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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-30
BULLS
SARSh P 1 / A.
A Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.

RAIN.
Read the Captains Letter and The Letter from
his mother
Benton Barracks, No, April 30 1866.
Dr. JoHs BuLL--Dear Sir; knowing the
efficacy of your ~Sarsiparilla, and the healing
and beneficial qnalitiesit possesses, | send you
he following statement Of my case:
was wounded about two years ago--wAs
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen mouths.
Being moved go often, my wounds have no,
healed yet. have not sat up a momen,
since ] was wounded, | am shot through the
hips. My general health is impaired, and
need something TO assist nature. have mort
faith in your ~Sarsiparilla thar in anything
else. | wish tina, that Is genuine. Please ex
press me half a dozen hotties, and oblige
Carr, G. p, JOHNSON,
ST. Louis, Mo,
p. $ The following was written April 30
1864, by Mrs. jennie johnson, mother Of Cap,
johnson,
On. JoHS BulL-Dcar Sir; Ny husband
Or. G. s. johnson, was skiilml surgeon an
physician in Central New York, where he died
leaving the above G. 2. johnson 10 my care
Az thirteen years Of age he had a chronic dial
rhea and scrofula, for which ! gave him you
Sarsaparilla. IT Comm MN. have for te
wears recommended II TO many In New Yof1
Iowa and Ohio, for s~crofula, fever sores, an
general debility. Perfect success has attendc
1t. The cures effected in some easss Of serefsI
and .ferer sores ::eers almost miraculess. I n
anxious for my son TO again have recourse I
your Sarsaparilla. lie is fearful Of getting
spurious article, hence his writing 10 you for q
His wounds are terrible, but ] believe be vii
recover, Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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BULLS
CEDRoN BITTERS.
Authentic Documents.
Arkansas Heard from.
Testimony Of Medical Han

Stony Point White Co., Arkn May %, SO.
Dn Jons BrLL--Dear Sir. Last February, |
was in Louisville purchasing drugA and / TOT
som Of your ~Sarsaparilla and Cedfoa plttcrs.
My son-in-law, who was with NJ In u store
has been down with rheumatism fr sous tlnc,
commenced on the Bitters, and 5000 ioua9 hiu
general health improved.
DR.. Gist, who has been in bad health, uisd
them and he also improved.
DIR. Coffee, who has been IN bad healtA 81
several ycars--stonaeh and hcer a6ecae1-As
improved very much by the use Of yous o11tsss
Indeed, the Cedron Bitters have given yon ugsal
popularity Ia this tcttlement. ithlok l eou1f
sell a great quantity Of year nsdleless ~
fall. especially your Cedron Bitten ed oassa
parilla. Ship INC ria MeupAis, care = naskes
i Nicely, Respectfully,
e. B, WALKER.
Prepared by pp, Joss Butl at bis Labrador
street, Louisville, Ky.
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

TELEGRAPHrc RUMoRs-Rccent dispatch.
es state that Governor Ballard, of Idaho, ia on
bis way to Washington. and that he will re.
sign and return to Georgia to mid in defeating
Governor Bullock. The telegraph operators
have recently mixed up the two names of Bard
and Ballard. but as the dispatch is dated from
augusta, Georgia, it doubtless refers to Cover.
nor Bard II he does resign, we will have
better opinion Of him than we have Of Radicals
generally, and If he returns to Georgia aud de-
feats that corrupt scoundrel, Bullock, we will
entertain stiIl higher opinion of the gentle
man. We hope the dispatches viii prove true
for once. as the people Of Idaho would be very
well satisfied with either Governor Ballard or
acting Governor Carsis
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

On the 10Th Of last April Mr.. Howard in
PRODUCED, in tn. Senate of the United States
an Act entitled, :" A Bill 10 dsapprove of Ger
tain Acts of the Legislative Assembly of IN,
Territory. and for other purposes" the frs
section Of which we quote for the benefit O
our readers:
SIC. l. That 80 much of the revenue laws n.ssoa
by the Legislative Assembly Of the Territory of Idaho
January thirteen. Ammo Domini, eighteen hundred
and sixty nine a. provide for special license or "a,
10 be collected Of or paid by Cinnamon or persons Of
the hongoiiah race who may be engaged In mining or
hold mining claims in said Territory and SO much of
ali other laws of said Territory as scrimfna.a no
tween persons of said race and other persons in re-
gard 10 taxation, are hereby disannroyra - "a "a a.
nullcd 49,
A similar bill upon the same subject has also
been introduced in the House by Mr.. Cullom.
Chairman of the Committee on Territories
and it is safe to predict that one of them will
become law. When the bill passes the Chi.
namen will have the same rights aud privileges
IN the mines rs white men, and thousands
upon thousands Of them will flock into our
Territory. possess themselves uf the mineral
lands, and cheap labor" the pet hubby of the
hadicai party, viii become reality In our
Territory. They will, as miners, come in com.
petition with white labor, aud starvation prices
Tor hard work will DO the order OF the day.
Miners aud white laboring men what do You
mink OF the prospects Such n state of affairs
Will as naturally follow the repeal of the China
ax law rs that water runs down hin. md il will
'e brought about by the Radical party. The
members of that party in Idaho have notified
ou in their platform published in the States.
nan that they cordially indorse and support
ne administration Of President Grant and This
nj passing under his administration and ].
which will. Of course, receive his approval.
hey will, as members Of that mongrel party.
iso indorse. They ask you in the face Of MI
MS to vote for men who indorse and approve
&c passage Of such bills. Will you do it2
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

WHO ARK -NoTHrSas Radical
organ Mt Boise City. IA also Radical candidates
for Office, are pursuing an amusing course In
hurting the epithet Know. Nothing" nc Dem.
ocrats and at Democratic Conventions. II
they should tell the truth they love the term
and are devoted heart and soul to the princi.
pies of the Know. Nothing organization. We
have heard quite recently dozens of prominent
Radicals say they wished to God the old
know.Notbing party would again organize +"
that they would join it quicker than light.
ming" The Radical ticket in this county is
pretty well represented in the Know.Nothing
line. We are reliably informed that Dryden
McClintock, their candidate for Sheriff, sup.
ported the Know.Nothing ticket in California,
voting for J. Medley johnson for Governor in
1865, aud Jonas Brown is "chock" full of
IL was necessary for them
to throw tub to the whale" and in the hope
Of catching few German votes, they put
John Brodbeck on their ticket for Treasurer
and Kimmel for Probate Judge.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31
A CARpET.BAGGER Toors MS Hopy

A CARrET-BAGGER TooTs hts Horn
The Statesman, Of May Goth, contains ram.
bling communication Of nondescript charac-
ter signed Native and Adopted Citizens. y
Had the writer dropped the plural and used
the singular number in adding the last word he
would have more clearly defined his status il
not bis name, as he is a native American and
an adopted citizen Of Idaho The earmarks of
the earpet-bagger stick out plainly throughout
the whole piece Of ranting, theatrical soIo-
qny, and the attempt to make the public be-
beve that the writer is Democrat or that he
belongs to the Democratic party, is about as RI
diculous as it would be for Ben Butler to en-
deavor to prove himself a great soldier or nm
honest man. Grant is not in the habit of M
pointing Democrats to Office. and tho writer of
tho aforesaid communication will be unable to
palm himself OF as one.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

RADICAL CONTEMPT OF FOREIGNERS
The Walla Walh StGtesmaR of May 2lst gives
an account of speech delivered ut Walla Wal.
Ia. u few nights before. by Hon. S. Girfeldc,
the Radical Delegate to Congress from Wash
ington Territory, and from the account given,
Mr.. Garfelde, like other Radicals. don appear
70 be particularly fond of ,ehite foreigners.
The StatesMaa says "he referred to the Dutch,
the Irish and English as low bred class, who
could live upon black bread and molasses, var
led in the case Of the freshman who required
dish of potatoes; aud said these foreigners
thought they were in luck il they bad piece
ot meat on their table oucc a week" Sueh
expressions evince the contempt fel. by not on.
ly Garhelde but the Radicals generally Ia.
ward all white foreigners. but they glorify the
negro, and go into ecstacies over the Chinaman.
They know that the majority OF the intelligent
white voters will no longer endorse their polit-
ical heresies, aud in order to retain power and
place, they are willing and anxious to change
the form OF our government by centraizing all
power in the hands of an irresponsible body of
Congressional Jacobins. and comforting the
right Of suffrage on degraded race of heath.
ems, which they are inviting to our shores, re-
gardless Of the rights and interests Of the labor.
ing people Of our own race. The Democratic
party oppose such outrageous and revolving
theories, and propose TO confer the rights priv.
ileges and benefits Of citizenship upon white
men-men ct our own race, coming from |
what cline they may and to prohibit any par
tcipation in our Government affairs By race
OF depraved. rateating CelestiaIs, contact with
whom, politically. would breed an incurable
ulcer in the body polite worse than the !cprosy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

HITTING THEIR Own PARTY.-The States.
man calling the Ada County Democratic Con.
Vent'on know nothing convention We con-
slider rather fling at the Radical party of
Idaho. The Radicals have heretofore claimed
and prided themselves upon the fact of every
know nothing 10 the country belonging to their
party and we have never felt disposed like de.
nying the justice Of their claims.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

Committee Of lnV aasa asj
Ip.uo Cry Jonas W Brown, Cas { BSS
Judge. C II Douglas. John to.'y = ss,usiss
OH Anderson. W ID Wartime, : rratcAst y
White. Dryden McClintock' -
Britten and Jos NJ Bnrketh o,shsua. Htr
BorsK CrrY-H + Prickett D gs sd N
ELogan. Burt Griffin ana q 3 cos Cd gs
SILVER Crry. or owyhee--ueo u = r ltn
il Hall. Hon D G Monroe; h"Du + ElIs'ss
+ ENSIGN Ii Mikkelson, JONI Ii, !
pI.AcEnyfLLR-H A Mattox. l. l. : LAT ssrt, yDSe
Alec Orchard. A Hafnliii, : ~
John I Swain. -, MCKAY, -
GRANITE CREEK Mills. ~ "a,
Boyle. II Irwin. Robert Dcs uS hon D , y
HoRsRsaoE BExp-G Miner anu "a d Hpssd
urprn PAYETTE-Geo ionIg 1, a Ben
pIoNERR-J Freeman, siters BS'
Nunnally. O G Waterman "A
and Hon ] NJ Cannady. sr coldtTan,
CENrERvIIIE--J II Bush warren 1sihs
John o'Donnell. J PiousI' cvps
FLOOR MANAGES "a;
JAMES JUICE, An, ~ TaspS
CHRIS. MorFIrr. Y. - .v,ep
A general invitation, r., :
TICKETS, (iutludias =
May %. ls5o-w5.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31
TO THE puBr'rc

One Once, Con Mack having been .
j presence - I aooqt Two Years aeo ID
i other ra,,s = Sas. / crutcher. ne heara s
4 that nc rerslar. use disrespec,s9se 4 e. III
j tiers who ma la would use-in - angus
city, hereby pronounce =. catholic w Of Ii N
pslucuiar. aud denounce cos report f s,so
VINO says that ever used .on Mack q. .ass y
nous liar. 1seu such lanorws aay N n
IDAHO CRY. May soth, 1870 cHAs DaIas d
.. The above card was handed !,
cation just before going to Drs.. |" " y rs
informed Of the nature Of p H. nd H.
circulated etc. A simple d.. ;sP'rs
. Dough-. would be sufficient to s, ,,'. FOO
acquainted with him that i. s'syag
language as reported. Mr.. n.' never ad
pnatically denies having ever NY ssa' not
preston as reported by Mr.. coa s :, a'y aas
mas not only taken occasio, = nacl aa
s'dual on the street that such ,' ,t,t' '
~lliul and malicious ialsehood, +, ',a'aif
"'e. the same publicly in this iss,s ast
Las informs US that he has .an, ss Md
s now resides in Silver City, owyhss e. !, -
fidavit in regard to the matt. 'A's' britt
pu0l'snsa as soon as received, ts.. 49, W
! The affidavit of Mr.. crutcher and I 4
who are the only per.o,. ! W
says he remembers were present :. y ! Y
PC claims to have heard Mr.. Do,sl., %s
!, referred to. From ali !. - W
mere is no doubt in our mind !. a y
whole thing is dastardIy, ue,, ~ =
trick, gotten IN 8.
II inj uring Mr.. crutcher with tbs 81 rl
'ers in this county. as Mr. c,a s'''3t'
'ro'her-ln-law of Mr.. Douglas, and - !,
lsrsr' who have been busy .prsad,,s.s'
az state also that Crutcher Nil n
'nt laughed at the remark '' aa hs
The report carries a H. q, ..
ION Mack says the remark wa. "' ~
douglas TWO years ago in casual saa y
- the street corner with other gsntI."a
While he, Mack. was passing h. 1870 a...a
nensive language. Ii looks som...a'
IT that nothing should have been ell h. y
that he should onlr ,sm' ~
bout the tune Crutchrr is a s,s5asa
herlii, and within a few dau \
nd, IT also looks singular that . 80
on Mack, who claims to be ge5 a.
Mr.. Douglas ever used sseS h'-
noaid continue To patronize Mr. n.
usiness aud get bis liquor on credt nj.
Is, or any one else, ever used neI -
reported, towards the Sister, h y~S.
hit to associate with gentle,nen. a,dr.
eman would associate with him i
itronize him in business Ne /.
iand that the originator Of finn al !.
er, not satisfied with cireuhtw Il.
,ainst Mr.. Douglas, has been ishsr q
ioGeh to visit Granite Greek. asdotbss. 10
r the purpose Of poisoning the mindft J
'ople across the BASIN against M. Crev 4
e nominee ofthe Democratic psrtEMsS a
hich shows conclusivcly that The vh.r| I
r was coacocted for such pures hi !
c Interests of the Black RrpubEca ra
Ii Mack ieels aggriered By The puAhaiai !
ese facts. as We desire TO take % ahfi !,
ntage Of any one. our columns vii kN
any explanation Of bis condbc ufHi n
~ see proper to make. g 1
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

RuMoR.-The telegraph reports the ap.
p"intment OF a carpet bagger, from New Hamp-
shire, rs Governor OF Idaho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31
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houses convenient The place Is suire.n
shade. Fruit and Ornamental ".
healthy growth. The yards are vel mm
Vines and Flowers. and the facilities 10 ~
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09
SICKNESS, PAIN Am
DEATH

Legitimately result as penalties Tor vio',t---.
natural LAWS from which none ESCAPE.
"ce faded cheek. the pale and wan f,,.
the iall eve, the clouded intellect the de.,,
ing sigh, the feeble and vmaciatcd fran, az
jected brow, the toiteriug gait, al indi,.,r.
vious tranSgreSSion of law. Knowing Thai q,
erssinstion is the thief OF time, ali iatelEt.
beings apply for some remedy AS soon as ri,',,
stances permit " bile those who do no, ~, =.
on the principle that delays are danccrc,, :,
generally finger, lose more tip,e and par r,,..
MONEY.
Thousands of mothers aud daughters d, NJ.
stations ard conditions of life. are sutIer,n, ~
gering aud dying from tue effects of some a.
Cd aud dreadful
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09
European War News.

The German numbers have again proved
too many for the French. The army ofthe
Loire, after several weeks of splendid ma
ueuveriDg and some days of equally splen-
did Sighting, has been ianked out Of Orleans,
and that city as again in the hands of the
invading armies. Psladines had previous
" taken a strong position at Chevilly, nine
miles north Of Orleans, W hich he hoped TO
maintain, but was so pressed upon all sides
that he was compel ed, on Saturday, TO re-
treat. The Prussians pushed their advsn-
tages successfully. got in rear Of Orleans, and
threatened to shell the city il il were not gi-
ven up. The French commander al Orleans,
Gen Pelliers, Immediately spiked the fixed
guns on the Notifications, burned all stores
that could not be removed, and retired. with
his corps, to the south bank of the Loire
Paladiues subsequently followed, the roads
on the north side being commanded by the
Prussiaus, aud the whole army Of the LIirc
fell back upon Blois.
General Ducrot has abandoned Cham
piggy again, aud is now massing near Gre
tell. The latter place is six miles south
east of Paris, and is of considerable value
u stragetic base, CEampigny, for the pre-
), NJ at least, being of no importance at all.
A Versailles dispatch announces the oc-
cupation of Rouen by General MsDtruffel
The reply of Elri Granville 20 Prince
Gortschakoff on the eastern question in eff
feet accepts Russia's invitation to n confer.
ence, but without admitting forcgoue con-
clusion as to its rcsult.-BdH. Sun, Dec. 6.
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DEATH IS ar THE DOOR.

Ia all these complaints The system ,yiI,rrg
shows Want of red blood and Mr Cbur,fE
IN ms work Dn Diseases ~ Females si,s re-
Bearing ia mind HAT the tlood Is rcuBlL,f.-
deficient IN red corpuscles sud ibc kaour POI.
peTiy OF iron Ia correct his condition. tfeor
suggests 10 rs The most so br r. lied on the L..t
OF hich Is the Citrate. - titrarc Of iran ,~.',r.
largely into Ire composition of Faslist I,na.e
Mitcfs. combined with powcrf.f vegetable d.
mics of rare qualities.
Among ihc mountains cf Tennessee aud lie
Tiucy woods 81 Mississipli, is fouud q certain
hard and Hnty root. which has Lccn in secret
use ~ some old miawivcs for many wears pos
SoSsloe magic powers in regulating ard rcsfar.
ing al females suffering with nny affection az
The womb. Ills root wc have 81 tair,J, gave 70
a '"ir test in Gur practice and IL is now one ~
the principal ingredients in these Riuers OGfr
powerful uterine and general tonics also enter
INTO us composition. We also add Ieptlpa-1
or Black root, sufficient 10 act upon The hscf
and keep the bowels open
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09
FEMALE: COMPLAINT

That claims its victims throughout the lcpr,I
and breadth Of our land
Many females suffer in some way AZ ,,.l
monthly period some girls are i'm ereat'rs,g.,
the commencement OF nstruatiun, while 49,
ones dread its decline at the ''turn of lif
Sometimes the menstrual flow is too nu,b
too little, or may be attended with main o.
he irregular or entirely checked or changed
appearance, attended with other distres>inc s,,,
toms. LcucorrhUa, 0r the "Whitcs, freoo.r,
~ drains the system, or ulcera ton OF the ,,,,t
may create pain and cause rniid prosi-siion
Falling of ihe womb is an exceedingly Can.
mon complaint, giving much trouble ana 5.
ircSs, which, under ordinary treatment, is dis
cult 20 cure.
Mysteries, Green Sickness. Iui,tliliiv Of oil,
Womb, and other serious and fatal compsir,.
follow the female sex throughout life Linz
there medical gen teman who has or car r,l,,.
the fair sex OF the above troubles Not man,
is there no combination Of remedial agents n,t
will come 20 her rescue2 We answer YES.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTETy

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and b.
male Regulator known, will cure all those com
plants above mentioned in an incredible .A,,s
time. The Bitters at once arouScs, strength.
and restores the womb 90 its natural corairirr
removing Instructions, relieving pain and rr5u
lating the monthly period Wonder stand,
pale, feeble and languid girl Just bursting ,at.
womanhood she is the pride Of an. lut nf, e.
she silently steals pickle, cats chalk or n Slate
pencil no appetite for food she turns viii q,
dull eye and seeks solitude her eve no l.rs,-
sparkles her merry laugh is no longer heard
ringing through the air she mopos alou, win
bloodess lips and gums, with headache. palpind
tiou, constipation, swimming Of the head. ,u'l
feet and bnnds, melancholy she has c,as-
tongue, offensive breath aud a host of Other Do
wills too numerous tu mention
When neglected all these symptoms become sr-
gravatcd, there is sick stomach LeariiuIr p,
dark line settles under the eyes ihc l,gs arlan-
kcs are swollen, the hair loses its plo.sHnd a,..
OIL there is briiilcuess ana splitting 81 the f-.
ger-naiis. swollen abdomen extreme utrv,..-
ness. fretfulnc-s, pains and inches. Day cough.
HysicriG'l FiS rap.i Frosisaiion. epilepsy 5000.
death II yen, or any ct your friends pr, r.us
afflicted, scnd ~ once for a B0t;f, uf Enru' 10.
male Ritters nnd be cured us etc, =, are aias
cal IN such complaints. SHrcty no mother v..t
postpone ana delay Ills duty uail
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09
Rs-Tho two Governors of Alabama still

ES- Tho two Governors Of Alabama still
Ego through the motions Each of them
sent message to the Legislature the 9TH
er day. The Senate won't act upon LIND
SAYS and the House will have nothing to
do with SMITHS, and so IL goes. The Pres
ident did not say anything about it in his
message TO Congress, though it properly
comes und,r the head of Operations of the
- Wheeling Register
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blooming Young Girls,

ddleaCcf mntrons those M the critical rcrod
and the aged grandmother. are all cured hv The
use Of our English Female Filters. now pre7cri'-
ed and nscf 10y physicians aiI over the country
If Won are troubled with Falling OF the Womb
attended with sense Of weight and hearing
down pain in The back md side and other ai-
tend mt evils, English Female Eit'ers viii give
entire relief
Those At the "turn of life" mothers after con-
hnement, and sli others male or fmsie who
are corvalescents from any protracfcd or deiiii-
tHiing complaint. who gnin strength SLOWLY. rrt
whose digestion is slow and imperfect viA fri
these Bticrs The very thing their system Dee
mauds. II gives powerful appetite aids 400
assists digestion, nrouscs the liver strengthen
mentally and physically and dIls The whole s.s-
tenn with pure crimson blood coursing through
lie channels