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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-27
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FOR THE LADIES.

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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-27

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CANCER, SYPHILIS,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-08
ALLEN'S LING BAIslM.

l. warranted to hfsak up ihe most troublesome
cough Ia an Incredibly short tine. Thefeis no
remedy tha, cnn show more evidence Of real
merit than this Baiam curing consumption,
coughs. colds asthm4, cr0tr, &c.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-08
BANK IN OXFORD.

1--WE called attention in our issue
of two weeks since to the contem-
plated establishment of an exchange
and deposit bank in our little city
BY two Of our energetic, entcrpris-
ing and puolic spirited citizens,
Messrs. W. l.. Archibald and Chas.
B. lowry, under the style Of Arch
bald 4 Co., In our issue of today
will be found the card Of this firm
announcing their readiness for bus
mess in the old bank building on the
North side Of the square.
The bill Incorporating this .insti-
tuition we presume has now Tassed
both houses Of the Legislature, and
become a law.
We can but rciteratc the general
sentiment Of the community at large
when we say that the opening Of
such an institution by gentlemen Of
the known integrity and capacity
Of Mcssrs. Archibald and Howry,
will give a fresh impetus to the bus
mess facilities of Oxford, and will
doubtless be literally encouraged by
al classes Of our citizens. The busi-
ness will be conducted and managed
directly by Judge James NJ. Howry,
and old citizen Of this county and
for twenty years the Treasurer Of
! the State University. The house
have in addition to a strong and Sc
cure vault, one Of the largest and
, best fire and burglar proof safes, Of
Halls combination Lock Patent,
ever brought to Oxford, thus afford
ing the best security 70 depositots.
With the entire confidence ef the
community in the ability, integrit,
and solvency Of the gentlemen con.
neetsd with this enterprise,it cassno,
: be otherwise than financial sue
: ccs"
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VOLUME u NUMBER

lui fr aDme feasYu Ast ysi iully
esplaiusa h ne. ihsy rofs hos. We
would have beiA She PORTION thsy
.a glofiously won 1t such a fenffHl
loa of mobile Hye, aai che day
soulA have been ours"
Aflor a moment he a.l'lsd Ia a
tona almost ofaxoay;
"Too bal! Too BAD oh. 30
ba1l"
! never shall forget. rs long a.
I4c. bis language, and lsis manncr.
awhi' appearance and expression Of
mental suffering. Altogether Il was
% scene that a historical painter
might we'll imnorlalize, had one
been fsFluntely present % witness
Il.
In little while he called up a
servant from his sleep to take his
horse spoke mourufully, by name
Of several Of his old friends who
had fallen daring the day, and,
when a candle had been lighted,
invited me alone into his tent, where
as soon as We were seated, he remark
cd
"Wcmu return 70 Virginia. AS
many ofourpoor wounded as possible
must be taken home. ] have sent
for you, because your men are fresh,
to guard the trains back to Vir-
ginia.'
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Erery Family
sIOulD HAVE ONE.

After sixteen years OF experience we are
prepared TO furnish better Machine for the
purpose of family sewing than any other.
The qualities which recommend this Ma
chine are
lst. Durability. 1t will last longer than
any other Machine.
3D. Economy of thread.
3D., Simplicity ana thoroughness ofconstruc-
tion.
4th. II has no shuttle and makes the Lock
Stitch.
9th. Beauty and elasticity of stitch, alike on
both sides of the fabric sewed,
9th Strength, frmness and durability fseam
that will not ravel.
7th Its wide range of application to purpo-
| ses and material.
sth. Compactness and elegance Of model and
finish.
9th. Speed and case CT operation and man
agement and dquietness Of movement.
10th. It has fifteen pieces less than any shut
tie machine, table included.
1llh It has fewer pieces exposed to wea'
than any other Lock Stitch Machine.
18th. tits .he most simple in construction
and easiest adapted to different kinds Of work
II can be changed from course to fine o
from fine work to coarse, where change Q
uoedle, thread, length Of stitch aud tensio
are requirad, in less time than any ethe
machine.
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We clip the following compliment
tary notice of the opening of a
Bank in Oxford by our estimable
former countyman Col. ". i. Arch
ibald and Mr.. Charles b. Howery,
in Oxford from the Falcon Of the
3lst, inst. This is a commendable
entcrprizc and We hope the citizens
Of Oxford will sustain these gentle
men in their laudible efforts to give
the b siness men Of that place the
advantages Of a bank Of undoubted
responsibility and integrity in its
] ,,tnpo r~nrNaut
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-08
Reatl the Following

Letter from prominent Druggist:
Marine City, Mich, July 2i, 1870.
J. " HARRIS Co.-Dcar Sirs. The Aliens
Lung Balsam has arrived. would not Ike
10 be without H. for ii has saved my life. ]
took q bad cold and a cough, and finally cuu-
sumption was seated upon me. was ina very
bad state, | tried every thing that was recon-
mcnded. and spent great deal Of money and
got no help. | had the Allcls Lung Balslm
Tor safe, but knew nothing Of lis merits, ! did
not like 10 take II without knowing more about
it, had not sold bottle When your agent
called oume, 7 told him could not sell med
icine | knew nothing about He urged me to
try myself did so, and to my grateful SUR
prise, the first bottle stopped my cough, and
before the third bottle was taken, my lungs
were healed aad well, and can now speak
knowingly to my friends and customers of the
quality OF Aliens Lung Balsam.
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SUMNER.
HIS Atiacb Upon Grant.
The President Denounced for the Ef-
crcjse Of More Than a
Kiagly PIerogdtice.

WAsnrNGToN, March 27,--Scndtc. |
Long before the hour for meeting
the galleries and corridors leading
to the Senate were dcusoly crowded
by an immense eoncourse, eager to
hear the speech OF the Senator from
Massachusetts, who had been an
nounced to address the Senate on
San Domingo. The diplomatic and
ladies galleries were almost entirely
monopolized by the fair SEX At Il
o'clock the spectacle was one OF the
most animating ever seen IN the
Senate chomber
Mr.. Summers appearance on the
Aoor was welcomed by the people
III the galleries with applause.
Upon the Secretary finishing read
ing the Journal Mr.. sumner took
the floor and asked for the reading
of A resolution re entity submitted
by him and already published
against the use Of the United States
naval forces to uphold Baez in his
attempt to sell his country in viola
ton ofits Constitution, and threat
enlng the integrity aud existence
Of the friendly power Of llayti ll'
then submitted and had read b,
the Secretary an additional resolution
as follows:
Resolced, That whatever may b
the title to the territory under th
unratificd treaty, it is positive tha
after the failure Of the treaty in tn
Senate, all protextto the title cease(
80 our Government in all respect
y stranger to the territory, without ca
cuse or apology for any interioranc
against its enemies, foreign or dc
!, mestic, and therefore any beligcrer
] intervention or act Of war Oh til
: coast or island Of San Domingo att
u the failure of the Dominican treat
y III the Senate,is an unauthorized Viz
le =, lence and utterly without support
,e law or reason, and proceeding d
u rectly from that kingly prerogatl'
= which is disowned by the Constitl
ton Of the United States.
Mr.. Sumner then rose to addrc
the Senate at length, speaking fro
the seat Of his colleague Wilso
Among tho prominent officials vi
came into the Chamber during t
delivery Of the speech were Judg
Davis, Miller and Bradley, OF t
United States Supreme Court, Sc
rotary Robson, Post NlasterGcn
raj Creswell, and General Shcrma
% Nearly all Of the House of Rep
", .h sentatives were ON the floor. Tht
Tei has not been so large crowd in t
'rp we Senate Chamber since the impeaC
nent trial.
Mr.. Sumner commenced spea
~ ing as soon as practicable after t
7. Senate was called to order. In
= opening paragraph he definitely
gerts that is now in evidence bef'
'N the Senate that the navy Of
United States, acting under ord
$40 from Washington, has been engat
,ln. and in measures Of violence and bellie
1t, ent intervention, making warwith
/. the authority of Congress. 7
whole business, he adds, isaggra'
q cd. It Is considered tic decla
s object of this violence is the acqr
ton Of foreign territory in half
the islands ID the Caribbean s
and still further, this violence
been employed first to prepare
MAINTAIN rank. The ruler himse
lIS' usurpcr-u upholding himselfin'
er that he might sell bis coun
IN. and secondly, It has been enlplt
ncnts. 10 nlenancc the black Repuhli
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DY5?Bp SlA.


WARNEu DYSPEPSIA Tone is prepa red eS-
nressiy for Dpeptics and those suffering with
habitual Costiveness. tits Slightly stimulant
tonic and spleuded apct7cri 1t strengthen
the stomach and restores the digcstue organs
to tueir healthy state Weak, nervous aud
dyspcptc persons shou d use WARSER g DYspkr
nc ToYIc For sale by all drusgist-l'rlee
One Dollar.
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hiARA .
Iremain respectful,

L. G. COTTNEL.
Two-very important things in the compound
parts Of this Balsam is, one of the ingredients
acts directly on the Liver, another on the Kid
noys, which MAKES this Balsam more used than
any cough or liver remedy. Every family
should have il.
1t is harmless to the most delicate child
II co nlains no Opium in any form
Do not be deceive by unprinciped dealers
who may oior You other remedies offered tor
sale on the great merits Of Aliens Lung Balsan
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te@lty ,.rg smhi'e maman ef
aH trl sfmuf.
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Advertisement payable IN uevsncc, ahd lei
Work on delivery.
70 Carafsv1yHFSrs Write rlair With Ink
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ordinary msnussili ou lei'erpattr vIli mth'
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Josh Billings thus defines 'horns:'
Dinner horns--shis Is the oldest
and most sacred thar is. 7. is set
to music, and plays Home swect'
Home about noon. 1t will arrest a.
man and bring him ii quicker than.
a asberiii's warrant. Il kauzes the'
the deef to hear, and the dumb to-
shout for JOY. Glorious old instru-'
mcnt Long may your lungs lsst !!
Whiskey horn-Th horn variesin
length. From three to six inches "
the favorite size. II il different ~
other horns, being ofa fluid Nature.
1t is really more pugnashus than She
rams horn; six inches of II viii
knock a man perfectly calnsas Z
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-08

The following sharp debate took
plac, recently in the United Stotes
Senate. in which Grant and the Re-
publican party were severely ham
died.
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Anaccident which nearly proved
fatal, occurred Tuesday aisIIt \
Niblo's, New York. Wh1e NO
sons Of Prof. Neson were pcEfors
ming m upon ! trapez, sdsp1I 4 80
feet above the stage - ~
boys fell TO the stage wilh ! Ddlil
BE thud. Upon exasdiz1 yi01 y
was found that, besiae 1Sl
Iternally injured, ons X ~ ~
homes was broken.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-07-27
A New Industry.

The sweet potatOe, used in vari-
Gus forms as an esculent, in making
bread, as a substitute for coffee, IN
the brewing Of beer, rs well as for
fattening farm animals, is now be-
ginning to be used in making sy-
rup star surprising that of the beet
and even of the sorghum in deli
cacy Of flavor; while the yield Is
more abundant. The average pro
duct OF bushel Of sweet potatoes
the yam variety being preferred
lis alleged to be over two gallons,
and as the average yield per acre,
on poor sandy soil, is about $50 to
$50 bushels, the product must ne
cessarily be from 500 to $50 gallons
Of syrup. This must open to the
view Of the piney-woOds sgricultu-
rist a new and most profitable in
dustry, one man, with q mule, being
able to cultivate at least fifteen
acres in potatoes. The residum, az
ter the juice for syrup has been ex-
tracted, is pronounced q valuable
edible for man or beast.
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q 60 Farmer.s I'D.

The successful life of Dir. Jacob
Strawn, the prince of American far
mers, is attributed to the close 90
sevauce of She following maxinls,
originated By himself:
When you wake up do not roll
over but roll out It win give you
time to ditch all your sloughs,
break them, harrow them and SOW
with timothy and red clever One
buslsel 81 clover to two Of timothy
Is enough.
Make your fences hIglt and strong
50 that it will keep cattle and pigs
out
If you have brush, make your
lots secure and keep your hogs from
the cattle, for if the corn is kept
clean, they viii cat it bettcrt than if
it is not.
Be sure to get your hands to bed
by seven o'clock, they viii rise ear
y by force Of circumstances. Pay
a hand, if he is a poor hand, al you
promise him; if he is q good hand
pay him a little more; it viii en-
courage him to do still better.
Always feed your hands as well
rs you do yourself, for the laboring
men are the bone and sinew Of the
land and ought to be well treated
I am satisfied that getting up
carly, industry and regular habits
arc the best medicine ever prescrib
ed for health.
When rainy, bad weather. comes
so that you can't work out doors
cgt split and haul your wood.
Make your racks, fixing your
fence or a gate that is of its hing
es, weather boarding your barn
where the wind has blown the sid
ing OF, or patch the roof of YOU
barn or house.
Study your interest closely, and
do not spend any time in electing
presidents, senators and other small
Ter officers. or talking of hard times
when spending your time in whit
fling store boxes, etc
Take your time and make calcu-
lations, don't do things in a hurry,
but do them at the right time, and
keep your mind as well as YOU
body employed.
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Farmers KeeR Aeeounts.

Farmers who never keep accounts
and Of course are nearly always in
debt, yearly have enormous store
bills to surprise them. They doubt
the honesty OF merchants, and fam
lilies are berated for extravaganza.
Receipts and expenditures are new
ernoted. the profits and lossesin any
branch Of farming are unknown
Unconsciously debts multiply, for
it requires much less time and abil-
ity to dispose OF money than to ae-
quiee it. Accounts properly kept
would admonish them when to
spend and to check up. Careless
ness in one particular is apt to fos-
ter and beget careiessness in others;
consequently sach farmers have
little system in the building Of res
sciences, barns, or out houses.
Fences are poorly kept up, and a
systematic rotation Of crops is sell
dom praeticed.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-07-27

When I he fierce winds of adver-
sity blow over you, and your Iife's
summer lies buried beneath frost
and snow, do not Iinger inactive, or
sink eowarily down by the way or
run aside from your course for mo
mentaTy Tamrth and shelter, but,
with stout heart and firm step, so
forward in Gods strength to van
quish trouble and to bid defiance
to disaster. IF there Is ever n time
to be ambitious, it is not when am
bition is easy, but when it is hard.
Fight Il darknesS fight when you
are down; die hard, and you won't
die ct alL-That gelatinous man,
whose muscles are pulE-shat man
is a coward.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-07-27
A Fine Buggy.

Rainey & Bro. have recently ad-
ded to their livery establishment
one Of the prettiest buggies we
have ever seen. It was made by
Osborne Buck & Co., Murfreesboro.
Tenn, and in addition to its ele-
CANT workmanship, it has themerit
Of being a handsome specimen Of
Tennessee skin and industry.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-07-27
Affaehmanf.

P. ". Nave vs.. Giles Phillips, (eolored. )
TE tais eause It appearing TO tb>-zatisfac-
4 lion Of the undersigned Justice Of the
Peace, from affidavit Of the Plaintiff
thas the defendants Giles Phillips, eolorsd,
Is a non resident Of the State Of Tennessee, 50
that the ordinary process Of this court can
not be served on him: It Is therefore
ordered that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks In the Pulaski Citi-
zen, newspaper Published in the town Of
Pulaski, notifying said GILES PHILIPPE. cold
to appear IS the office Of W. H. beruggss
Esq'I., in The town Of Eiktou, on tie sth
day Of August 1871, to defend the suItin this
cause, or plaintiffs debt VIII be taken for
confessed, and preceded with ex-parte-
apr19-4t ". Il. SCRUGGS, J. p
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pFmeient Omeer.

Mr.. H. n. Stanley our Circuit
Court Clerk, is one of the most eff
fcient officers that any county was
ever blcst with. His affable man
ners, his industry and the rapid
but correct way in which he dis
patches business, render him de
scrvedly popular.