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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02
BULLS
ART 1 1 A.
A Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.


Read the Captains Letter and the Letter from
his mother,
Benton Barracks, Mo, April 30 1866.
On. JONI nrLL-Dear Sir. Knowing the
efficacy Of your ~SarSiparilla, and the healing
and beneficial qualities il possesses, | send You
The following statement Of my case,
| was wounded about two years ago-was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months,
Being moved so often, my wounds have not
healed yet. have not sat up a moment
since ] was wounded. shot through the
hips. Ny general hcaith n impaired, and |
need something to assist nature. have more
faith in your Sarsipsrilla than in anything
else. wish that that Is genuine, Please. ex-
press me half q dozen bottles, and oblige
Cart. &. p, JOHNSON,
ST. Louis, Mo,
P. $ The following was written April 30,
1865, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt.
Johnson,
DR. Jous BuLl-Dear Sir; Ny husband,
pr.C, =, johnson, was skillful surgeon and
physician In Central New York, where he died,
leaving the above @. p. johnson to my care
At thirteen years OF age he had q chronic diar-
rhea aud s%crofula, for which | gave him your
Sarsaparilla. IT CrRsb N.Y. T have for ten
years recommended il to many in New York,
Iowa and Ohio, for s~crofula, fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success has attended
II. The cures Effected IN soms cases Of strQfaia
and fever sores ;rere almost nirdculoss am
anxious for M son ,oagain have recourse to
your Sarsaparilla. lie is fearful Of getting 4
spurious article hence his writing to you for il.
His wounds arc terrible, but ] believe he will
reeovsrs skAi w T Respectfully
JENNIE JOHNSON.
.AMATAAa .FK&NA
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won m DEsTR UR,
To my United States. and MsTld
40
a Mide Readers.

fkave received May Testimonials iroU rr-
issaoual aud medical mcn, as my Amanaeki
ahd various publications have shown. al d
which arr %gcauine. The following from a
highly educated aud popular physician u Geor.
gia, Is certainly one oflhe most sensible CON.
manicaii0ns have ever received. DR.. Glen.
en-, knows exactly wha, be speaks Of and HE
testimony deserves to he written in letters Of
gold, lisar what the Doctor says Of BULLS
WORN DETNuyER
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Packard'S Grand 81 Drawing.

Greatest opportunity ever offered toobhin piano, Melden Pahr Organ, Sewing Machine
Gold or Silver WATCH or III other article of acknowledged value, at the merely nominal price
OZONE DOLLAR. a e4t asa@t
Our stock, comprising over 100 900 articles ornamental and useful, and valued at overs $3.50
Oo Is being disposed of o. the popular plan of general average, att the unprecedented price Of
me donar EACH without regard to value and not to be paid for until the purchaser knows what
is actually to receive. 8 $50
We isueC Certificates Of anhe articles in III 6rgong list. Certificates stating what teach one
have are first put into envelopes sealed up and mixed; and when ordered are takeno out
without regard to choice and sentby mail, thus giving all fair chance.
On receipt of aCcrifcae yu will see what you have an then it will be at your option to
send one dollar and take thcarch or not. iSI$A wi mammals
Ihgea re n Q BLANKS. Every Certificate draws prize We issue certificates for all the
articles on onl list Single Certificates are 25c cents each or five for $780,
For $500 70 will send thirteen Certificates and premium oa pair Of Ladys SheyeB Buttons
For sMo we wMl@ send . Certificates with premium, Diamond pointed Gold Pen, Silver ex
tension Case and epcks Aadr~ all orders o
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DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND
.Be uitG BLADDER 81 f7e2

Persons u~naeqaainted with the structure and
functions Of the Kidneys cannot estimate the
Importance Of their healthy action.
Regular and sufficient action OF the Kidneys
is ~ Important, may, more 40, than regularity
of the bowels. The kidneys remove from the
blood those cffetc matters which, ~ifpermittcd to
remain, would speedily destroy life. a total
suppression Of the urinary discharges viii oe-
casion death from thirty-six 10 torty-eight hours
when the Urine is voided in small quaint.
tea at The time, Or when there is disposition
to urinatc more frequently than natural or when
the urine Is high colored or scalding with
weakness In the small Of the back, should
not be trined with or delayed, but koskoo
should be takenat once TO remedy the difficulty
before a leslon Of The organs takes place.
Most q fhe diseases Of tho bladder Originate
from MomM the Kidneys. The urine being I'M
perfectly secreted In the kidneys, prove irrita-
Ting to the bladder and urinary passagcs--
When we r~ccollect that medicine never reach
cstae kidneys except through The general cir
~eulation ofthe blood, we can see how n%ecessnr.,
II il Ia kccuthe Fountain Of Life Pure.
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Ieasous for lnsuring IN this Company
III addition to the security offered by Al
sndorsed hy the State Of New York.
n / 6uesticn Of security is concerned, a n
Lilo lnsurar &C policy that can be IS
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SIX 0 0 !.

Is a remedy Of wonderful EDi. Iey In the cure OF
diseases OF the Kiiasys and Bladder. In these
affection, 1t Is "a near q Specific as any remedy
Ca be. 1t doesie work kadly, utenay and
,areiy, The Retisf which II affords is both
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Asllew Of yellow color Of the skin, OF yel'
lcwsh.brawa spots ON the lace and other parts
il the body duilness and drowsiness, sometimes
-hsadachss hitter Of bad taste In the mouth,
i-ntsrnal heat In many cases q dry, teasing
cough; unsteady Apetiici sometimes sour s'oln.
ach, with d risiag Of tho food bioatad or iall
feyling Of the stsmach and sides agravatine
pains IN The sides, back or breast, and about The
shoulders ; constipation Of the bowels piles
fa.ui.ncc, coidness Of the e~xtremities, &c.
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-28

4 man fell and ldmed his foot
one day so that he could not walk.
Having no money laid up against
a rainy day" he was obliged to look
to charitable people for support
during his sickness. A kind old
gentleman called at his cottage and
was invited in by his wife.
You smoke 1 see, said the. visitor
pointing to a black-loOking pipe on
the shelf.
aYes, a little sir. Only two cents
worth Of tobacco every day, ever
since I was out of my time"
The gentleman quietly asked his
age, and then as quietly penciled
out this poor paupers tobacco bill.
Having found the total he asked:
My friend suppose you had put
the two cents per day which you
have spent in tobacco during your
lifetime into the savings bank, how
much would you have had there to
draw upon in your present. .disTess2'
"DOn't know sir. Never thought
of it, sir" grunted the lame man,
who felt that the stranger was tr9ad-
ING on his ''sOre toe.
"Ocer fire hundred dollars" re-
plled the gentleman.
Five hundred dollars spent on
smoke. Think of It, boys! Is it
worth while to invest SO much money
in smokes
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Yoetru.
OUR DAYS.

Our days are most uncertain days,
Some cloudy and some sunny,
Some given up to making friends
And some to making money,
A few are happy, joyous days,
But these are much too rare,
When we in all true faith build up
Our castles in the air.
And there are days of retrospect,
When shadows come before,
When we retire within ourselves,
And softly shut the door.
a lock Of hair, some faded lines,
To heart and memory dear,
viii often change to thoughtful days
Our pleasant days of cheer.
And there are days-oh, listen not,
Sweet angels up above =
When passion rankles in our breasts,
And not drop Of love-
When all our steps are downward steps,
And sinful all our ways:
And these we call, and well We may,
Our dark and evil days.
But then we have our blessed days.
The sweetest of the seven
The days of love and peace and joy;
Ruled DER by holy heaven.
So may our future days like these
By fostering love be blest,
Until on yonder golden shore
We find our day of restl
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R C. NJ. DILLON believing his
store to be the best place to buy Hard
ware, Stoves, Tinware, Agricultural I'm
plements, 6c,, &o,, respectfully asks all
the people to demonstrate the facts
bove set forth, by severe practical tests,
IN their Shops, on their Farms, In their
Parlors and their Kitchens, to discus
examine, investigate, and see and know
for themselves, the opportunity now
fered, to 10 them good and invest their
money proftably.
To the old customers of Mess
Roberts d Sheldon I woulel say that
every thing will be done in the
future as in the past, tomake 1t
their interest to still favor the estat-
lishment with their patron, 'ge. To
the people in general I e1 tend a
ordial invitation, to call and e. vamiue
my stock, and they will find, that 1 offer
good goods, sell them at fair prict =, a
as far as possible and IL y to
make the store pleasant and agrees bic
70 all. Yours
6. NJ DILLON.
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III oiOLdN q oUNGEUN,
FFICE IN BUCKLANDS OLD BLOCK,
fon Front St Residence on Croghan street,
ecoIii house west Of High school bulidlng. Ofhce
hours IRON 10 70 , A. n. 70 4 and 70 P. Al,
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3. e. 8U9I13GER, 3E. D.
Honoeopothic Physician and Surgeon
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, on Arch Street,
\ NJDeJWeen Market and Garrison,
fkEMONT, OHIO. [S7-40l
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EAVES TROUGH,
EAVES TROUGH

Special pains will be taken to furnish
good article of Trough'ng and to put it up in
8 satisfactory manner. We don't claim to
compete with travelling tinkers or irresponsi-
bic parties, but we do say that we can and
will furnish an article that will convince the
most skeptical that our mechanics are first
class and do superior work. We employ the
Patent Fastener in all cases unless otherwise
specified.
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b. h. Brink ERHOFF, M. ID

DTYsICIANAND SURGEON, OHiee-No. 4, up
s5airs, Fabng x Helm Block, state street,
FREMONT.
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WAR CLAIM AGENTS.
FOR RENT,

HNHE undersigned will rent his Blacksmith Shop,
L at Winters Station, to goodeompetent work.
man, at q reasonable rate, The run Of custom is
good and profitable.
Is-s JACOB WINTERS,
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zxG4DzcAG.
II II BuSMuRIH. M. d

J.. VI STEWART, NJ. D.,
D1YsICIAN & SURGEON. Office with Dr..
III Kelley, IN Birehard Blouk,
FREMONT, o..
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n : Once over d. Garvin & Co.'s Store, corner Of
Froat aud Croghan streets,
FREMONT, O..
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Fabipg's Block,

Drugs Medicines Medicines Perumee Soaps of all kinds We
mfuges Cough Basam Preparations for the HAIR Esen Seratus
Cream Taer, Soda the purest white Coal OIL in the
market Lamps of all sizes. CbmDies.
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MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
833 broadway. N. z.


When sent by mail, the postage on the Engrav
ing. ten centE, must be Included.
Specimen copies OF the Magazine With circulars
mailed free, on receipt Of fifteen cents
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LOaN ELDEKKIN, sEN.
3aNgIs92X.
uoTaEs.
KEsSLERHOUSF

KESSLER HOUSE,
y .. BELDING, Proprietor. Passengers carried
~, 10 and nom the House free OF charge. Stu
sted cornergf Front and state Sts.,
FREMONT
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business Directory.
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4 TTORNEYs AT LAW, FREMONT. 10
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on thursday Of each week.
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A SPLENDID prize for the ladie S. The finest
most pIeasin and costly PARLOR ENGRAVING
ever published IN America presented as premium
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
ooagalEssIoN 6HRCaANTs.

DsLLEYUE, o. John Ford, Proprietor Re
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G. NJ. DILLON,

Successor 60 Bs0srts q Sheldon,
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PUBLIC NOTICE
REDEMPTION CLAIMANTS.


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as ndonedh same,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-25
RIVER NEWS.
BoArs LEAvrNa rH1a 81.
ARRIVALS.
T
PORT,
RIvRRs, WEATHER AND BUsINEss.

Gen. Anderson. s. G. Day, Pat. cIeburne
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- ".H.. All.
AND CHARLESTON RATLRoAD.
ARRIVES: LEAVES:
S:s0 pm. IO:45 am.
Junction aecommOdat'n- SIS am. $50 pm.
SomervnIe sccOmmOd'n. 9:45 I'm. 4:Hg pm.
Freight, with coach
Ticket o1ics, rs Main ST, cor. South Court.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
ARRIVES: LEAVES:
Day Express .......... .-...-..l2:b pm. 400 am.
Night xpress..---------- 10 Am. 10 pm.
{, townsville ceOm.... $40 am. 5:l5 pm.
Railroad time Is minutes faster than city
time. Depot at head OF Main street Ticket
Office 27E Main St, one door north Jefe SON.
MISSISSIPPI TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVES: LFAYEs
New Orleans Mail, daily 2:3 pm. R.@ pm.
Express, daiiy;ca $50 am 4'So pm
$40 pm. A:I0 am.
Depot at foot OF Main street. Ticket ONCE,
27h Main street, one door north of Jefferson.
AS L1VERMORE. nISup't
Iris proposed to build a Canadian Pa
ciic railway by means of imported Ia
borers from Great Britain. First, the
expenses of their passage will be paid.
While engaged on the work, the industrial
army will be provided with regular
rations and whatever else will be abso-
Iutely needful for the time being. At the
end of a stipulated period the men will be
paid Whatever can De saved out OF their
wages, and haysa liberal amount of land
in freehold. It is calculated tina between
Fort Garry and Butte Inlet, on the Pacific,
a distance said to be about 1900 miles, the
proposed plan would enable 500, 900 fami-
lies to locate themselves, within the next
six years, at the rate Of 0,0e0 a year. But
by going a little farther off the line of the
road, the number that could be coruforta-
bly, settled would of course be practically
unlimited.
RAILWAY travellers in England have at
tanned a very respectable degreeof safety.
According to DIR. Fare, the chances are
5000, 600 to one that a passenger will reach
the end of his journey alive. and the
chances are more than 362, 900 to one
against hig being injured or killed. Thirty
years g the passenger encountered a
risk five times as great as that given by
the present computations. The servants
of companies and contractors still main
tain a danger greatly in excess even of
this. In 1858 there were killed on the
railways of England and Wales. 60 pas
sengers and 686 servants who had no legal
protection from the companies. Killing
of passengers has been found to be too
expensive a luxury TO be anything but
sparingly INDUCED in. The same report
contains a fact which we are not unpre-
pared to believe, that persons at street.
crossings encounter greater risks Than
railway travellers.
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E. {. E. SPECIFICS.

AlLaHEzE S~PECIFICs HECEIYED PREMIUNa
~ At EHE VIRGINIA BTArE FAIR EOvem-
beg. lSn- The unde5gigned proposes intro
duciuE heIn IN ibis ctty, and intends curing
LumbagO Neuralgia, AID AL pains OF the
limbs u Joints, DyssnteTy and Darrhea.
FgEE or ANY CHAkGE at bis
rooms ia the Lehner House, where certih-
Gates can be seen.
For diseases requiring private and conf
Dental consultation, mom s a.m. 70 4 pm.
without requiring change OF diet q interfeT-
ence with ordinary busiDsss-
The SPECIFIES 70 be fonnd at q. W. Jones
Drugstore, Main street,
ISRAFI ELIAS
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..H.
Being the fouEth Saturday In August, open
and hold an election az all legal voting places
in said county, to ascertain the Will OF the
qualified voters OF said county upon Tie APP
prOval OF a subscription of i've hundred
thousand dollars for shelby county, Of the
capital stock of the Memphis, Holly Springs,
Okolona and Selma railroad made
and subscribed by the County Court OF Shelby
c0unty; said subscription to be paid in
twenty-year six Fer cent. bonds, payable
semi annually, in the ciIy OF New York with
coupons attached thetax 10 be paid by every
voter TO be converted INTO the stock OF said
railroad company under the charter. One of
the conditions ofthiS subscription is, that the
company will transport all citizens of Shelby
eounty at rates not 10 exceed the following:
that Is TO say, for ten miles and under from
Memphis, ten cents; for the hrst fifteen
miles from Memphis, over ten, nfieen cents;
for the first twenty miles, and over nfteen
miles, In shelby county, twenty cents: and
upon the further condition that the western
terminus IL TO remain at the city of Mem
phis Those voting In favor OF said subscrip
ton will have upon their tickets the words;
"a For subscription - th1se opposed 20 it VIII
have upon their ticketstne words; . No sub
scriDtiOn.n A list OF officers. Judges, etc, to
mold said election, will be published hereafter.
ARCU WRIGHT, --.
iva sheriff Shelby cOunty.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER
Deadly Assault on al Officer by Armed
kegrees-Arrest Of an RmaZsn.

On Saturday evening, officer Billy
Powell was sent to the house OF a negro
named Prince, on the Raleigh road, near
the National cemetery, to arrest Prince
for a murderous assault upon his wife
whom be had beaten nearly 10 death with
a billet of wood, and otherwise brutality
m~al5reated. On going TO the house officer
Powell was met at The DOR by a black
Amazon brandishing an x and threaten
ing to split his head open. Seeing Prince
in the yard back of the house he went
around That way, but the black rascal ran
into the entrance OF the shanty before
Powell could catch him. He was about to
follow him In, when the woman, who had
dropped her axe and secured a pistol met
him at the door; and presented the pistol
at his head. Billy attempted to pass in by
her, whens she pulled the trigger and the
weapon exploded, the ball hitting him
near the top of the head, and passing
round the scalp, making a slight bur
painful wound. Billy was compelled to
give up the chase, but officer John Kelly
went out yesterday and brought in the
woman, who gave her name as Lavinia
Bridges, and locked her up on charge of
an assault with intent to commit murder.
The case viii be heard to-day.
JUsP RECETvED.-Croquet sets, bird
cages, all kinds chiIdren's carriages,
great variety. at.
WHEELER, PICKENS & CO.'S,
~ $50 Main street.
B. LowENsTEIN q Bios. will continue
their great reduction sale this week. We
would advise all in quest of great bar
gains tocall at B. Lowenstein & Bros. be-
tore purchasing.