiaalwIpna ~ fay fie
eSIebses N 4 survey frvm i%iaieaeille
wsa put n dfsHlation, and IN aslori
time quite n respectable sam was
mised The matter was presented
10 Coi r., who very generously sac
daocd . portion dhis valuable time,
aud consented 10 address the citizens
nj 4 o'eIoes 90 Monday afternoon,
and q meeting wa called ~ that
time. at wlaelttte following proceed
ings were had
mAiLROAp NETTING Az BArtsyILLg.
pefsuant ~ call The meeting WIS
organized by the selection Of Col.
joel a. Wall o. Chairman, md Mr..
w. j. Walsh aA Sccrctnry.
Col. Wnfi biicfly stated th1 object
Of tho meeting, and concluded BY
requesting Col J, r. Trczcyaut 10
address the meeting on The subject
Of the proposed road who IN n
most conclusive manner stated the
advantages 10 tbir section to bc de-.
rived from the junction Of the
Yazoo River Railroad with the Mis-.
sipIi and Tennessee Railroad at this
point. Ills remarks were conyinc.
ing to his listeners Of the Importance
ofthc project.
After Col. Trczovant had conclu.
dcd, Capt. N. G. Taylor was called
upon, aud in n most sensible speech
showed the Importance Of the road
10 this section, and moved that q
committee Of five be appointed by
the Chairman 10 solicit subscrip.
tions to pay for the survey which
motion prevailed. hslf,
IL was then moved that the pro.
cecdings be published in the PanolI
Star; and the meeting adjourned
subject to the call of the Chairman
a#i-ul }. A. WALL,
tr grfn 1AI Chairman
Il. J. Walsh Secretary. ,n..t
i Tho Importance Of this proicc
must force itself upon the mind o
every intelligent man in Panoli
county Other stations below m
are offering double tho amount W,
are for the survey Of the road, and
are anxious to secure the junction nj
their respective points. The advan'
tagcs we possess over them is 50
well known to the the chief mover
in this undertaking, that ii we but
half consider our own interest in III,
matter VIC will bc enabled to secur,
ono of the greatest public benefit
ever offered TO any community. A
little delay now, and the prize will
slip fnm our grasp, and, therefor
we urge our citizens to act wisel,
and literally before IL is too late
UI T7rfTr
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A or MISSOURI, | co
ON 4 County Of 81 Loaas. '''

0g 4 County Of aLoaa,. '-n
Derrick A. January, President, and William
T. Selby, Secretary Of the ~, Louis Mutual
Life insurance. Company, being seyerally sworn,
depose and say, and each for himself says that
the foregoing 10 Substantially a full, true and
correct Statements Of the affairs Of thesaid com
pany, as from the hooks Of the samej that the
Esid insurance company Is the bona hdc owner
Of the Wsscts invested "a before stated, OF which
the principal portion Of that invested IN real
estate security, Is upon unincumbercd property
In the city and county OF st. Louis, worth
double the amount Of said loans, and that the
above described investments nor any part
Thereof, are made for the benefit Of any indi-
sidnal exercising authority 10 the management
Of said company, nor for any other person or
persons whatever, and that they are the above
described officers OF said 81. Louis Mutual Life
Inairuhrc Company. sihi llsi
ItNffAnV p...t1--.
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ny ,irfns q : srit ~ vendisissi sspn.s %
ne directed FINN he County Court Of f4Heiz
eoanty, Niss. made Ii fkvof q Andrvv I*<kscu
n I H. Davis. ! IN. - nss1ay. The
Ion dAy q uHy. lese. q the sesrs-hsvr
asoz ID he town Il r<s5i&& @id rus.tr. win
u kvhl hosrA or - ~ - ~ hfxke<t
hidl>t ~ cn.h, tke tllovis8 prur<rty. - vitt
e<edsu :, tsws<1lp { rsaks ~~>< Nx<fA><
w9A 4 ssronfo e11@n pe<mkur1u tA>um, -.
II aid Icrrnty. levied - NTH prrp~rsy 81
49, \. p&x{ y <1flzy ~ &dl ~ 80
ari1-Ht. THos y CLAnkR
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WANTED.

A Teacher Of superior qualifications and ten
der Of this year, or longer II agreeable.
Address the editor Of the Pamela SrAR.
lmb27-st aBifna sliil tMd 4eillr
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Aessts'<. lumtf.IhF ss-a5 *F'<'e< \ i=H5z
sv'ss y.a IA.
Memphis 4 f~.ouisvIiIe
rs~sSro~<a xssse.
QHIsL TImsi'
l.f Smre Connections II
zoe 40 ,sisf.
NoasR, alSe y =
TWO DAILY TRAINS mon rnnoeon
rrsm Memphis and iIantsI6iH
TO
~nnorr cHAsss o. eAss
Connecting ~ ioaissiIIe with Esprs. Trains
bf AfNA fflNttf
pfrTsprRG DALrrMoRE, W
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA,
ttfsa Asni NEW YORK BOSTON
and all other eiIes In The North and Eaat, and
with the splendid steamers Of the
uNITED STATES NAIL LINE, 6f
arriving At Cincinnati next morning In time d
take early trains Hast.
PALACE sLEEpINo CARS e
on all nigh. trains through from
MENPHIs 10 LOUISVILLE
without change.
THROUGH TICKETs, and
BAGGAGE CHECKS Il
ALI POINTS
may be obtained al MEMPHIS.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LOUISVILLE,
THE rRn1oHr DEPARTMENT.
Of this Idne has been thoroughly ~reorganizc'
with n special view to accommodating th
freight trade between the North and South
and the advantages which II offers In
Low RATES, 'AiaW
DISPATCH,
aaa SAVING OF INSURANCE,
and prompt settlement Of, all claims for los
damage, oyercharge, etc, make Il far superio
TO any competing route. h# h'
Through bills Of lading at GUARANTEE
RATES may be procured at all principal r. Il
Offices In Eastern Cities. b,4n1i4i aN
.ifa5d iaaiiHa sld I ALBERT FINK,
bass ", r..l General Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent Memphis
tennessee sse 'o8 .fialna a9llis sH
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OF MISsISsIPPk

STATE or MISSISSIPPI
|, Thomas 7. Swami, Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts Of the State aforesaid, do hereby certify
that the foregoing statements Of the 81. Louis
Mutual Life Insurance Company o. 81. Louis,
Missousl, Il truly aud correctly copied from the
original now on hle In my Office.
Given under my hand and Official seal,
(L.a ,his 9th day Of April 1869.
THO5. T. SWAMI,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
SrArE ov MISSISSIPPI,
iili Aupiroa's Orr,cn JAcgsos. T
l. Thomas 7, Swami, Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts Of the State Of Mississippi, do hereby
eertif, that the 81 Louis Mutual Life Inur-
ance Company, located at st. Lrsis No, has
compiled with the act entitled, aAl act to reg
ulals Agencies Of Foreign Insurance compa-
MES approved, January 8lst, 1883; and In
virtue Of the power vested IN me Ny said Law,
| herrhy authorize Dr. v. MOORE, Agent for
aid Company, al Pamela, In the County Of
Pamela 10 Transact business of Insurance In
this State, until the hrst day Of March. 1870,
Given under my hand AND seal Of Office,
T. ~ At the City Of Jackson, this 9th day Of
April, A. ID. 1859.
rH0s. t. SWAMI.
uI f Auditor Of Pablo Accounts.
DIR. y. Moore, Agent at Pamela.
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Wise Rsle.
N, Jackson c,ar,ou.,

From The Jackson claiIon.l
The following letter OF Mr.. Beck,
ofKcntucky, to an Alabamian lays
downs rule for The guidance Of the
conservatives Of that State which
they win doubtless follow in the
election ofcandidates for Congress
provided always, that they have
made up their minds that Congress
sional reconstruction though unjust
b nevertheless a reality. and
have found out by sad ex-
perincc that .ncn-action' IL
not the surcst way for a people to
work out their own dellvcranee.
Tho principal ofthc rule laid down
by Mr.. Beck ha good one, and
should bcappliedi In all cascsthrough.
out the South. Take the law % II
il and not as II ought 10 be, and
select men for Office who can qualify
nnder Il
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SuRGEoM.'pgH||Ff!ssf
z1s MAIN. s1R1nf.

|u xsns4aR zooio bnsyaodssX.
Tiu .aI1lYaaTIT-
NJ Morsss-ReasonAbls ekssss ssd nesy
hisads.aev II slrssKs q hs1easu nA1es
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cause feeling strongly La favor OF higher prices.
H. il presumed that the wants Of exporters will
fpiiy absorb all the summer receipts nt Wilmington.
Irsving us without sny surplus stock TO commence
thy fall tr,de The ssies amount g 1850 b6ls at az
TO .rrive an include lt0i naked at.37kc Receipis
last week 497 bbls this week 1913 bbs. and 1900
108 BIO Q, this week 2i16. : T. = ' 8 FsV
EostN.-1ho demand for all grades continued
stosi which, ys.ierdnY. did no, % AMOUNT e i7ooS.
the greater part belonging to shippers and soap
makers. The sales coo bba at 80 26a2 IS for
61ior MOL "a 76a6 for psle, and 81 for extra psle
Receipts last week b3if bDs; This week T6si, III
9AR-Is IN limited supply ano prices Mf Arm,
eS 2es9 so for Wilmington, "a GO N. County stEei
cedpts last week 81 bbs; this week 1418. sHzpprts
last week 90 bbs; this week 65 bblr. q iflS'i
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Arr,ved Ycstars,my.. ~

Arrived Ycstlruiay.
f. Steamer Henry Burden, Fitzgerald. Jacksonville,
pairs. tFi's - E,..f-lf1.
smack Nevadn. from sqshvilloc, N G. bound
heee,yed from chisolrts hinl-se terces Rice. To
# From this PorL
stssEssip Magnolia, Grovsll. New York, Ausust u.
oteaNenip sea Gull, Dut ON, Baltimore, August 10.
f UP for this Fort.
sclrr Virginia Dare. Johu,on, at Baltimore Aug IA,
schr wenonah. MITCHELL at baltimore, August IA
Cleared for this Port
Steamship Champion. Lockwood. o. New York, Au.
scSs Sy Gushes. a. New 1a; Yort August aasas,i..
schr clarn Montgomery. Cole at New York, Aug IL.
shtpnews by "a e'carapn. ts, ~.
i, ,a,. sAvAEN1a M August 1:-A,r:vel. bark KenlviIic
''"p'e'' wa'es.4 .44l-, ~ cs 4
LIST OF VESSELS
QPs CLRA BED AND SAILED FOE . HIS PehT.
~ - zip onEIaN s ~
1T s..t LlvrnpooL.
Tss Tss HSna9 Vinno a,5n feTE1son 20
Briash brig Courier. h,ans. seilcd.... July
asl1ES. ,ss... '.l DoMEsrIc i'.
'BfgM Roosevelt. Farnsworth, cleared, August IL
BhgJ a DevereuI; C]arf, up ;...,.,.. :.An9ust o
Big OJcacne, Frisbic cleared. ..ArsustAI
I..'', 80 -'mt EK1 YonR u
Steamship obenpion, Lockwood. o'Oared. August IA
echr Georte, Swan, cloired....... usust ID
sch. Lilly, hughes, cleared, .Bucust Ia
schr Clara Montgomery. Cole. clear ed. ..AuSustil
sobr Meneva Diaeosway cleared ...,Aur1btT Q
scbr nj Bramhall, Stout, up. .sAusust "a
) '.'i!5-S-- 80 PHILADELPHIA f:;..Sit 4
Sehr Amanda Flan nacnr Collins, clenred July so
Bark " Dodge. Munro; cleared. -. .adgd.t II
sehr y,,,,n,. nave JohnsnU JhhmonR, H.
echr Weaonah, Mitchell, Or. August "A
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GpmmerfiaI.

Charleston Cotton and Ntce Market
OFFICE or THE ,CBARLkSTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Monday Eyoning, August 10. (
CorroE.-lhe market for this srtcle showed no
change, the demand beng light and prsces unalter
ed Sales 2s oales. viz: at 27j at %; 4 at 80;
at sol; at 3OH; S at 3lo. We quote:
LIVERPOOL cIlssIfIcAT1os.
Ordinary to good ordinary ........28 $50
Low 1D'udhnG... o.
hiddhng. g..................... .3lR@-
BY New York classification wo quote
hiddhng. ...................-...S 81 q
RIoE.-Thero no transactions during the day,
and We omit quotations nominal.
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oonsigneesper -ou,n uaioiina itaiirsAu
August II and 16. t-i.G

"a bales Cotton. % bales BONES les 113 secks
Bran, $40 sackB Flour, l60 bbls Flour, 121 sacks
Wood, cars Lumber, car >hIuet 8, COR slaves
cars Stock. To Raflrosd Agent, " smith, Gold.
krncke. Pe,Zer, Rougers Co, z wiss, n B Null.
gan. sharp Co. Kirkpatrick d Witte. West q
Co. Gruescr & smith. q q Heppock Reeder & Davis.
niarehail Il Mure & 20 and Kiusman Bowel.
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Drugs, GbemicaIs, @tf
nK, o. S. PROP PHITT,s
FAMILY MEDICINES
.,.. CONSISTING OF HIS Celebrated
l. IVER M EDICINE
AH0DYHE Palm KILL IT,
ANTI-BIIIOUb PILLS. AGUE PILLS
Dysent@y Cordial, Female Tonic
AND
PURIFYING PILLS.

TIE FXCELLLST FEMEDIRs OF O. q
nhoPH!TT, ii. D., need no Recommendation
,neir wclt known power III wing the dis me-.
Guar 10 our Southern cl mate having already estab-
bshrd for them c1vabir rvpu alton IN 5}corcja
and tho adjoining states. - tc n,ority OF persons
hsing IN Tho south arc prodispo cd {: diseuse Of the
Liver is grated by all neiliRcn, phYs.cians That
to org iDc or iuncti' nal arrangement OF that impor
iont organ Prophitt's Liver Medic.ro and Anti
Bious Ptlls strlhe directly the root OF the evil
They cure the Liver which nine cases out Of en-.
r., az Tue potion Of the ou"hs. Dyspepsia, Colic,
SICK Headache. Rhcunutisin. Consultation Mon
strual Obttrirtions, &c., 80 common nrnon., % onr
people, Earache, T"othache, cute Rheumatism
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind Gee bcfoYs
FkOPHlTE'> PAlA KILL 1T
libe cban before the Mind
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nAHBY's PRUPHYLACTlC. FLUID.

DAHbx's rRorHxLAorlo- FLUID.
'., Letter Jroa Hon. ALer Il. 81. .pheas, of GeoYola
CRAwroRDsvuLz, Ga September 29. 1868
Dafbyis Propbyactfc Fluid "a an article OF little
cost but great value. It's domestic well as medi-
ctnnl uaes are numerous. while ita sp<cialties are
most wonderful l hayo not been without II for
ten years, snd no head Of family who can siyord
to have It ahould be without It.
ALEX. Il. sTEPHENs.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MkDl.
ONE.
Letter from he Surgeon. General of ne ta.e coneder
49, tii ate Ssates. ; GN.
BIcHMoSp, Va, January IA, 1880
JOHN DAhsr q Co., No. 100 wilham-street New
Geaten'n-I have received your letter Of the 18th
OF December, 1856, calling my attention 10 your
tDarby's ProphylacHcI Fluid. 67s
most cheertuly state that the Fluid was furnish.
ed to, and extenslvely used by, the surgeons In
charge Of general hospttals In The Confederate rer-
geors making favorable report-a great deal Of IL
was used fu the hoIpitnls - .9fG tgf,. i-,-'lf :
.p Very respec tfully, your obedient servant,
6AH'L PRESTON MOORE, NJ
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M arkcts by Telegraph.


FOREIGN MARKETS..
LONDON, August 16- -Noon:--ConsolB OAK. Bonds
steady.
LIVERPOOL. august 1G-Noon-Cotton firm; uT.
lands 1sHd; Orleans 1shd sales Il. 600 bales; Bonn.
baJ shipments to tho 10th 1000 blIos. I5r
Atternoon.-tbtton unchanged. Breadstufs quiet.
Red wheat lbs 2da10s Sd. Lard TGs.
Ev>ning.-cot,on frmer; ullands 13kd; Or
leans IS Is Oe0 bales, whereof 5000 bales
wero for export and speculation. California wheat
Is declining. ,'p. -....i.lcu
HAvRH, August 1o.-cottoD Arm, both On the spot
and ahout, at II 62jSc :. - S' s
u" sl.:. DOMESTIC MARKETS. --.l
New YORK; August I6-Noon.-stocks weak and
unsettled. Money steady at 6a7c. Sterling, long
OK; short 10. Gold "a. Cotton quiet at 3sSo
Turpenhne 43c. Rosn. strained % So. %
R,ening.-Cotton quiet aud Arm; sales 400 bales; !;
midd1ings 33Hc. Flour firm but scarcely 30 &C.
tive; suporfne s8aa 60; Southern unchanged. Wheat
1a2c better. but less active in consequence of the
extreme scarcity OF frsishts; winter red Western
Il l72Ha1 -76. Com. Western mtIed 81 17a1 20.
Ness pork steady. Lard . shade lower; kettle 4oka
2oKc. wbiskey moro active at 81 16 Rice quiet
and frni carolins skas1kc., Sugar very Arm,
Coffee active. Itrpentne 4s,4s,ic. Rosin % 26as!
Frea8hts htmer; cotton, by saii. s-1ed Govern
oa7c' with exceptions at &c. Sterling very duh at
SHs1o Gold heavy =, ssh. Stocks closed steady.
BAIt1hoaE. August 10 Cotton nominal at ssXa
8sho' Flour . spail business doing. Wheat nrm;
red 81 coal 70. Corn steady; white u 10; yellow
81 Il Bacon. shoulders. 1ekc:t Lard nc; wiis-
kuySk1A. .d..ar.5i,s, (
Angus" 1e.-Fiour- higher; family
sSAs 90 Provisions quiet and hrm., Mess pork
.38s 90 offered and $ei asked. Bacon. shoulders
16xo; clear aides 1sksi9Ho. lard 20Hc. ~
Lou1svuLR, August 1e.-Provisions frnn. Ma's
pork ssa so. Bacon. shoulders 1910; clear sides
lsxc; hams 22he2sXc. Lard 2oKc.
WILMINGTON, August 1e.-Spirits turpentne soc.
Ro:in 81 eoaI IS. Crude turpentne 81 2bss. Tar
shade lower at "a IS.
sAvAsNAH. August 1e.- Cotton. receipis bales 4
MOBILE. August 1e.-cotton clotcd dull; sales 80
balee; low mtddlpg 800; receipts 1s bales exports
176 bales. !
NEW ozIzAss. August 1s Cotton, sales rs b,ies;
low middllna soKo; receipts rs balea. Mols sses
dull; reboiled 60a7oc. Sugar firm; common 11al2c;
prime 14,<al4}1c. New York sight exchange Xo
premium. Gold sax.
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plantattes Bitt.rs.

buutWstpC Ytllkl8.
2, - y -
g 4iue;o :, oioi-3 :yto t-s raA.- q, 60. ~ :-,
Io n 7gr7--n'sI f,-fsG g r;'or't :'i4,h :. - ]
A aLon1o oHANGE.
$ y''' ''""''
THAT AM sIek MAN SURVIVED TIE
.l.--". -" ..4--
treatment Of iiity year. ago. must bo considered
s'''''''. - 'HHh
proof tina, human beings are very hard TO kill.
'iri7! fi...'
Tho lancet. calomel eanthariaios aua drastic pur.
s.tiv.s were then the order of the day. The ply.
sic'an playea,nto tho hands of the apolheoary and
tne unfortuANe patient wns drenched naorning,
noon and sisht with prostatine msdsasnes We
i've in q more rational and conscientious era. The
Importance of supporting Nature In its conni..
With diseaso Is now understood. Complaints In
themselves Weakening aso no ,qseer % aggravated BY
artificial depletion. They are met with ToRIcs
feat the enemy. Chief among these allies Of Nature,
in its battles with sickness, is .~~ eagey
ui.--- p e a. t.a
PLANTATION BlTTHHs.
: .;e'.'nt
81 e.. tr{ta
This wonderful vegetable restorative i the .hoet-
anchor Of the feeble and deoiit,tea. As cordial
for the aged and decrepid IT has no equal among
stomach!ca. As remedy for the nervous weakness
TO which the tender sex are especially subject, Il 1.
superseding every other sumulant and ner,iue.
In all climates tropical temperate or frigld it's acts
As specific In every species Of disorder which un.
dermines the bodily strength and breaks down the
animal splrfts. Wherever Il i5 introduced it be.
comes standard articles medicinal staple. Drug.
sists. although theirproAt upon Il is SMALL hnd Il
absolutely necessary TO keep preparation for which
everybody inquiries. and for which nobody win
accept substitute. It is to-day the most popular
ms,ietne in the civilized world. Extensively as IT
is advertised its beat advertisement is the beneaoIal
result which uniformly follows isuse. Every bottle
sold insures the sale Of at ,east hAlfs dozen more
Unlike other stimu,auts 1. braces and forthes the
sysIem without exciting undue cerebral action.
The cheering effect which Il produces upon the
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90 THE AsTOSIsHING ,4
ID rs N f ECTA ANT.

KHoRY CoIIHoR, oxronp. GA, December %. 1858,
Prof. DARBT. Dear iSir-HsviDg not been en-.
Medical profession am only superAcially acquaInt-
ed with the claims ef your Prophylactio Fluid but
am we'll acquainted With Its chemical elements y
he value OF the compound vet the disinfecllng and
therapeutic properties Of the agents employed In its
composition, together with the we'll known reputa-
uon of its discoverer, Chemist au shorize me to
regard Its mertts ns OF high order; on u whole Il
must be considered as valuable contrio ouon TO the
ciasy Of articles towhich II bele pgsof'a1
These viewe, may add, arc sustained by the teeti.
mouy OF many competent judges. Who have tested
ib propertfes. t;l Believe me, dear sir. - la ~
Yours, respectfully,
A. MEANS, II. D.. LII. D.
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pR3 rs THE NOON.
New Moon, 7th, hours 48 minutes. evening.
Firat Quarter. l4;h bnur 10 ;nirn,es morning
Full Moon, 2lst IL b6u,s patnu,es evcnine.
Last Quarter. 30tb. kours, So minutes, morning
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PHOPHITT's LIVER nIEDIc1sE

DR.. Prophin-Baving u*ed this medicine suns
cieniiy lonx to test it's virtue nd 70 satisfy ny own
mnd mat It Is on Invaluable remedy for DjsDousfa
"a disease from which tho writer mus suffered nnrI,
for sl1 years-und beng persuaded that hundr eds
WHO now suffer from this annoying complaint wonld
pc siSnally beneHted. he has Lc u by tts nae wa
deem 1t duty We owe to this unfortunate class Az
rconmend to them the use OF this rcncdy which
his family the greatest reipf.
M. ". ARNOLD
OF tho Gcoruia Conference