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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-03-19
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To my United States, and WOrl'
Wide Readers.

| have received many testimonials from pro-
iessional and medical men, as my almanaeks
and various publications have shown, all OF
which are genuine. The following from a
hiphly educated and popularphysician IN ueor-
ria, Is certainly one Of the most sensible com
munications have ever received. Dr. Glenn
ent knows exactly what he speaks Of, and his
testimony deserves to be written in letters o
gold. Hear what the Doctor says Of BULbs :
WORM DETROYER:
vmLASow, WALKER County, GA,
June 26, 1866. !
Dr. JouN BuLt--Dear Sir; lhave recent.
given your " Worm Destroyer several trials
and find il wonderfully eflicacious. 1t has no
failed in a single instance to have the wlshaa
for effect am doing pretty large countr
praetice and have daily use for some article
The kind. am free to confess that know
no remedy recommended by tho ablest author
that is SO certain and speedy in its effects. U
the contrary they are uncertain in the extrem
My object in writing TO you is TO iindout upo
what terms | can get the medicine direcu
from you. III can gett upon easy terms
will use a great deal of it. am aware th
| the use Oh buCH diAittfS - Nohtt"'t " 49,
ings and proctce of a great majority oil U
regular line Of N, DIS, but see no Just eau
or good sense in discardng q remedy whi'
we know to be efficient, simply because '
may be ignorant of its combination. +
nv mart. I shall make IL rule to use all al
| every means to alleviate suffering humanl
( which may be able to command--not hesl'
= ting because some ops more ingenious TN
Q myself may nave known its effects hrst a
. securad the sole right to secure that knowledi
t However, Lam by no means an advocate
supporter Of the thousands of worthless n
trums that food the country, that purport
cure all manner of disease 10 which hum
flesh is heir. Please reply soon, and inform
Of your best terms.
+ am, sir, most respectfully,
IS JULIUS P. CLEMENT, NJ. D
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-03-19
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DIR. A. WESSON.

Dvsrtsr. No. 3O6 Main Street, opposite Mans
field h Higbec's Drug Store, Memphis
In presenting my claims for conu huanee
of patronage to people to whom ! have SO
long been known (having practiced over twen-
ty years in this county, | deem it, in 2 great
measure, only necessary to give the Locality OF
my Office. In word, ! am able to give per-
feet satisfaction in every branch known to the
Dental Profession, at greatly reduced charges,
Particular attention paid TO the regulation OF
children's teeth.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-03-19
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The union Democrat., 1870-06-18
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rhe San Francisco Immigration Aid So
c;ety has appointed DR.. Eicbelroth, OF FL Do
rado county, sn agent 70 20 10 Europe with
the object Of turning North German emigrants
40 the coast. He Is a man of much energy,
and we'll acquainted with the resources uf
California. If his efforts are directed to peo-
pling the foothills with Industrious Germans,
and dot to furthrring the schemes or land
speculatots. much good may be accomplished
by his mission For wears we have known
and regarded the foolaill country as toe very
best section Of the State for smal. farmers,
md especially for grape ard trnit farmers
All in needs 10 make it most desirable re-
eion to live in is plenty of fixed population
and production. Without these no country
can amount 70 much. As long as our valleys
had but few rmers who rised but ittle sur
,nIns the conpiaint OF the State was th1t we
sh.a M market for our staples. But when
ever we Ind 5. 200, 600 bushels of wheat to
'shin. the necessary tonnage was not wanting
"a carrv i, away 20 the markets OF the woridA
The bistoty Of every country and OF every
"a, rla Il a5oht the same. The demand keeps
mace with the supply, and the market and
means Of transportation improve with the M
crease of the surplus to lie shipped. 1t VIII
y. .,r;,b d,,r VINEYARDS and orchards as it has
heen with our wheat fields. &Ihe more we
have 20 sell each year. the greater VIII De de-
mand and this dethand will Inevitably an
crease the meaus and cheaper the rates OF
TRANSPORTATION. With four times their pres
eut permanent population the counties OF 81
Dorado. Calaveras and Tuolumne would not
feel the weight Of the Debt that now so soreiy
taxes them. They would econ grow rich and
nrosnerous and the properties which are now
Of merely nominal value would be eagerly
.oueht fSr bg men Of capital and pstient IN
dustry. These would not be long in utiiiz-
inc the abundant waters Of streams, now
wasting, for irregation, and the foothills
would become to this State what they are to
Lombardy and Piedmont, where the wealth
and enterprise of Italy abide.-Sacramento
Union.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Great Family Medicine of the Age.
THIRTY YEARS

! Have elapsed since the Introduction af the
Pain Killer 10 the public. aud vet at the pres.
ent time 1t y more popular and commands q
larger sale tsan ever before IT'S popularity
is not confined to this country alone all over
the world its beneficial effects in curing the
'.ills that flesh is heir TO, - are acknowledged
and appreciated. and as PAIN xILrrR its
fame is limited to no country. sect nor rass.
II needs only to be knewn to be priced.
Thirty Years is cerssinly a long enough
time % prove the efficacy Of any medicine.
and that the pain killer is deserving Of all It's
proprietors claim for it. il amply proved hy
the unparalleled popularity it has attained
Il Is q sure and effective remedy.
Sold by ala Orsxgisss.
Price 25cts, Scots, &S1 o0perBottls
a. Directions accompany oach hnttle..
Irna Is, iS-n-lm
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

Nor EXACTLY TRuE.--The Bulletin. Alta,
Chronicle. and several o,hcr papers. have an
uounced that Prentice Mulford is editing the
Sosoxa DEMncRAT. This is not entirely cor
rect. in the first place. the DkMocRAT has
already two editors, and couldn't stand an
other. Second, we have never written t.
Mr.. Mulford On the subject. nor had a word
from him ir regard To it. Third. his views,
politically. wonldn't suit us. Fourth. he has
never in his life written line for this paner.
Fifth, he has not been in Sonoma county.
Sixth, we don't know where he is. Seventh.
we haven't money enough to make him edit
n political paper. With these exceptions. the
statement is all right Sonoma Remocrot.
No, it isn't. Ninth, he packs knapsack
and dirty old coffee pot all over the country.
Tenth, his politics cover too much ground
ito be compressed into the columns of any one
paper.
Eleventh. the Numbering raragraphers on
the Bay papers mistook Sonora Democrat for
SoEoma Now its right.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

Digestion is the primary function of the liv.
ing machine. 1t that process Is imperfect,
every orgar falters and fails in its appointed
work. The stomach of the dyspeptic is weak
and irritable. II requires to he strengthen
ed, refreshed and soo,hed. TARRANr's Eff
FsRvEscENr SELrzER APERiENT tones the
castle membrane. md calms the u1casiness
which snperinduces nausea The liver ofthe
dyspeptic is inert. The Seltzer Aperien;
rouses and regulates it. The bowels are cor
stipated or fretful in their eetion. This ex-
cellent saline laxative relieves and controls.
In short, it is true aud al-suffcent Elixir
for indigestion in all its varied phases. and
for all the arrangements which proceed from
a disordered stomach.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

Tpx DEsrH OF DlcKENs.-LoNDoN, June
l0th.-!The Death Of Dickens has plunged
the naticn'iuto mourning. All the London
papers have>rubEiShed obituaries.
The Times says the ordinary expressions OF
regret are-now cold. Millions of peo7le feel
personal bereavement Statesmen. savants
and beneiactars Of the race. when they die,
can leave no snch void. They cannot. like
this great novelist, have been an inmate in
every house. 1t says Mr.. Dickens was en-
tertaining dinner party at his house at
.Gadshill. Miss I!ogarih sat near him and
observing signs of distress upon his face, re-
aIrarked 10 him that he mus, be i'll. To this
Mr.. Dickens replied, ooh no; have only
got headache, and shall be better present.
W. lie then asked that an open window
he shut. Almost Immediately he became un
) conscious and fell back in his chair. lie was
Immediately conveyed to his room and medi
cal attention Summoned. lie still remained
.nnconscious. anil never recovered animation
Ills son and daughters remained steadfastl,
iby his bedside until he expired.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

CrScrxSarr, June llth.-The National
Anti-Secret Society Convention to-day adopt
ed the report Of Committee acting forth that
secret societies are immoral and unchristian |;
therefore, injurious to the whole social fabric.
Il charges that they are of heather origin,
especially the Masons; that they ignore the
Christian religion that they pray to unknown
gods that they naturally desecrate the Sab
bath in rarading the streets at funerals that
they send the dead to heaven. however they
may have lived or died that they are insub
ordinate to and rivals Of the churches; that
shey are snare to young men md that as
,sleemo~ynary institutions they are fallacious
and deceptive The discipline of church
should be applied. if. afteradmonitions, mem
bers persist in clinging to their fellowship.
! fSpeeches we're made in the afternoon by Dr.
Browne. of New York, and others. There
was a small audience.
There should have been small one. We
win wager that every one of those fellows
had skull tapering to point.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

New York State piles up over $4,000 Dem.
ocratic majority. This means simply thai
taxation is unpopular. The SO called Union
is dear whistle aud we're tired paying for
il.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

Three hundred thousand Of tho population
Of California are not nominaliy connected
with any religious body. They care little
whether church keeps or not
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

Il has been definitely ascertaiued that the
Boston excursioaists are rich but nat dstin-
.guishcd peopie. Their greenbacks weigh
more than their brains.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

Giants grammar is said to be bad. As a
statesman he SCENE very common sort of
noun. OF the nsatsr gender. in the objective
case and governed by fast horses.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

A recount having been demanded on the
Southern Pacific Railroad Subsidy question,
il now turns out that the measure is carried
BY majority of sixty-two.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

WILD CHERRY BaLsrM-The memory OF
DR.. Wistar is embalmed in the hearts of
thousands whom his Baisua Of Wild Cherry
has cured Of coughs. colds. consumption, or
some other form Of Pulmonary disease.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

A faiS trial only is needed to convince the
most skepsieal. that Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Renewer win accomplish al! that Is
claimed 70, it.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18
R;smarEs health is delicate.

The Tuolumne picnic near Oakland last
Friday was largely attended by the Tuolumne
residents Of Stockton. The Tuolumne resi-:
dents of Stockton constitute the salt Of that
city.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

A man in Syracuse lately ate fffy lemons
on bet.
The undertaken remarked IL was the sour
est corpse he ever coffued.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

Ssventy-Hve chinamen from california have
left 10 work in the Massachusetts, shce facso-
tries. This is tie Mongolian vanguard ad-
vanying East.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

SrMM0Ns.-IN TUE JUsTUcF,s g..
- OF First Township in the County Tuolumre Sat-
ofcsi.ornia Thomas Ingrum, Plaintiff against y r
Of California. send Greeting to. T. Rreuer Defsr5.
fou are hereby required oappear before me- Mt INV or
in the First Townshp in the County of Tuolumne \,
acton brought sgnst you by the above ramed pfa.,;
and answer the Complaint in said action onsle III NV
sad Office within Fifteen days exclusive Of the d,v ~
serstce,l after the service on You of This summons
The SAID action is brought reeov the snm ~ an.
hundred and thirty nine dollars orty-two cents viz
~ 90 for butter sold and delivered and STA 50 for work
Quarts Mill in said county will more fy anoesr
the asscsns on ne !, my Office And hereby no.
above required said Paint,f will ,ar ;slau.. ;spl.
sgans yon ir the said amount Of s1ss AZ together with
To the Sherihcr any Constable Of said Tuolnrn,. f,
ty. Greeting; Make legal service and due s,,,, hs
uiven unoer my hand this 4th day Of Jnne A. o. 1870
JAMES LErFORD.
Justice OF the Peace of said Townsh;p
june 4, 1Seo-St " sAiu Ao"nsntP.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

NNMMOSs.-lN THE JCSTIrE,s Coars
- OF First Tewnship in the County Of T,i,,,s ss.,s
OF cscrn,a-C H. Carter. Plaintiff. avainst j. r rru
e. er =. brnwn DEFENDANTS nss-Summons The People Of
= brswn, nefenisnts You hereby required to ap
De ere me At my once in the First Township. the
the above named plaintiff and answer the Comrls;nt in
aa ae.'on, On ME IN my said Office within een days.
q tne DAY of servcel after the you
Inc s'd Actin u brought to recover the sum Of Two
hundred and Eighty yfaur dollars and sixteen cents
fensnfs At the Buchanan Quartz Mill n said County as
VII sssse 1uy appear by the Account OF, file 10 my uce
M soa are hereby otied that il you fail appear and
.asseI % ssa c"mpains. ahore requirsd said Plaintiff
luaSment against you for the said anouAt OF
~ 70. sorether with costs and damAges.
lo sne Sherin any Cnstahle az said Tuciumne Cca
Sreenng Make legal service and due hereof.
oisen under my hand this lth day OF June. A. D. lso-
JAMES LETF0RD.
Justice Of the Peace - said 7cwnsinr-'
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

TICKETS, ...texclusve of supper).-.--.SS 90
June IL, lA7o--2w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-22
NOTICE.

HAVING THIS DAY PURCHASED d.
III OF William Nicoll his stock and n
business IN the Boot and Shoe Store,
lower Gold Till. wonld hereby inform -
the citizens OF Gold Hill that having secured
the services OF Mr.. Nicoll ~ Foreman OF the
shop, thd business viii be conducted In . man.
ner that will defy all competition, and woahi
solicit share Of the public patronage:
+ III y ,. .''lE r. SPENCER
Gold Hill. June 18th, 1870. jel3im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-22
DRIED-APPLE PIES.

loathe abhor! detest! despise.
Abomlnate dried-apple pics;
IKE good bread. like good meat,
Or anything that's at to eat;
But OF all poor grub beneath the skies.
The poorest Is dried-apple pics.
Give me toothache or sore eyes
In preference to such kind Of pies.
The farmers take the knurliest fruit,
It's wormy, bitter, and hard, to boot;
They have the hulls to make us cough,
And don't take half the peeling OF,
Then on dirty cord therc're strung,
And from some chamber window hung:
And then they serye q roost for flie-
Until they're ready to make pies.
Tread on my corns. or tell me Hes,
But don't psss me dried-applc pies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-22
CAUTION! 1!

Dur pUBLIC Is HEREBY CAUTIONED
i ar,Inst occupying or purchasing from A, 5.
rdwaIds. or his agent, the property known as
he Fort Homestead Property. situated In ths e
,n,,n of cod Hil. Storey County, Neyada. Said
pronerty r%ms belongs to 2. tyford and family as
homestead, properly laid and claimed 0OdIOSr under
viii be commenced to judicially determine the
SsIIditv m onr title to the entire premises, and
ali tresspassGrs punished accordingly y,popn
Gold Hill, April sth. 1870. apI'u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-22
HIGH TIME IN a SLEEPING,
CAN.
Trrom ,he Cipcinna,i Commercial.l

IFrom the Cincinnati Commercial.l
About midnight we were either lost
in sleep or dropping away, when \
fearful scream that made the blood
curdle broke upon our startled ears.
This wild yell came from q female
throat, and was followed by the cries
Of "On. stop him." "Hold him, Z"
Don't let him so.'' and the widest
confusion ensued. All the men sprang
70 their feet, and all the women
screamed. Running along the passage
way found woman clinging to
male specimen of humanity. and beg
sing him to go to bed, and learned,
through great deal of incoherent eN-
clamation, that the man was Il sleep
walker.
"Oh. James, do come back to bed ;
do waken up-please do" she cried
piteously.
"Why, 1 am awake, you fool :"
snorted the husband.
"No, you're not. That Is the way
he always answers, and he'll 90 out
and get killed under the cars. Won't
somebody stop the train?"
"Come,. come, my good fellow,
waken up, waken up" roared stout
man, shaking the supposed sleep-walker
so violently by the shoulders that he
must have had a free admission to the
fireworks. In this he was assisted by
our Kentucky friend, who appeared in
a fearful suit, Of red flannel. This was
too much for the afflicted man, charged
with the crime Of fsomnambulism. He
went to fighting shaking the stout
man Off with such force that corpulence
went down In sitting position, and
hitting Red Flannels In the stomach.
Biazes disappeared from sight through
the curtains Of section from whence
other female screams went up, and un-
mistakable evidences of general en-
gagement.
The sleep-walker, after whipping all
within reach, explained that he had
got up with no intention to walk In
his sleep, but to get drink of water;
hut, being given to somnambulism, his
wife had taken the alarm, and with
this information he retired to his couch
in a very sulky manner. Our Kentucky
friend came tumbling from the section
he had invaded with his face scratched,
his red flannel shirt torn, and giving
evidence Of having suffered from an
encounter. He told me the next day
that when he raided In on the bed he
rolled over fat women into the arms
of q thin one. who went ut him tooth
and nail, to the great damage Of his
underclothes and countenance. ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-22

~ GREAT Cash. The New York
critics are jubilant over the prospect
of a theatrical event, which, should IL
take place, will outstrip In grandeur
anything in the histrionic line that has
been witnessed in this country. The
rtlmor is that Hamiiet Is to he produced
at the Academy Of Music. during the
present month, for the benefit Of the
Dramatic Fund, with the following
cast: Hamlet" Mr.. Edwin Booth ):
"Laertes," Mr.. Charles Fletcher
Ghost" Mr.. J. W. Wallack; "Ho-
ratio" Mr.. f. Davenport: Polo,
MUS" Mr.. John Brougham; "Firs,
Grave Digger" Mr.. Joe jefferson
liking" MI. L. r. Shewell; "Osric. >
Mr.. Lester Wallack; "Second Actor, ,
Mr.. Barney Williams; "Opheli," Mis-
Charlotte Leclercq; "Queen," Mrs
J. Wallack. We doubt while we hope
but If the traditional jealotisies o
actors have so tar given way that sucl
an event Is possible, the drama, w
think, has reached the day OF Its mil
lennial dawn. It would be a sigh
worth the seeing, indeed, and one tha
the memory would treasure with {
sort of selfish pride.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-22

How HIGGINs GENTLY BROKE THE
NEws.-"Yes I remember that anec-
dote," the Sunday School Superintend-
ent said, with the old pathos In his
voice and the old sad look in his eyes:
1T was about simple creature named
Higgins, that used to haul rock for
old Maitby. When the lamented
Judge Bagley tripped and fell down
the courthouse stairs and broke his
neck, It was a great question how to
bring the news to poor Mrs. Bagley.
But finally the body was put into Hig-
Gins wagon, and he was Instructed to
fake 1t TO Mrs. B., but to be very guard.
ed and discreet In his language. and
not break the news to her at once, but
do II gradually and gently. When
Higgins got there with his sad freight,
he shouted till Mrs. Bagley came to
the door. Then he said:
"Does the widder Bagley live here"
"The widow Bagley? No, sir"
"I'li bet she does. But have 1t your
own way. Well, does Judge Bagley
live here?"
ayes, Judge Bagley lives here"
I'm bet he don't. But never mind
it amt for me to contradict. Is the
Judge in?"
NO, not at present.
IL Jest expected rs much. Because,
YOU Enow-take hold o. suthin, mum,
for I'm a going to make little COM
munication, and reckon maybe it'll
jar you some. There's been an acci-
dent, mum. I've got the old Judge
curled up out here In the Magon-and
when You see him you'll acknowledge,
yourself, that an inquest Is about the
only thing that could be a comfort to
him ."-Go'ary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-22

A. ". ToWNE, Genl Supt.
4. II. GOODMAN, Gen'l Passg'r Agent.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-23

nom Meridian, through Eufaula.
Alabama, 70 Brunswick, GeorQia.
The Alabama and CHATTANOOGA
Company, by assisting in The
building Of the Elyton, Aberdeen
and Grenada road, will also come
in competition with the McComb
policy, as far north as Grenada,
and will thereby give the people
Of Mississippi a chance to avail
themselves Of the advantages of
competing lines, which always
reduces the price Of freight and
travel.
The Boston company and the
McCOmb company, by making an
tagonistic and rival interests, will
operate as a check upon each
other, and thereby benefit our peo-
pie, We think the Eastern and
Western lines will have decidedly
the advantage, so far as the trade
OF New York, Boston and Norfolk
is concerned. The policy OF Nc
Comb should be to build up a
trade between the Northwest and
the Gulf ports. This is their
field, and one in which they can
succeed but we think they will
fail if they attempt to force all
cotton to New Orleans, and drive
away all interests that may wish to
carry cotton 10 the east.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-23
nnnan -asnaarran.

According to the Washington
correspondent Of the New York
Herald, a letter dated at Havana,
from q reliable source, has been
received, stating that an agree
ment has been entered upon by
Prussia, England and Spain to
settle the so-called Cuban question.
The sovereignty Of Cuba, the let
ter says, would be transferred to
Prussia under certain,
in which England would be inter
ested, and the first-named power
would give to the people of the
island q free astronomical con-
stitution. Agents from Europe
are now in Cubs, and in this
country, working to secure the
acceptance Of this plan by the
Cubans and their leaders. The
object Of this combination, it is
further said, is to put q check to
the increasing power of the
United States, holding a perma-
nent influence Of European govern
ment in America. We think the
increasing power Of Prussia needs
more than that of the
States.