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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-18

TIVE lsleTraph l,fisgs ibs news n
Hiust hHfilau maeaffe ~ lhe lew
ishtsorle " lloumanla = sHall prev.
iues Il Tmkey IN ihe s8uih a
Eafrts. by he Christian eitixcns.
rhs is the aesoud lnssaaee that The
Christian people have feaorieli ~
blamlshe,lio onlafes their peculiar
views. and u will be- charged ~ .
hlaekened stain Hpaa fhe Universal
Christian church, Tie fanatieism
II The Catholics N Ffance aeainsi
the Protestant IIugenots had ita fIl
IN the streets ot taris,at tlle sanction
Of the Emperor, a. he witnessed the
massaerc on evcoi " bartholomew
day, oi the IIugueuots by The Catho.
lies. and the massacre of the Jews,at
Rounania has the sanction. ~ u is
charged Of The Czar Of Russia, aud
isan equal Disgrace 10 the Christian
world.
The Christian Religion IL often
carricd to idolatry and the people
are the slaves of the priesthood aud
know no laS but which falls from
the lips of the Priest
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PLAAERTY & CO.,
Funeral JJndertakers

Metallic Gases, Caskets and Wooden Cofins
81 ali kinds, constantly on hand. Also, Self
sealing Air-tight Zinc Burial Cases and Caskets
lar0est size weighing s5 pounds, and Of the
latest style. All orders promptly attended to.
Sfsrekeuse. No. sl7 Second Street,
Between Union and Monroe.)
Mr. James rlaherty having been engaged IN
,b;s business for twenty-five years, we feel as
snred that we can give satisfaction.
Carriages and cars for hire.
Residence No. 1873 Union Street. jnnej-ly
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Gentle WORDS.

A gentle word Is teser lost;
Oil never theDrefnse one;
Il cheers the heat when sorrow tost
And lulls the tares that bruiss ON.
II scasters sunsbne Ger our way,
It turns our tAorns tcroses;
Itchanges dresy night 70 day,
And hope afipeace discloses.
A gentle word Is never lost
The fallen brothers need It:
How easy sab, how small the cost,
What JOY nd comfort speedit,
Then drive he eshadow from the oroy,
A smile On well replace i,
The voice ! music when ives eak,
With gftle words to grace i.
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From the st. Louis Democrat n
DARLING DO YOU LOVE MIX.

In the sweet aolian harp,
Stung with willows in the dell,
In the chanting of the waves,
In the murming Of the shell,
In each one her voice now echoes,
From the shining angel shore,
Asking Darling, do you love me?
Do you love me as Of your2"
In the sinner of the stars,
In the soft moons sil'vry beams,
In the pictures bright that come
In the purest sweetest dreams,
In each one her eyes are shining,
From the distant angel shore,
Asking "Darling do you love me'
Do you love me as Of yore!'
In the carol of the birds,
In the music Of the sea,
In the chorus Of the winds,
In the billows wild and free;
In one her song is thrilling,
From the shining angel shore,
Asking Darling do you love me?
Do yoa love me as ofyore !"
Sweetest fragrance of the rose,
Ever miugling with the winds,
Is the only chain that binds,
Mountain echoe as you float,
On vibrations music tide,
Through the dark and silent cave,
Up the steep rocks craggy side,
viii you bear to hear my answer,
On the shining angel shore,
Tell my darling yes love her,
Dearly love her as ofyore.
whsip'ring nightbreeze when you sigI
Mid the fadeless perfumed fow'rs,
In the Summer Land afar,
Through the ever blooming bowrs,
Golden hopes Of future bliss
Ever bringing TO my view,
Silken tresses angel eyes,
Beaming bright with 1--we 50 true,
Will you bear to her my answer,
On the distant em'rali shore,
Tell my darling with tie angels,
We shall love foreve more
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The Honeymoon Buslness--Open.
INK OF the Spring Campaigns

From the Louisville Cowier-Journal.
The season Of 1870 has opened
with unusual briskness and vitality.
From Niagara comes the report Of
forty-seyen couples in one hotel.
Fancy forty-seven men trying to
look as if they had been married for
years and only succeeding in resem-
bling imbecils. Think of AZ
shrinking creatures in those inevi-
table mauve or pearl-colored silks,
having that shiney look peculiar
to clothes worn for the first time,
Mediate on some oldCr9sus who
has married some rural Gaiselda
He red-faced and stall-fed like
she a walking peouy. Reflect upor
the venerable widower who ha'
married his old love, who reignet
over that withered old pippin, hi
heart, before bis first wife marrie'
him in cold blood and led him az
awful life. Gaze upon A Shodd.
Greenback, Esq, and lady ,as the.
sail into the dining-room, lOokinl
languidly over the bill Of fare, snt
with an air Of being very mucl
bored, order enough for six plow
men. Mark the " the young ma
from the country this hot day
sIouching in a long-tsiled blac
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UYroRrUYATE DTFIcULry.-Wc
learn by a party from the river that
an unfortunate difficulty occurred on
Wednesday last, at Stations store,
between Mr.. William Garret and
Mr.. Joseph Wright, in which the
latter was dangerously, and prehaps
mortally wounded with q knife.
We are not sufficiently posted to
give particulars. When our infOr-
mant left, there was considerable ex-
citement in the neighborhood, and
il was feared that tho matter was
not ended.--Tdllahatahie Neus.
Motto Of the gardners--let-tace
plant.
How 70 6re and fall back--gct .
gun that kicks.
A PRINTERS devil wanting to kis'
his sweetheart, addressed her as fol
lows: aMiss Lucy, can I have tb'
pleasure Of placing my imprint upcr
your bill?'
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eJsss<s.s,sssiessis..

WINS tafsy Niss tsfa
Misses kbffuas Hmu esFastTn.
deut having fseeally i,een IN hove,
snd experienced " ail NJ 'eFrufs.fhs
sanoyesees and veSsfioss ola eef.
tain efuel practies IN >gueheru secie.
" desires To- veuiilale mid evil
through The medium af your wi
aal,Ic weekly hoping thereby
some few at least will be- convinced
~ the error Of This way. and change
tactics accordingly
The practice To which ! alludc
should receive c-pcciallythc consid.
GRAFTON cf old gentlemen who have
marriageable daughters, that il, II
they expect to make wives of said
daughters, land II not, what are
they raising them forl)
The evil in question can be best
explained by illustration say for
instance youngman like myscIffalls
in love, and bis dulcina is one of
three OF four sisters ranging In age
from fourteen to thirty. The love
smitten gent yearning for a talk
with his little charm resolves to
send his card and make n visit; he
snatchcs a pen and writes forthwith
Compliments of = to Miss. -
No that won't do, good policy and
custom demand that he should send
his card to oil the sisters of his mag
netic star; he starts again "Compli-
ments of - to Misses" so and
so - which being accepted in the
handwriting of sister No | young
gent walks down and rings the door
bell-is shown into the parlor by
the old gentleman who seems to
think the visit made all to himself,
and commences accordingly len
gthy discourse on some stale topic /;
young gent through policy seems
deeply interested, Notwithstanding
| his flame meantime has entered the
room, and taken her seat in silence.
This state ofatfairs soon demoralizes
young gent and he begins to talk
abstractly to the old gentleman, not
having his mind on his subject; con-
sequence: old gentleman forms a
bad opinion and finally goes out
disgusted. Gent moves over by
his gal and feels relieved---commen'
ces a talk--has hardly finished
speaking of the weather before thu
door opens and in walks Nos. /, 2
and 4, making the complemet Of
Misses ut the mansion. Gent now
gets fidgety and talks at random
thus tryinglto be agreeable to ALL
sisters Nos, ! and 2 monopolize the
conversation doubtless thinking
their AGE entities them to more re-
spect and attention.
This condition of matters soon
worries young gent out of counte-
nance, he seizes his hat and leaves,
swearing vengeance on practice,
or a custom which forces man to
visit a whole family in order to sec
one; Wherefore this letter was
written, your correspondent believ,
ing this practice a fraud upon COM
merce, matnmony and the poputa'
iion Of our country.
KI VI.
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LEMONS FoR FEyER.--When per-
sons are fcverish and thirsty beyond
what Is natural, indicated In some
cases by metallic taste in the mouth.
especially after drinking water, or
by u whitish appearance of the
greater part Of the surface OF the
tongue, one of the best "coolers,'
internal orexternal, is to takea lem
on, cut of the top, sprinkle over 1t
some loaf sugar, working It down.
ward into the lemon with spoon,
and then suck it slowly, squeezing
the lemon and adding more sugar
as the acidity increases from being
brought up from a lower point.
Ipvalids with feverishness may
take two or three lemons a day in
this manner, with the most markcd
benefit, manifested by q sense OF
coolncss, comfort and invigoration.
A lemon or two thus taken at
atca-time," as an entire substitute
for the ordinary supper Of sum-
mer, would give many a comfortable
nights sleep, and an awakening nj
ter rcst, an invigoration, with an
appetite for breakfast to which they
are strangers who will have their
| cup of tea for supper, or relish
and cake and berries, or peaches
and cream.--[Dr. Hall.
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stsg A. iusis h.isyIss fks sii~usy
j. n sizat hslf rxh'. a. ss' tsts
~. spvsal. kui y.el.ls'l ~ . sasils
hsa.l lhas ksd fsafht ~ sally
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Asashsf fsgef = fsssfai fasi fisfs
~ hesa ~ tassssffss a ~ les
- ~ Nhfhfsns. ssi ihsf n = e
sisrsaslassa lsAs spaa ~ fhflsi.sa
safld
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1t is with the law. as with physic,
the less you have to do with II the
better.
With time and patience the leaves Of
the mulberry tree becomes satin.
Affcctation is greater enemy to
the face than the smallpox.
Silence speaks much, words more,
but actions most.
Let us never hear agood cause run
down without vindicating II, nor see
injustice done without demonstrating
against II.
Better for the infant 70 die with
flowers upon its breast than to live
and have thornsin its heart.
Grocers should remember IN,
honest tea is the best policy.
The latest from the front lsdlies'
dresses should be cut lower in TIE neck.
The solution Of The qucsticn wAe1h-
er woman is equal V maa, 1opsadU
upon who tho woman j I'd 40 ~
man is.
At DR.. Mary Walkers lee>lp u
Leassnworth, ! man a1hed Y ~ w
the Mary that bad : listls - NJ
was the reply; bal your naen1s kud !
little jackass." sI.sas u
A cod6sh brsskfbsl a.d = =
rub6sr ovsrcoss win hs1p ! - y
al day.
Chickeds IN To sh1ll % A. alw4ss \
lree when they 'speep.'
81
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Absolute divorces legally obtained in New
York, Indiana, Illinois, and other STATES, lor
persons from any State or Country, legal e'c.y
where; desertion, drunkenness, non-support cue :,
sufficient cause: F: no publicity; no charge unu'
divorce obtained. Advice free. Business es-
tablished fifteen years.
Address N. HOUSE, Attorney.
nch26-3m No. ~ Nassau o@ NJ i'o'''
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g. CLARK,
Contractor & Builder

(formsrly Of Memphis, Tenn. Nos located per-
mdnently in fhis county,
Will contract to bid all kinds Of wooden Or
brick buildings, ou reasonable terms. lspre-
pared to furnish brick IN any number. Work
done with dispatch and contracts fully CON-
slied with iddrnrs
G. CLARK,
Como, Miss.
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DIR. w. II. MARSHALL,
->,~ - 7f.

Win visit Panola county az often as work
sccumulates in sufficient quantities to induce
him to come. Full sets of teeth Inserted for
$4,000, full upper or lower sets for $500
Parties wishing work will please leave their
or iers with s, G. Spencer, Esq at Pamela, to
insure my prompt attention.
REFERENCES.
Or. NJ N. Phillips, VIM. Todd, Sampson Bobo
CASHIER Nickle, Monroe Kyle, w s. Harris VIM.
Lock, Green Finch, N. G. Taylor, ). Martin,
Sam Pcete, p. W. Miller, J. j. Byars, James
Shaw, VIM. Archibald, W. Galloway.
feb26-ly
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From N. 0. PicOyur
HEART OF STONE.
By "pEARL RIVERS.
Your heart has looked at q Gorgon head
And turned TO bloodless stone
Better for me bad mine been dead
Before this truth were known
Heart Of stone,
Hard heart of stonel
You found heart Of flesh and blood
Tender and warm and true
A pure young heart just the bud
That sought to bloom for you
To pierce this heart you shape dart
Ere you let the arrow fly
You dip the barb with cunning art
In the poison Of lie.
The lie was this--"l love you dear
The sweetest bitterest lie
Thata man may speak and woman hear
Under Gods truthful sky.
v.
1t rankles deep it rankles long
This arrow that you speed
The poisons faints my sweetest song.
And the wound gapes sore and red.
VI.
But no cry is heard, no tear is shed,
No sigh of weakness shown,
NY hand would strike my proud heart du
If it should dare to moarn,
Hearth Of stone,
Hard heart of stonel
New Orleans, April 81, 1870.
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AmHesnmtisG

q. f.ps-,s 90 k.sup'ss'.iis n.
ssa = a. fjwas Has ~ Isssss
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NJ N W
DROP FEED
Stpina Mafliaf.

THE "ETNA' is a Noiseiess Shuttle Lock
Stitch Seeing Machine usinga straight
needle, and needle protector. II has been man
ufactured and extensively used in New York
City ten years, and has always been held in
great favor on account ofits extreme simplicity
and durability, both as Family and Manu-.
featuring Machine. About $4,000 Of them are
in the hands Of as many operators doing every
variety Of work, and no person who has become
the owner of one has yet been found willing to
resign the rnlETNA'' for any others, where all
kinds are 50 well known. Yetour mechanical
experts have been able to make some excellent
changes and valuable Improvements, and we
now present to the public NEW FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE, and with the faith
and confidence inspired by experience we be-
lievc we are giving you the best machine to
meet every family went, that the world has ev-
er seen, and with the Public we rest the case,
well knowing they will decide upon its merits,
which are Simplicity, Beasty, Utility and Du-
rabiliy
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closed ncavy and dan at the
II ~
New York Markets.

SATURDAY. oct. - -ELotR ASp NrAL--rne mar
ket essentially unchN lgcd IN all iariicla,-
though NcrN du J. and iricts father favored 1u, cf.
though four relatively tower than wheat: sale, o. 80
hrls Western and STATE at Z 80 ss ihi for supei.
nHc. Is iGlJ for Whining extras, the latter for
rousd hoop ouo; e. 500 f1r med um - choice
tAkcrs' ami fanny brand. southern Hut- itl'Hsr e.
T. shppme extras, an :; 80 for hiehcr "a tee I've
h'ur tis;se g ~ Corn meal ti50st5 ton Western an
u'hern Blckwhcat nout. - IS 49, 100 p.
SrNpHtLs-COtion ntWet, but less tctiv" wldlinZ
hollands. 6Ac. whlskey dul and heav,. 9'ee5c Tat.
loN tathe more active 80 sA$sEc; SPIRITS tuiicntinc
g. Peirclc1m nrmcr, re1nc i, 2ie. Freshts duil".i
vinccd rates bcing asSeI.
GROCERIES, Office was quiet but nrm sales 1000
BAGS Rio, at iagtaAc gold IN hond. Rice quiet sal's
81 &c. Csroina Sasssc.. and 100 Uags Rangoon ate
&C holasscs GuI ana unchanged. Sugar-kaw was
quict but prices very nru far 20 good refining. "a
lgc aes iiJ hhds at ~ Tot 'uha. and lie TOT Porto
RICO refined lower a. lS1@lSa.c for hards.
IKOvlsioss.-rVrk dlll and unchanged sales Ia JOB
$50. SO phI- for Noycuhrr A. t4ktt 80 and go uhs
TT December a. t1i. Rec gurt 1T Si0et,- Ter PLAIN
ana extra me.s. fierce beef ddl aad nominal Rect
hhMs heavy stlcs % h'is. common At u. B.ruu lu
l-nt tcWanl s1lcS ~ IA. lHg clear 81 ltAc. Dress
q. - trI q lt..dlc. iNt Gul ant hcasN, sA.e- I'D
tk-s ar 10 E.GNc for McstcrI steam, aud ltElt.c.
- nv Nrf.,r fuI ch"cs' -t't iy.
dHAtS-N Wheat met Nih = fair export demand. and
slightly advanced stI.s l.W nush ~ ftS tor amber
.tr l.Il.e .d 40. NIN a.kec M store. Oats shAne
m ,t uI fairly active sales - NO At 551r Tor
'ftu Ird state. ant 3 tt' fnr Western. com urm.
'ut not aDyc "a cs 80 ~ Dutn. AZ $50 Tor Weston
H!NUI. 'tt. ns'I.i. ~ 'Ar rT .d4., AMI prices
TOO nAHcts ed Tor lcllA be . lut.t.lsu..
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THE SUN, MUNDAY, UCrODEn "a, 1870

nom the Protestant Episcopal Church, corner ossth
sP9 81 A. On sOndday hsp sInls os.G ,bS
daughter OF james and Emelns Douglas, sged5 months
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral on Tuesday %Rocock at so Grand
hXGPfS-M Rahwsy, J., on Saturday afternoon
Notice Of f.neral hereafter. ,. -. -,
Thomas D. infant son OF Tn mas D. aud Martha A. ks
Relslives and friends OF the fsnly are invited to at
tend the funeral from the rcsdchce OF ms pa ents. 30
MONTGOMERY st., at O'Clock on Monday afternoon
M1ILER.-,on sund.y, Oct 20 after long and d.; e.
Tie ilend. ana 'rclstlyes are respectfully invited to
. iiIIES.-on sunday Oct %, Thomas obrlen. nged
Tse relatives and nds Of the family and the Elmer.
ON Tn"sdSy Cct KY NJ ? 3'cipcL from 1872 North Oil st.
wlliamsburgh tacnce to calvary Cemetery for inter
..RUss ELL.-In willismsburgh. on SATURDAY Oct q,
mary Rinse the beloved viie Of John y
caedpnsn club and sa Of MGre he LU Shsl. fS go
h holm Il, Ga Ppae.day. Oct Is sta O'clock
siNMONs.-On Saturday, oct q, Charles walter
son Of John aud Ml@il simmons, AGED 2years and II
The funeral will take place from the residence OF his
parents. i!J West I'D 81, on Monday Oct a. lJS
sL0Af.-in Brooklyn, on saturday, Oct q. Mary c.
infant daughter of tetdnsAd and Catherine s.oat
The relatives and friends Of the family are re poet
fully invited to attc2d the tgnerai ne residence, S6
W2RRRS'-,in BrooSlyn, on Saturday. Oct e. OF
ehuslon on the BRAN. Edmond hugus,ns son OF ~
The relative. and friends Of the family are respect.
Tue.day, Oct. Is, at 2o'elocs P, M;
WEIGH ,on snnday, Oct. %, of consumption Peter
The relatives. ana friends q tn. family are re.pee;
fully invited to attend the funera! from has late res
dehte. ~ West lTtn It, on Tuesday Al 7. VI.
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the passengers or crew may have got ashore On
the island of lnnstrahue, where 40 long q. The
weather continued UoiserOus. they would have been
unable to communicate with the mainland.
NNtsHowES LEAD,
where Mcfarland was pci ed NJ is nj the entrance
OF lCuCh fUyle, und "Dcui Is rcs IRON the local. '
o. tie wreck. As tie tOa, was picked 40 oil tn t
hcaditnd Oh the llAt @! ttc disaster it T. cr4tdin
il"i there must have been strong food tide run
b.re ~ TIE ;me NlI'h stts here direcl, alon. tho
coast to the ,sstWaiI. nd which, PERHAPS strength.
tnct ty the Wts..ily gale, carried tie doomed
IL. Ell lar ahead q ci reckoning
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NEW YORK. saturday, Oc'. twenty-five car
lopGN G! 'ccv'. ne we'd no C,umuuIndw. ant there
serr ca. O. ceiawkgn; ,uut t"rr. va; no trade
load. 10 At HceupVAcn. 90 ca. AZ 10 IA
street. and aaGlt 5Jcals ~ rmWuuIpsw. The market
Ioi tctt -tc, dll aGl weak tu las. ami IL *
T. cited iNat tie WI rule shade lower on MONDAY
NomluAV W. quote counllu 10 good Itvtus AMI
trttOAnc- az Ntl!C n. aud common 90 pTiu' native
cut ~ uMlitC, with choice elections at $li. Ice
The receipt Of sheep and lambs ! ca loads. or
900 mead. Prime TO choice rhecp were ~ demand NJ
80 C.. and prime to cnOlce lauhs % Nms .c. hat
ulmOn sheep were dlll. sales ncltlc common to
IA dnm snccp AZ 40 and IAN O. uimr rl Jsi 3D.,
aud iaWls At rgs.C, 'J.N were plenty. the rcrcipls
nlmterng $40, ant car loal- 81 Ouo tut Nlcmein
were spld Al SIC. dressed We. c4s q At lg, sy &C.,
w.tu .tLat ui.s al l0A t.fIc
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State bonds were shade more active, though
prices remain IN ,hanscd. The principal dealings
were at the carly Board, when South Carolinls,
new. January and Inly. fell on to Gs New North
C.roliuas sold at g special tax, 29'. new let.
nessccs, GOV ana Missouri is, pik. Railroad
mortgages we're huovant and strong, under COOL
demand Tor tnycstrcnt and the belief that a large
portion of the November interest viii be used IN
purchases OF these securities Central racinc~ were
most N request and advanced to gO'. Firs;s OF &.
&. and G. sold at 7s%ITSii tuion Pacific ~ p
cent. income bonds 80. aud 4 * Island =. o..
Tradcsmcu's bank shares sold ut -! and Ocean ~.
On extreme quo.It ons New YORK Central ucS
nuctuatei he'Wcen o., sg2'4 scrip, 81, iS'is
lira ing, l,h'stlOl'.; LAKE Shore, 9'. u1i.
Wabash, J3I-i; Northwestern common. - ,"si q
preferred, sgts9'. RICK Island. lli,TIii',;
81 Paul common. Gi', ,Cti'i: pre- crrel, SlS Nl'.
ONO md hsst sipli, 81. 1911 Now de- ~ cen.
ira. lUTi lHii Delaware, L'ck,waua. AMI West, ~,
los. 100; and Boston Hartford ami Eric, {. "a.
Al the Boards Mon Pacific sold at 2tr,; Ilt,ul,
1S l'iuo,s Central. I5, Morris and Essex. az 80
~, Pauau ., 70 III tsDGrg. lVCL; aud Norw len
and Worcester at lob In the miscellaneous hst
there was an active selling movement IN We tern
Union Telcg saph and P.c.Hc Ill. the first name
declu!ug from ~ to f0i, and the latter from AZ.
to 40 Naiiposa preferred ranged between IL, N.
Cu'on tcin. firm 1t C9,t6lA. Express shares were
qu ct cnd without i'm ortaut HUctu lions, tne ont
roportc sales being In Adams at c.. aud in Amer
en- AZ 43N.
The general market closed ncayy and dan at the
NHf 49,
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Too often n Cold IL considered n very Ordi.
nary, trn,ng AFFAIR, iut We. len 10 60 cane,
AlI hence Systematically Gel I'D uatil SIMPLE cur
abe affection Is converted mo seiIous aud gener-
ally fatal Pulmonary Disease, Inc more prudent,
aware that a violent COngh or Cold should never be
min with hut, on the contrary, taken care Of from
lie incipiency, promptly make use OF Or JAYAE'S
EAPECIoRANr, curative which has sustained lie
reputation ior over thirty years As remedy Away,
rtacIcUus, and sure 10 exert moot bcucnclal unu.
ence on al the Droncnu and Pulmonary ORGANS. Sold
by all Druggists.
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! VlTptHIti luNNts We Hs-t UNION Ihat ILe
TlsBGRs OF TUE SUR WERE Rotr.N
Loss Of the Iron shin Hecub,.

The following brief despatch announces another
addition TO the list OF disasters resulun. from the
late storms:
LoNDoS, Oct % The iron ship Hecuba Capt
walker. Which Lett Calcutta on toe lst OF july last
Tor New York, with general cargo aud Es0UIp
sterling. founderei on sunhen rock In SIRIUS Bay
IN the 18Th OF September. No further particulars
have been received
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Ste unship tAntl, Pm iphlL, md.e and pass.
- n" 81 70 Franco IA 20 Hand, mi,". Hnl pass.
Steamship Isaac Bcl Richmond, iud,s ant paSs.
Steamship MORO castle. Havana, mise ami pass.
Sica. lshp shcin. Bremen, mase. aud pas
steamship Valley JuJ, LsLIugtpu aud Alexandra
ma,e. and pas
steamship VIRGO, sayann Vi, mdsc. '1l pass
hart Nriolkhtcr, Mia.a uult, d,
BARK tdpfln HIsicluN, Misc,
HAfh fi-r LrAsuct. IN ls',
bh-h keystone. Bordeaux, miae,
ia h Rival. Gt.oa. mise
Atu. TIE usual river ana COlstNlse yessfls.
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ALTMAN THos & Co. urer tins week unpara'lcIel
urAcuons .a d-ess fancy goods, suits. hJpu'edc. &C.
&c. Their orering tbs week commruc day AM
We refer our readers to their advertisement, IA another
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