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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-25
A Coop NIUE SroRY. A Califol


A. Coop MUIR Story. A Califor-
niapaper tells of an excursion got
up By q party Of young gentlemen
and ladies for donation or surprise
visit to some Of their acquaintatces.
They went in sleighs, and the par
ty was SO numerous that some Of
the vehicles had to carry three pas
sengers. In one case 4 lady and
two gentlemen occupied the sleigh.
The gentlemen ofcourse would moi
allow the lady to take an exposed
.~seat=-shet therefore sat in the middle.
AS the night was extremely cold,
gentlemen No. ! quietly passed his
hand Ia remarkably small one BY
the way info thcladys maff. As
the muff was not very c~apacious the
lady quietly removed one Of hel
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VINE or LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink
Harncr's Vi'Dn Vitae Or Wins If LtT, Is FIRE
iroii an poisonous drugs or impurities being
prepared for these who require astimulant. II
Is a splepded appetizer and tonic, and aie finest
thing IN The world for purifying the blood. II
is the most %plcuRant ahd dc iei0us article ever
offered TO the public, far superior to bra ndy,
whiskcy, wine, bitiels, or any other Article. IL
IS more healthy, aud cheaper. Both male aud
female, young or old, can take the wine Of
Liie.--ltis in fact, a life prescrycr. Those who
wish 10 enjoy good health and a free How Of
lively spirits, will do well 10 ,aEt the wine Of
Life. II Is different from any thing ever be-
form use. II Is sold hy druggist, also ut al
respectable saloons. Price Done Dollar In
quart bottles.
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QESrIsrRr.--In this issue OF our
paper youwill find the advertisement
of DR.. W. F. Southern If Memphis.
The Doctor has had long years Of
snccsssfal experienc in his business
and furnishes the best ofrecommon-
dations. DR.. Wilson is also associa-
ated with DIR. Southern who gets
up the best sets Of teeth, examine
their card.
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RELIGIoN.-We are authorized to
state that lot has been purchased
at this place for the purpose Of
building q Roman Catholic church on
|the same. The land IS ready paid for
and a party tells us that the church
will certainly be built soon.
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PRFPARgD nv
Dr. .. a. AVER a co, Jewell. Mass.
Proef,eai aud aaaiyticat Chemists.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
w al N EEt'Es
Pll.E r, R!EMEDY,

WAaNFRs Plus RrHFny haa never f,iledtno.
even ~ one case TO cure The very worst ease o.
Blind Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those VII
,fe afflicted should Immediately rail- On their
druggist aud yet WAWStH's PITS RrarpY Ii
y expressly for the Piles and is not
died To enre aay other disease. II has cured
many cares Of over thirty years standing Price
Que Dollar. For sale by all druggist every.
Mhnre.
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A SELL. = If you think Ben
Mathews, is too lazy to wait on
you when You see him suoozing
|aronnd, just show him the money
and see how he will moove. You
bet.
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Memphis & Louisville

Quick TINE! SURE CONNECTIONS!
by the
LOUISVILLE ROUTE,
to all points
NORTH AND EAST.
No CHANGE or CARS
from
MEMPHIS TO LOUISVILLE; .
only one change to
Chicago, indianapolis, E8
Pittsburg, Philadelphia
and New York.
Only two changes to
Baltimore and Washington.
peA. Eastern Passengers secure
Quicker time and lees changes Of cars
than by any other route, by
asking for tickets
saa. VIA LOUISVILLE. .ass
Purchase your Tickets at
LAB 237a Main Street, Memphis,
or at
Depot of NJ. & j.. Line, Memphis.
FREIG r
Transported at quick time at
LOW RATES, #F4s Y
DISPATCH,
SAVING or INSURANCE,
Through bills Of lading at GUARANTEED
RATES may be procured at all principal Il. II.
Offices IN Eastern Cities.
MBERTFlKk,
General Superintendent.
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Hmia Of both gentlemen
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Extra Special Notice ,
BEN ARE or CoUSTEifErsl

Smiths Toatc Syrup has been counterieitod,
and the counterfeitcr brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. JONI
BULL private stamp on each bottle. DR.. JoHy
BULL only has the right 10 manufacture and sell
the original JoHS J.SMru's TONICSTREP,
Of Louisville, Ky. Examine well the label on
each bottle. If my private stamp is not on the
bottle, do not purchase, or you will be deceived.
See my column advertisement, and ny show
card. | viii prose cute any one infringing on
my right. The geasine SMITHS Tone Synur
cun only be prepared by m. self.
The public's servant,
DR.. JOHN BULL.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. D. 1868. ias-
Texas Tonic Syrup, needs no help to cure
chills. IT has cured more Chill, If possihl'
than whiskey has ever killed inebirates, whit h
is not being done at present ut luka owing to
the efforts Of Sterling Lodge of Good Templars.
The editor Of the Meridian Mercury is jnbi-
liant over the prospects of the incoming crop OF
hair produced by the use Of the Louisiana Gre
ole Hair E.estorer. For sale by all druggist.
MNnn WANTED nm active man in
3SUU. each County ip the State, to
travel and take orders by sample, for TEA, Cor
PEE, and SpicEns. To suitable men We will
give a salary of 5000 to & 1000 q year, above
travling and other expenses, and reasonable
commission on sales.
Immcdiatc application are solicited from
proper parties, References exchanged. APP
ply to, or address Immediately.
q. PACKER b co..
continental Mills
3s4 Bowery, New YORK.
The United States Hotel Louisville Ky, /
only one block north non. the Christian Re
form Church.
The United States Hotel Louisville KY, is
only two blocks north from a Babtist Church
The Loisiana Creoles are remarkable tor the
beauty of their hair. The secret is that they
use the Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer. You
try It and be your own judge.
A "Caucasian Society has been organized
San Francisco, and nave adopted the use Of the
Louisiana Creole Hair Restorcr as the best pre-
p%aration. Try 1t.
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The Living Machine.

iuiurc Ne mtin srfiegtfs watch rui even,
portion of ne wofks heroine disaulefet rtl
humlu stomach IL ~ The human system What
that elastic piece n metal q 10 c~hrahamoier
u Influences The aciiou uf the other orrius
sud %tonirvls 10 a certain evlcni The whole
living machine. The comparison may hc car.
risd further for as he weakness or other im.
projections oftho main spring is indicated ON
The face Of the time piece, %soalse Il She weat.
ness or other disorder of the stomach brimv.
ri Ny the face Of the invalid. The complex.
ion Is sallow or faded he eyes are deficient In
lustfc aud intclli gcnce, md there Is q worn.
anxious expression In the whole coantes iner
which tells as plainly as written word could
10, that ,hegrsaf HeTishhg orgaH whose office
IL Il 10 minister 10 the wants NJ the hody. and
to sustain and rcnewa all its parts, is not per-
farming is duty. II requires renovation and
regulating, and to accomplish this end los
%ictter's Stomach Biitcrs nhy BE- truly said 10
| be The one thing nesfdR. Tho broken main.
spring may be replaced by a new one, but the
stomach can only be repaired and strength
cncd, and this Is one Of the objects of the IA
nous vegetable restorative which for eighteen
years has been waging y successful contest
with dyspepsia in all climates. As a specific
for Indigestion It stands alone. When The re-
sources of the pharmacopTa have been exhaus-
ted, without, at best, doing more than mitiga-
ting the complaint, a course of this wholesome
and palatable, yet powerful, stomachic effects
Il perfect and permanent cure. In all cases
of dyspcpsia the liveris more os less diso,dered,
and upon this disordered gland, as well as
upon the stomach and bowels, the Bitters act
with singular distinctaessu regulating and re-
invigorating every s~ccretive and assimilating
organ on which mental and bodily health de-
pended.
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EMMENAGOGUE

WAnSERs EsaAeoGuE, isihe only article know
to cure the whites, tit wiz cure IN every case j
Whre Is the family in which this important
medicine is not wanted Mothers this is ti-
greatest blessing ever offered you, and you
should Immediately procure II. It's also a
sure cure for Female Irregularities. And maY
be depended upon in every case where the
monthly How Las been ob6tfuctfd through
cold or diaease. Sold by druggist, Pr &c Une
Dollar. Or scntby mail on receipt Of One Dol
lar aud a Quarter.
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he bonora of the institute upon
her. THIS fair representative of
our county, did not niearly pass
through the institution %unnotic-
I'd, bnt was equal In honors with
two other members Of her class.
The race for the first honor was
closely contested and we think II
speaks better for Miss. Sullivan that
she had these two rivals than if
she had not no such close contest,
for close contests are apt to be hard
ones. May many ofour fair country
girls return home at the end of
their collegiate secession with like
honors and prcpations to movein the
pure circle of refined and enlighten-
cd, society and fill that high and
responsible position that belongs to
educated woman.
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PlNSEAGERS gpiNG f.fST
Via Louisville and Cairo.
Sluuld ruf H'as o. gt y ihs
Ear 4 ArtANrto 4 GRrAf
WrsrrRN K. r.
TIro L%ishfninE E'iEr6sS Train,
D0ifY,

This il ihe only TIM, from rinr'.r.f i1 Nrv
loth under ouo management, tle uly Line
nom Cincinnati 'u Now ioik without gak ul
Gauge the auly Line whose traias rim tito,ph
10 New York without change: the only Line
running Coaches through without usinr Com.
promise Wheels The only Line running Palace
Rrond Gauge Coaches through without change
haF~lfyoud desire 'prOmpt Inc AMI cerlaiacon
neciions finest scensrv en- the Continent most
ronntoftahle carsih the World, meet maguih rnt
dining halls and ample time tor mcal6 and su-
TEST bcst ma most comfortable route.-ro ~
New York by the ERIE 4 ATLANTIC &
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
Tickets by this Line hr sale At all Ticket
Offices through The South.
WIN 4 BARR Gen Pass tgt, Y. Y.
" D. sIlATrUC Ged Sih' IN. Art Gin o.
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W. ar IT, fe ew af d n.w soft
en i The 9g ~ Hu.u vs..
MmntrrpN WIN ias issnf afymn
vt i county lgiwouiy Minis yeafs.
a#d 30 bgsh n Die m.asig la
Tory year Ngeifbeh N theeounlt
z better known " mrlro respected
and admired Ne has speut q hing
lio as q close student and earnestly
and honestly employed the faculties
IT a vigorous and strong mind in
search u the truth, prompted by no
desire but 90 benefit his fellow man
and while be- ia now anxious that
his work be read, It il only that 9th
ars may enjoy the truths that HE
own lahouous life has discovered.
No pecuniarg motives Influence his
desires; this has been clearly demon
stratcd during hisforty ycarso Of ser
vice in the cause Of Christ, in which
time he has not applied one cent re-
cciyed for preaching to his own use.
We have not yet had time to exam
inc the work thoroughly, but from
a partial perusal Of II, we tirdthat
several chapters are devoted to the
science OF mind, and that the work
contains much ancient history. that
will lie very hterestingto the gene.
raj reader, besides thcgreat religious
truths the author essaycd to estab-
fish.
This work can be found at the
South Western Publishing Compa-
ny, Memphis, Tenn, and at 7. II.
Caldwell & Cos and Butts & Shu-
ford's, Batesville. 3m
Agents wanted.
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For the conyenicnee ofpartics DC.
string to attend church in Memphis.
the Miss. 4 Tenn. r. r. issues spe.
cial Sundaytickets to Memphis and
retura az enc fare, good for mosn-
ing train, and to return on Sunday
evening train andno other.
Agents are furnished with specia.
tickets, and persons must ask fol
a "return ticket.n
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Thclast "Medical Journal contains an ar
ticle from Prof. R. S, Newton, N, D., President
ofthe b. Medical College, City Of New York,
that speaks inshigh terms OF its curative prop.
critics, and gives a special recommendation
Koskoo to the practitioners of medicine. This
is: we believe, the first rnstance where such
medicines have been officially endorsed by the
faculty Of any Of the medical college, aid re-
fleets great credit upon the skill Of DR.. Law
renee, its compcundcr. and also puts ''Koskoo'
in the VAN ofall other medicines of the presenl
day. apeti
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Hats at Mathews & Sons.
DEAFNESS cured without fail, BY
the use of Dr. Ndrris's Infalable Ear
Remedy.
1t cures Deafness, Noisesi in the
Head, and all other affections ofthe
Ear.
Put up at DIR. Norris's Eye and
Ear Infirmary 235 Main st. Mem
phis Tenn. Price S. per bottle.
mb10.2m
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The louisiana Creole Hair Rcstorer is the
~favorite with the people of this country Do
net fail to use it. 1t is elegantly perfumed and
does not stain linen. je4-3m
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van PAPER IND PAINTERS
SCfPLr HOrSE
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SARpIs A.& NJ. SOCIETY.
Executive Committee Rooms.
March the 3lst, 1870.
The Executive COMMITTEE will
meet ecery Thursday at ii o'clock,
until further notice. Prompt and
regular, attendance is earnestly de-
sired, until arrangements arc'com-
pleted for the next fair.
Jos. CARTER.
ap2'tf Chairman.
.W@fEHfM EEE0
Mansfield & Iligbie's Sarsaparille and Iodide
of Potash arc nsed, with extraordinary success,
in purifying the blood. 1t is the purest in the
market.
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b.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-10
pEFENsEs OF PARIS.
Comments of English Papers.
Sirasburg Still Holds Ont.

LONDON, September 9.-The Prussiar
works around Strasburg are nearly
complete. General Ulrich persists in
holding the place. The river III has
been diverted into the trenches.
The Standards Paris correspondent
writes that he has conversed with an
English engineer now in that city, who
affirms that the defenses of Paris are
perfect. Paris is filed with the debris
of McMahon's army A body of the
Garde Mobile, with the French and
American tags, last evening saluted
Minister Washburne.
There have been several demonstra-
tons at Madrid lately in favor Of the
United States of Europe.
The morning Post counsels the Prus-
slams to stop and offer peace to the Re-
public on terms that shall reimburse
Prussia and vet leave no ranking
sou rec Of hate among the French,
otherwise the Post hopes the French
will hold their own. The writer then
comments on the violent Philo PrusSian
toae ofthe British press which was lately
so obsequious to the Emperor.
\ mob at Dieppe on Saturday night
attempted TO stop the luggage Of the
Princess Mathilde, who had embarked
for England, the police and gems
darmes intertered successfully and
everything Of a valuable object of art
and antiquity, were placed out of
danger.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

London Times has authority to state
that there has been no correspondence
between the Empress of the French and
Her Majesty on the subject Of media
ton. There is also no truth in the re,
port Of the Cabinet having expressed
an opinion as to the terms of peace.
The phrase attributed to Mr.. Glad,
stone by German newspaper, that I'VE
must take care that the conqueror does
not get too strong" was never uttered
by Mr.. Gladstone.
A writer to the Times says it is re-
ported that when the author Of the
'Wacht am Rhein," Carl Wilhelm,
first heard his composition sung by the
multitude, he went out of his mind.
He is now well, and Queen Augusta
sent him a gold medal, with an auto
graph letter. He is in Indifferent cir
cumstances, and a more substantial
mark of the public appreciation is being
made in a Inscription, which has quick
ly reached goodly amount.
The British Medical Journal regrets
to learn that the Queen still suffers at
times severely. The cares and labors
incideut to her exalted position are at
present increased by personal anxiety
for the safety of many nearly related to
Her Majesty; the Prince Consorts only
brother and the husbands of two of
the Queens daughters are in the Ger
man Army, at the seat Of war. These
causes combine to inflict suffering on q
nervous system at all times most sensl-
tive to worry and anxiety. Travelling
under arrangements so careful as Her
Majesty does, the physical fatigue Of
journey to Scotland is trif!ng, while the
benefit Her Majesty experiences from
the cool pure air and quiet of her High
land home is always great and decided
Gen. Turr has communicated to a
correspondent of the Standard, upon
whom that journal places implicit reli
ance, the following particulars Of a con-
versation he held with the Emperor in
Paris, at the Tuileries, on the 25d OF
July, 1870. War was then declared,
and the General observed that the dec
laration had fallen among them (nO,ts)
like shell. The Emperor, he states,
replied: 81 had not an idea of making
war at present, but since the occasion
has come | accepted it, and it is better
now than later, for the Prussian efforts
continue to mine Paris, Florence and
Vienna, and the disconnecting process
makes vast strides The point Of the
sword is not directed against me alone,
and if the other European Powers do
not see it, so much the worse for them
| see European danger and | do not
hesitate. If France is left without sup
port-wetl it is not the first time France
has fought to save Europe.
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New Complications Threatened -
Russia Prepared 10 March on Ber.
Especial TO the Tribune.I

LONDON, September S.-The following
report Of the declaration Of the French
Foreign Minister comes to me from q
private correspondent whose position
enables him to know the facts, and who
guarantees the accuracy OF the state
ments: Jules Favre had been applied
to for quasi official sanction of Re
publican demonstration at Madrid, with
an intimation to the Prince that he
could be President of the Spanish Re
public. Favre replied that the govern
ment Of France will not at this mo-
ment make any movement to encour-
age republic in Spain, and he would
even prefer that it should not be de-
clared. The reason which obliges us
to refuse is that Republicanism so
spread would ALLEVIATE and terrify Rus
sia, and imperH the negotiations pend
ing between the Provisional Govern
ment and Russia for an alliance
offensive and defensive against Prussia,
should the latter prove too exacting
as to terms of peace. In other words,
if this alliance takes place, and 1t Is on
the point of realization, Russia marches
straight upon Berlin. She has already
begun to arm and send troops to her
western frontier. If you ask what can
tempt Russia, Russia answers that the
same military strength which Prussia
has now directed against France will,
sooner or later, be turned against Rus
sia, with view to acquire all the Ger
man provinces of Russia. My cores
pondent adds you may make use OF
this intelligence, for it cannot long re-
main a secret. 1t may be depended
upon absolutely"
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Grant Sympathizes Warmly
,>r with France.
Talk of Proffering Mediation

WASHINGTON, September 9.-The
President is now openly and ayowed,
ly for the maintainance of a French
Republic. He said yesterday, have
hastened to give the new Republic our
moral support and hope that before the
week is over that she will not need any
thing further. 1 think that the Prus-
sian King may be induced to stop fight
ing. He talked freely to several gentle
men on the subject and it will not be
surprising if after the Cabinet Meeting
to-day,h will send instructions to Minis
ter Washburne, to offer his good services
as mediator between the belligerents.
In his avowed support Of the Republic,
be is warmly supported by Secretary
Fish and Robson and the sentiments Of
of other Cabinet officers are not yet
known.