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~ The military authorities of
Canada have received orders to
send to England all the obsolete
arms and ammunition in store.
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Nosicc.

r I she partnership formerly existing
! between Geo. e. Bdfgess and
myself is Hereby declared dissolved.
The unsettled business Of said part
nership will be settled BY ne -
d. NJ. AUSTIN
june 5. 1869. In
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Soapsuds is an excellent fer
tilizer Of grass and grapevines,
and should not be wasted.
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KnryfUSsre.

well selected stock of sbeh ami other
"a Hardware bonglft Iii New York. for
eash, Of F5mpafters mud Manufacturers
agents, v III. Re MOLD S.
feb29 En- sf re sas St Shire port
ass4 s n 6 M 49,
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Sixteen pounds of grease and
the I've from one barrel of ashes
viii make a barrel of soap.
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Notice

State of Of n B 5@s.sa o + arf
Parish Of Bossier. isl, La,
Notice is hereby given that Elias r.
N Council, Totor to the minor
Mary B.. Atkins, has this day fled IN
the Office of said Parish Court his third
annual account as tutor aforesaid.
Now therefore this is to admonish all
persons concerned that if opposition is
not made Thereto within the time pre-
scribed by law said thirdannaal account
viii be holnologated aud made the
Judgment of the Court.
Witness the Honorable Lambert w +.
Baker, Parish Judge Of 3oss.er Parish
La, this the 4th Of June, A, d. 1869.
A. \. MINIS.
Deputy Clerk, of the District Court.
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- Ben Wade advises Grant
tolook after his friends. Bold Ben
knows the weight Of ingratitude
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

L III 1911 VI ONooit4' }
In accordance with law, and by or
der Of the Honorable l.. NJ. Baker,
Judge of said Court, the foregoing mo-
milton is granted in the name Of the
State of Louisisna.
Given under my hand and seal Of
office. this 3lst May, 1869.
T. n. BRApEE, Clerk.
A true copy.
Attest a. A:MMs, D'y Clerk.
Mo 5ts
! TAKEN Wild DE BANKRUPTCY.
The Louisville Courier Journal
tells this good anecdote:
a newspaper clerk in this city
some time ago sold fifty papers to
a negro, who promised to pay for
them soon after. The other day
the clerk encountered and dunne(i
him. "Look here, you freedman,'
said he ''when are you going tC
| pay for those papersF 'Don't
you trouble me, my boy, don't yor
| trouble me- replied Cuffee, as
suming an air Of business, and at
the same time getting out OF tht
/ way: "rse taken wild de bankrupt
cy-no use to say muffin more o.
tle snBit.k. - lssSais Ishsi'5 8 -
1 - s--'t..f 5s45fs ga Hf 80, Il
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Rg,gceCrg .RFgET.

Ctylress and Pine Lumber aped a1lecerp
u ground. a short Botiot. a nply tbs
j III STROUD, agas
apl7 SIMS als e. III -. q
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Isaac NJ. Galloway, In Parish Court
Exparte, of Bossier parish,
For Mention. La.
M hereas, by virtue of writ ofsale
Wv issued from the Parish Court
of Bossier. La, to w. II. Hill, Sheriff
and auctioneer of SAID Parish, sold at
auction on the 10Th day Of December,
1868, as property of the succession Of
NJ. L. Hodges, deceased, certain
tract or parcel of land, to wit
The northwest quarter of the north
west quarter Of section 81, township
81, range 10, and the southwest guar
ter Of northwestqnarter Of section 81,
township 81, range 10; (and on the
and day of January, 1869, by virtue of
the same order), the northeast quarter
Of the southwest quarter of section 25,
township 81, range eleven, and the
northeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter of section 81, township 81,
range 10, all Of which land was bid off
and purchased by Isaac M. Galloway
for the sum oftwo hundred and thirty
dollars. Therefore, this is to call on
all persons who can set up any right
to said land in consequence Of infor-
mality in the order and decree Of the
Court, under which said sale was made,
or any irregularity or Illegally in the
appraisement and advertisement in
time and manner of sale or for any
other defect whatsoever, TO show cause
within 30 days from the first puhlica
ton of this monition why the sale 50
made shall not be confirmed and no
melogated.
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-. ~. n. FY.yasE.

Matchmaker and Dealer in Fine Watche
Jewelry, Diamonds, and Pebble
Speetacies, l et
GUNS AND PISTOLS,
TeGGS Street, Shreveport, Ia.
Dartieular attention paid to Repairing
4 Watches. yfn3o
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.lEOaaiEiOag.

Isaac NJ. Galloway, In Parish Court
Exparte, of Bossier parish,
For Mention. La.
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Approved May %, 1869.
Fl. G. WARMoTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. +. BOVEE,
Secretary Of State.

n IIue copy
GEO. Z. BOvEE,
Secretary of State.
u Sycamore, ILL.,, has adopted
a rule to the effect that no boy
under Is years of age is allowed
to enter a saloon, unless accom-
panied by his parents or gardian,
and any salOOn-keeper allowing
said youth to drink liquor in his
establishment shall be fined so
for each offense.
~ In Connecticut, during the
year 1868, there were II, 469 births
registered-an increase of 440
over the highest number hereto
fore reported. The excess OF
births over deaths was 1920. OF
the births, 1913 were illegitimate
There were 4,734 marriages du.
ring the year, and 478 divorces.
q A liquid glue, far superior
to mucilage, may be made by dis
solving glue in an equal quantity
of strong hot vinegar, adding a
fourth of alcohol and a little alum
This will keep any length of time
when placed in closed bottles, and
will fasten horn, wood, and moth.
erofpearl.
10 Considerate Mr.. Clarke
says: II generally listens to oul
parson with my eyes shut; it must
bother a man, We know, when he's
pre2chin', to see folks all staring
at him with their eyes wide open
SO 1 always shuts mine"
30 The human heart is like {
milestone in a mill-when yor
put the wheat under it, it turn:
and grinds and breaks the whea
into -four. If you put no whea
in it, it grinds on, but then it il
itself it grinds, and slowly wears
away Lather.
~ The Charleston Mercur!
says the village of Moultrieville
Sullivan's Island, is being rapidly
rebuilt. Many of the old RESIDENT
are moving back, and it is though
that the place will become tn,
popular summer resort that it wa
in the ante beEIa.m days.
~ A housekeepeF caught for
ty-two rats III one night by ex
changing for a barrel of oats tina
had been visited by the yarmint'
a barrel of water, covering th
surface with chat. The victims
unconsciously pitched in and me
a watery grave.
% A farmer in Ohio had
thrifty orchard, which blossome,
j freely, but bore no fruit. II
washed twelve Of the trees one
a week with strong soapsuds, an
was gratified by a fine harvest tn
subsequent season.
/ u Whenever we find a cour
try divided up into small estate
each and every owner working hi
lands with his own hands, we fin
a brave, patriotic, and free PEE
pie, enjoying competence and dc
mestic comfort with manly dign
ty,
~ The military authorities {
| Canada have received orders
send to England all the obselet
arms and ammunition in store.
10 A little girl wanted to sa
that she had a fan, but had TO
gotten what it was called, so 81
describes it as a ''thing to hrus
the warm off you WITH
To Cows and sheep should n,
; be pastured together. HOESI
and sheep form a more suitab
partnership, as their grazing ha
it's are similar.
~ The population of the I'm
: ed States at present, as estimate
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Administrators Sale or Lands.

Pursuant To . decree of the Probate court
of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, render
cd at the March term, 1859, thereof, I will, as
administrator, de bonis non, Of the estate Of A.
Miles, deceased, on Monday, the 4th day Of
October next, At the courthouse door, In the
town Of Panola, in the county Of Pamela, with
ia lawful hours, proceed TO sell at public anc-
ton to the highcs. bidder, the following de-
scribed lands belonging TO said estate and sitn-
ated aud being In said county Of Panols, TO
wit. North half OF section thirteen ind south
cast quarter Of section u, township 10, range
eight west NJ.
L Terms Of sale--One-half cash, balance In
twelve months, with interest at rate Of ten pei
cent from day Of sale, aud bond and approved
security. J. W. BATES,
aug9e.sw Administrator.
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TIE KING OF MIssIssIppI.--Gen-
sral Adelbert Amss, the dictator,
now commanding the white slaves
in Mississippi, is a native Of Maine.
He was graduated at the West
Point Military Academy, May 6,
1851, at which date he was appoint
cd Second Lieutenant in the Second
Artillery. He was promoted Lieu
tenant Colonel in the oath Infantry,
July %, 1866. He was brevetted
Major General, March 18th, 1855.
He is now only about % years Of
age, and this mere boy is allowed To
dominate the people Of d great State
and defy the regularly instituted
court II the Unitcd States, with nc
one not even the President Of tn
United States-to prevent!
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BULLS cEDRoH Z
AuTHENTId

..9Z AUTHENTIC sp0CpMENT.
1rkan.ds Heard Front Testimony Of Medical
.9oi3ol rode Men, etaasIA disc
Z Stoncy Point, White Co., Ark, May %, go.
DR.. John But-Dcar Sir: Last February !
WINS In Louisville purchasing drugs, and ] got
some of your ~Saraparilla and Cedron Bitters
Ny son-in-law, who was with me in the store,
has been down with rheumatism for some time,
commenced on the bitters, and soon found his
general health improved. DR. Gist who has
been in bad health, tried them, and he also i'm
proved. DR.. Coffee, who has been in bad health
for several ycars--stsnach and irer Affected
improved very much by the ,sc Of your Bitters
Indeed, Che Cedron Bitters have given you
great popularity in this settlement. think
could sell a great quantity OF your medicine.
this fali-espccially Of your Cedron Bitters and
Sarsaparilla. Ship me via Memphis, care o
Rickett 4 Nicely. Respectfully, ISata0l
G. B. WALKER.
Prepared by Dr.. John Bull, at his Iaborato
ry, Finh street, Louisville, Ky.
! For sale by all Druggists md Dealer,
no7-ly
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c~aHmnKsmH
m Fh n hpm
Al ~ ~ fsfh Msl sat-
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o1Sarsaparlla.
.sHulu-
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read The Captains Letter and the
Letter from his Mother.

Benton Barracks, No, April 80, 1866.
DR.. John Buu-Dear Sir: Knowing the eff
cacy Of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and
beneficial qualities ii possesses, ! send you the
following statement of my case. ! was wound
ed about two year, ago -wR ,takeft pissosr
and confined for sixteen months. Being moved
50 often, my wounds have not healed yet. !
have not sat uy q moment since ! was wounded,
l AM SHOT ttifoteh The hips Ny general health
is impaired, and | need something TO assist
nature. haye more faith in your SarSparilla
thansin anyihiag else. wish that taa. i%gea-
uine. Please cypress ne half q dozeA sIcttlcs,
and obligc = Cart. C.'P. JoiISsoS,
st. Louis, Mo.
p. S.-The following ws1 n tiitanr April 30
1865, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt,
Johnson. 80 M =
DR.. JOIN btttt.-DeeasI SIR ny husband,
Dr.. G. 8. johnson, was a skillful surgeon and
physician m Central New York, where be died
leaving The Above G. r. johnson To my care
AT thirteen years of age he had a chronic diar.
rhea end s~erofala, for which gaye him your
| ~SarsabahlIA. m CeREb HIN ! hate for ter
years recommended it to many in New York
Ohio, and Iowa, for s~crofula, fever sores, ant
general debility. Perfect success has attended
IL The cures effected in some cases Of s%erofuli
and fever sores we're almost miraculous. an
livery anxioastok ny son tolaaain have fetour,
ITO your ~Sarsaparills. lie is fearful Of gettini
a spurious article, hence his writing TO you 70
1t, His wounds wcrc terrible. butIl believe n
will recover. Respectfully,
/ JENNIE JOHNSON,
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smiths Tonic syrup.
and F'erer,


fss tssrsisiss n lhs sslehfaisa msislas
fistiy slsinss ~ 4 > aptfafiN ass 81 fsme
aisi tfsf aHtfef ~ Ne pahiie ~ tHs wh fef
tsia, rseif. aHd Femaasal safe u Asm atsi
.fsssf - fkiM sHfpetty sheshss n shsfi y
h.as eaaAlag Ne ttkr r. 'he cattle Vest
srn aaI syaih ttstsss syuHlfy = hssf hin tse
Hrany ~ ike sfash N Ne sseegiea. lhaf Ia nj
ssse waaieess slt 4 fsil 10 core, " Ne difee
tsas re Hflcsif fslle~ 4 ssi sattiai ~ T.
= great a,sAy essss Z single doss has tseh mi
asiss, fas . ezra saa Nlsle hashli~ htsr b~tn
eated ~ . aasie iasiis, uith : psffest f~tssufa.
lisa Of lhe %Fesftsl health II ia h1weSet
esHaeht AhA N every eass rsose cetselH W ears
is use Il continued IN smaller doses bf .
wcsl % i've snes Ire asesas has BEEN ehstked
more especially In diaseait and lonrsstsndine
rsses. Isaally. this medleIuc will nni feqsiis
anv Ala " teet the bowels IN Fecd crhfI
should the patient, howevef, require q esthaflie
mei,eihs. amer having thfthsse ~ irni
dnaes ~ the Tonic. y single Hose N BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY fiiJ.s will be- sur
elent
pR JOHN RuLLs Principal 0acc.
No 40 flhh, tifurs fitsriuTl
Louisti lie, ny.
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tt v~iLLASow, WALKER CouSry, Ga,
.June ~ lHG

NlLLANuNt NAbhth ObbNlh Nhp
June 30, 1865.
DR. JoHs BuLL--Dear Sir; ! have recently
given your I" Worm Destroyer" several trials,
ard find II wonderfully cficaeious. II has not
failed In a single instance to have the wished
for eticcte1l am doing a pretty large country
practice aud have daily use for some article Of
the kind, | am free to confess that know Of
no remedy fecpmtnend4d by the abiest authors
that is so certain and speedy In It's effects, On
hecontrary, Tiny are nncerteia In the extreme.
Ny object In writing You is to find out upon
awhat terms | can get the medicine directly
from you; If | can get 1t upon easy terms, |
shall use Aereatl deal of IT, I ma asMrt that
the use of such articles is contrary to the teach
;n.s of q great majority Of the regular liuc OF
Nm bu, ] see no inst cause Of good sense
n d;scs,ti b sisemedys wbichi we know to be
efficient simp;y bec.cuse we may be ignorant Of
It's combination. For hr.y part, ! shall make II
a rule to use all and ai,v mems to alleviate snf-
fering humanity which | lay % aole 70 com.
mand-not hesitating because some one more
ingenious than myself may have lear1eu "
effects first, and secured the sole right To secs!'e
that knowledge. However, ! am by no means
an advocate or supporter Of tho thousands OF
worthless nostrtinns that hood The country, that
|purport to cure all manner Of disease to which
human flesh Is heir. Please reply soon, and
intern me Of your best terms.oi llGi iul .i
am sir, most respectfully,
-,t.en;.,o, JULIUS ?. CLENEsT. N. D.
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We would call attention TO the
card Of Rootcs, Vance & Co., in this
issue, and it will be seen that they
have changed their place Of business
from their old stand on Main to S3S
Front street, Corner Union. This
house. peeds 20 rccommcpdation
from us to secure them patronage, as
they are well known in this county
TO he mcaof the strictest business
integrity, and are the very best cot.
ton statesmen, and that all bushes:
Entrusted TO their care will mcet
with prompt attention.
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The following isl the. answer to
the enigma in last weeks STAR:
"The Radical President Of the
United States" S''s =
Answer received from W. S. G..
Long Creek.
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Bulls Worm Destroyer.
To My United States end World Wide
Rcaders.

have received many testimonials from pro-
feeional And medical mon, as my alisauaes
and various publications have shown, oil OF
which are ,gsnains, The tpllsyiag hom =
highly educated and popular physician In Geor-
gia, Is certainly one Of the most sensible com
rnnnieations1 have ever received. Dr. Clement
knows exactly what he speaks OF, and his tes.
dmony deserves 10 be written In letters Of
gold. Hear what the Doctor says Of BULLS
WORN DESTROYER.
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Silk, KRousE & Co., wholesale
clothiers, Cincinnati, Ohio, is a house
well known to the business men of
our county, and their attention is
called to the advertisement Of this
house III another column. Mr.. Silk
Of this frm,is also q member Of the
firm Of Rice Silk & Co., Memphis,
and he viii visit his old merchant
friends in this county in the interest
Of his house soop. Hggp4 uagT1
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0aFRfaam asFH b@a
l. - 90
#am@ - A s ~
saa anaal ~ kfM H@k n afg
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.sazassa sim eassa@dar. saa z
sas lsfaa ark A. Sc alsfea sg,a
n tafhaahs dshsfe
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The house of Taylor, Radford &
Co. are still doing business in Mem
phis, and their many friends will do
we'll to remember this house in
shipping cotton this winter, as all
cotton shipped to them will be sold
for the highest possible prices, and
all other business receive prompt
attention. See card in another
column IN .rltr5q T
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Mr.. Carter, member of the
Christian Church, win preach in
Pamela on Saturday night, the 18th,
and Sunday 10Th. 10 i.
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PlAHERTY &C.,.
Funeral Undertakers

xesilIde cahsaes, cassEes,. sashS wooden conihs
Of all kinds, constantly on hand. Also, Self
sealing Alright Zinc Burial Cases and Caskets
largest size weighing 95 pounds, and Of the
latest style. All orders promptly attended to.
stssshssss, Lsscsnd street.,
(Bctweeu Usion and Monroe.)
\ Mr.. James Faherty having been engaged in
this business for twenty-five years, we feel AZ
sured that We can give satisfaction.
Carriages and cars for hire.
Residence No. iss Union Street. j~unc5-ly
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Tur CASA MsspIcAt MlsrARE OF former days
was an utter negicc. Of sanitary precautions
No efficient means welS adopted for the pre-
ventien Of sickness Sewerage VS. unkho
in cities drainage was rarely attcmpte9i ~ w
country. Heaps Of offal were left to rot In o"c
public streets, and domestic cleanliness, tbe
great antidote to febrilc diseases, was sadly ne
elected. ID is not SO now. Wise laws, phi
lanthropic institutions, and a vigilant sanitary
police have, to a. great extent, remedicd the
evil. Nor is this all. PRESEsrIvE MEDICATION
has helped materially to lessen the rates of NOR
tality. II h not too much to say that TENS or
THOUSANDS escape sickness In unhealthy sea-
sons ID ~cdneqsehce ii having IxytGoRAr TED
rHEm.srsTEMs IN xbv1NeE by a course of HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. This pure
and powerful vegetable toaiG aadE <erative
comprises the extracts anu essences Of a variety
Of roots and hsfbs,renpwhca fbf their strength
lening, soothi1g, vitalisng and purifying prop
cd with a spirit absolutely free from the acrid
poison which defles, more or less, all the liquors
OF commerce, and their effect Is difssedthfodgh
the whole frame by this active yet harmless
stimulant The result ksuch~a condition Of
the system as renders it,aA but impervious, TO the
exterior clisss 81 laEsAse, MchIAsidmnp, fog,
Sudden alterations Of temperature, &c. Strength
and the perfect regularity pf. all the lhinctipni
of the body, are the best safeguards against
atmospheric poison and The effects of unwhole'
some water, and HOSTETTER'S BTTTERS art
the best strengthening and regulating medicin,
at present known For, dyspepsia and bilious
ness they are a SPECIFIC ABSOLUTE.
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II you want u ASep sound and
eat what plsaars use Walkers
Tonic Bitters.
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lOr.ss s-Orscgs.


srei.t SotNa@Asthe seaaca NJ ihe feaf y
pew apoe W wbsn the accumulated tehians
iat,iuhs If he bicpi and system begin ts shew
,ksmsIss. Va tlo,ehes. rirsrlss, and ihoa.snd
abd oac other different and aasighdl fcfms We
aa.aralty iesk aseaaa a. ssn'hsins 10 swt9
"a, Need We can make a suggestion Which, Y
yea ptoa, ~, Jon will thank Ne cfsssf afef.
Il Il the secre, o. lessIines-. Tot nose 81 as can he
teaatial or healthy unless pare blood ''eoufses
through W. Felns aad "sePsiais quf checks
TaksAi fv tbo,tIes u Df. Hsfley scompsund
SYRUP Of sarsapdlla, with ofiodide Potash. u
has stood the test Of nearly half a century,
and Ia still the most reliable fenewer Of the
System ertant Read Jas. Ruddle a Co column,
sl7ooI AND All. rxpnNsshs PAfpss
Dos advertisement Of American Shuttle Sew.
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RuHfHf W MIN ftuN
n ~ fAs a Hybsi
ihsfsts ssfae ,hai aailes issi yssf go
ausfsfd Nith he aase skilsi IN tkfksiHfs
Hie ahd seed ettsi tarufaf faishl hsd
fines sta hat ieasrufsft Feiisi. uH ftHehlsf
home The disesa friafhsa Ia a sore lJgt, u
vpsfhls whsn NY hiedital afenfsat alatfsd
Qainlns. IN large doses Ktsnsrty - kish %
e0 gfains pei day, and whltk mu., haze sasi
ms nsssty tt06 I eoHshifsa ~ Saith. n
tsuissiis. sad fpusa he rfs~sfihsa Qaihlns
sad Afssnic combined, Witch ! refused 10 taks,
ptsstrias b. 10 me aisrase sske ~ tcufsr.
was alasest blsoJlsss, ssissnssly sshsastsa and
pronounced With enlarged liver and splssn
Ab1ut this time the sdssris men, ~ %iiurie,,
AFne Tonic appeared 10 . city paper. sud
dttcfmlued 10 give IA trial did %, and
have no teason 10 feFre, it,.--eps hottie ~
storrd me completely, and since that tins I
have seen nearly A hundred eases n which II
acted With equally happy results. and woaid
certainly recommend Il o. preferable 10 any
otler tonic before the public.
JAMES MARTIN, Epgia,t.
Louisville Ky, June II, laGt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-11

0ld Type Metal for sale at this
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pcwrltA wsLL.

T'nrxas I,pos. a swaxs, Louis.
vile, N.Y. are doing everything IN
their power 70 .ecnfe 10 their city 4
fair share Of Mississippi trade, and
they are doing this BY offering 70
merchants their goods Vt the very
lowest rates that they can buy goods
at In the West, and besides they
have a very large and well assorted
stock Of goods, and when our mer.
chant friends Wat Louisville TAX,
Us at our word when We say thai
they will fnd a clever set Of gentle.
mon comprising the firm, and thai
whole-soulcd gentleman, Charlie,
Cox, who Is well known to our mer
chants a. one Of the statesmen, ant
that II will be to their interest 4
purchase with them. .5at
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-11

Corroy.-Latest quotations for
cotton in Memphis were as follows:
Low Middling SHE: Middling Ssl.
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spnrsdr@T.-AT% laying Of the
corner-stonsro ff Spriasport lodge
No. 80 took place yesterday, and
was witnessed by a large lumber Of
persons from the surrounding
country.