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!, !oRGANIc WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSON

Member OF the Royal College Of surpeons Ion.
aon, Era1uat9 Of one Of tho most eminent Oh.
lsges IN The United States, and tho RroStsr mari
81 whose Ilig has been spent In the hoSpitSls OF
d annSO5 iariS, mladOlphla and elsewhere, hSs
SuGeted some OF the most astonishing cures that
wore eyer known. Many troubled with TlnSins
~ the mead and ears when asleep, great nOIyous.
ness being alarmed Of sudden sounds, bashiui.
ness, with frequent bushIng, attended, como.
H I,l WIN arrangement Of mind, were cured
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FAMILY MEDICINE

No household shonld be without them, Tbsy
~ dose, af6pfUmpt and eglcleut. in Action and
when used In e0iidtcti0n With DR.. Hooiand's
German Blttcrs, or Tonic may be regarded N
certain specifics In all caees Of Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, or any OF tho disorders to which mo
system Ia ordinarily subject. s-Thei
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PoDoPHYbbIN PILLS

p DOPHYbLIN-P
act upon the stomach and bowels, carrying OF
improper distinctions, while the Bitters or Tonic
purify the blood, strengthen and lnviRorato the
frame, give tone and appetite 10 the stomach and
thus bnild up the Invalid anew.
DR., Hooiland, having provided internal RENE.
dies for dlseases, has given the world one mainly
for external application, in tho wonderful pre-
pAration known as q ys-.tE.-,
On, nOoFEAND's GRBER OIL.
This OIL ie a'Sovefugn rullOuy for pains and
achee OF all Kinds. ~. N .#sl .H ..e.IEf7.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, ToothAeho, ChiiblAins,
Sptalne, Burns, Pain In the Back and LolnS,
MngWormss &C., 90, all yleidtoits external ap.
plicauon. The nlmber Of cures effected by II 10
Astonishing, and they are Increasing every day.
IAken internally II 10 cure for Heaft-bufns
Kidney Diseases, Sick Headaches, Collie Dysen.
terry, Cholera Morbus Cramps, Pains In the
Stomach COldai AthmA, &c. -
The Greek OIL ID composed entirely Of healing
gums and essential oils. The principal inefedI.
ent Is an oily substance, procured In INC sontbern
Iart Of Greece. Its effects az destroyer ~ main
are truly magical. Thousands have bsen benctIt.
teal VIII thoroughly convince them Of Ia inesfi
mable value. ''' '''s''''
I These remedies will be sent by cxpress IN ,rv
locality, upon application to tho PRiNCIpSi,
DEFtUE, II tho GERMAN MEDICINE SToRf
No. 69i ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
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- Married Persons, or Young Men cor trnnl.rr,
marriage, being aware OF PhysiCsI WalPI.ung
oTgaGis Debility pelomldCs speedily cured l'''
nav UMI0 places himself under the care OF Dr. j.
nan, 4na confidently rely upon his Gkii al INV,
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BETHANY COLLEGE.
6The thifaSth session Of this Institution vii

II -
n'rhe thItticth session Of this Institution vii
commence on
Monday, 25th September, 1871.
audtetmidats on the 18th ofJhpe, 1879, II is
torhihticAlly Situated In the midst OF the beautl.
full and healthy hillcountry Of tb3 panhandle"
OF West Virginia, easily accessiblc BY. railroad
or FLYER, and surrounded with the most favorable
Influences for student life. this property In
endowment Buildings, Apparatus, Library, 3D.,
Of over $3.50 900, and Ia thus enabl6d 10 sustain
faculty and furnish facilities for athorough edu-
cation OF the very first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided for both public and private board.
Ing and unfurnlshed rooms will DO lot 10 students
who wish TO board themselves. "a .4v- 70 "a
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
1. Preparatory course d one. year. 2. Regular
Literary Course, including the Ancient Ian.
kuAg6s, iof the Degree OF BaeheloEL o.. AFlsi 81
Literary and Scientific Course, for tho Degree Of
Bachelor OF Sciences. g. The Course ioE, Master
Of Arts. 81 Tht Goufa6 iot Master OF Sciences.
2; Special C6uttesip Practical ghemlstty, Civil
Engineering, &c. Detailed Information as To
these Courses will be found m our Catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.
The Institutlbn has a complete set Of Phllo.
sophical Apparatus, and students who Wish II
are trained In tho nse Of Field Instruments
? thoroughly fitted mp Laboratory for practical
Instruction and work in Chemical Analysis, and
IN ample Museum for the stndy Of Natural His.
tory.
AGTERMstrp a
Tuition has been reduced from $50 TO $50 per
SGR FSo Nom GE y pes session s TH
free tuition 10 sons Of Ministers Of the Gospel
Of all denominations. ~
Por further particulars apply for catalogue to
Prof @. L. IO6B, Secretary; or 10 'as
wsK. PENDLRToN, PRECEDENT r..
jyi7 Bethany, West virginia.
WEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
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Arguments.

Established fact are silent arguments which
neither pen nor tongue can shake, and II is up
on established facts that the reputation Of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, as a hcalth-preserving
elixir, and wholesome and powerful remedy, IL
based. When witnesses come forward, year Of
ter year, and r~eiterate the same statements in
relation to the beneficial effects OF q medicine
noon fhemsslpes, disbelief in its efficacy Ia Ute
rain impossible. The credentials Of this unc-
analed tonic and attentive, extending over q
period of nearly twenty years, include indiyid-
uals Of every class, and residents Of every
cline, and refer TO the most prevalent among
the complaints which afiict and harrass the hui
man family. Either a multitude Of people.
strangers to each other, have annually been
seized with an insane and motiveless desire to
deceive the public, or Hostetter's Bitters, for NJ
less than a fifth Of a century, have been afford,
ipr such relief to sufferers from indigestion
fever aud agne, biliousness, general debility
and nervous disorders, as no other preparation
has ever impaired. To-day. schiS fs eyn 9
liz feader are upon ihsss lines, tens Of thousand
Of persons Of both sexes are relying upon th
Bitters AZ q sure defence against the ailment
which the present season ~engendcrs, and thci
confidence Il not misplaced. The local potion
which interested dealers sometimes endeavor !
foist upon the sick Ia is stead, arc eyerywher
meeting The fate thai is due 10 fraud and in
posture, while the demand for The great veg,
table specific Is constantly increasing.
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Chancery Notice.
The State Of Mississippi, !

The State of Mississippi, |
Pamela county.
In the Chancery Conrt Of said county, in Va.
cation, before The Clerk aud Master Of sale
Court at his Office In the town Of Pamela on
the fifteenth day Of February, A. D. 1871.
Eliza J}nes Upon opening complain.
VS.. ANTS bill in this cause Il ap.
Lewis Jones. J peoring that the defendant
JEWS Jones is a. nonresident Of the state Of
Mississippi, that his place of residence and post
office address Is unknown to complainant and
that after diligent inquiry, she ia unable to as
certain the same.
II is therefore ordered by the court that the
SAID defendant, Lewis Jones, do enter his,sn.
pearance herein, on or before the first daJ
the next teSn Of this court, to he holden at
courthouse Of said county in the town Of
nola on the first day Of April, 1871, and pld
answer or demur to the bill OF complaint
herein filed, or the allegations thereof will
taken as confessed.
II is further ordered that a copy of this ORD
be published In the "Weekly Pamela STAR
newspaper published in the town of Panolai
said county for four weeks successfully.
A true copy. j.. G. HARRISONl
Il. W. CnuMp Clei
Solicitor. fls. st
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shsi + sae haa We sli ass
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hereafter r. en = hsap II mIas
Two ysafs aro ne Usgefhaf lees ~
ne aei Il isdmfafia a taiaabls Ela.
h9so su3 bBilanu s9fth shout
fip0oJ aai i Nin b famsmtefeI
chat LEST sumner his uuiagc aoi
buggy horses sala@I ais ihsasahi
dollars wefe hafnmI A. JssAsab ahi
no insurance. on THE. We ohialh
ghess fasis from NE Pilot. which iar.
ibsf feaasksi "fwly ihs elements
sfcangfy with The Governor lie %
q man Of great energy aal Large
wealih. but aniess he ean have o ees.
Of il.fornno his wealth will
soon be- among the things that
wefe. -Triars Point Data.
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The Burning Of the Jamestown
Ginh0use.

We gather the following addi-
tional particulars in regard to the
burning. AS stated in our last, the
fire was the result Of accident. The
building, vas supposed to be the
most expensive Of its kind in the
State. The Governor has had me-
chanics working upon the house fol
the past three years; 1t has cost
him upwards Of $4,000; It embra-.
ced a ginhorse, saw-mil ,shingle-ma-
chine, drag and wood-saw, and dl-
vers other fixtures, all propelled b,
steam; the cotton-press wa
also propelled by steam; being rur
by an independent engine; thobuild
ing contaiped nearly Gve hupdrci
bales of cotton. The cause IF th
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The ARKANSAS TROUBLES. = a
Washington dispatch states that the
infammatory character Of the pro-
ceedings at Little Rock, Arkansas,
and fear that a violent collision will
supervene, is exciting considerable
anxiety in Administration circles.
The President has received advices
direct from the State, and some pre-
cautionary measures have been or
dered with a view to prevent, and, if
necessary, to suppress any outbreak
by either or both parties to the con-
troversy now raging there.
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VARIETIES.
COUGH NO MORE

WARSER's CoUGH BALsAM is healing, soften
ing and expectorating. The extraordinary
power it possesses in Immediately Relieving
and eventually cureing the most obstinate
crses Of Coughs. Sore Throat, Bronchitis, In
~auenza, Catarrh, Hoarssness, Asthma and Con-
sumption is almost incredible. So prompt is,
the relief and certain its effects in all the above
cases, or any affection Of the throat and lungs,
that thousands ofphysicians are daily prescib-
ing it, andone and all say that il is" the most
healing expectorant medicine know. One
dose always affords relief, and in most cases
one bottle effects q cure. Sold by druggist, in
large bottles. Price One Dolla$. II is youI
W fault if you still Cough and suffer, The
Balsam will cure,
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3 Board Of Supervisors were in
ba on Monday last, to select
|bers for the Grand Jury for the
Eh term Of the Circuit Court
following named parties were
IN:
FG. Fox, g. W. Bonner, John
BON (col.) Geo. r. Hunt, Thos'
|aylor, Lang. Hunt (col.,) John
T. j. Martin, w. B. Wat
John Avery, Jordan Ledbette1
Peter Hubbard, 3. W. Adams
b Y. Middleton, Jacob Chapman
\ W. Dyer, GeorgoH Hudson fool,
/. Blann, Henry Ellis (col.) Thos
caldwell. g
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sell ba aIafH infs|I
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81. lloe fi9Nala M Memphis
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1 ha.e soIa Aruul. "a Main A..
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We learn ihai Harry Hall. The
bar-keepar nj The vemnda Hotel,
spfdis, ssarecidentall sl,o. through
The body o. saturday last, while IN
q seuiIe with another party. The
wound was examined BY physicians
and thought doubtful whether NOR.
ial.
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A Western paper has discovered some grass
f.om the npath of rectitude." That path mus,
be badly overgrown nowadays. The weed,
Of early follies are equally hard to eradicate
nevertheless, Highland Bittersor Scotch Tonic
the great ejuvinatiug'elixer has built up many
a broken down constitution.
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Citation Notice.

To Matte Johnston, who resides At Covinrlon
in the State Of reuneuee-GrotHg
You are cited to appear beforc tho Chanccry
Court Of Pamela county, State of Missi sippi, on
The first Monday in April 1871, TO show cause,
Il any You cin, why the final account ofCufran
as guardian Of the said Matte john
'ton should not be allowed and approved
BY order Of Court.
j. G. HARRISON elk.
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The festivities during Mardi Grass
on the 21st, at New Orleans, were
largely attended by visitors from ev-
cry State in the Union, and the city
has been one sea of strange faces
for the last two weeks. The Mystic
Krew of Cosmus were u%nunsually
grand in their conception and per-
Torrance of a torch-light procession
at night, and their balls, at the diff
ferent public buildings engaged by
them for this season of universe.
pleasure-seeking.
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Mississippi 4 Tennessee Railroad.
TIME tn a.

Change oflimc on Sunday Nov, 20, 1870.
GOING SOUTH.
Mail train leaves Memphis 1890 P. N pass
Batesville 9;3lP. NJ, arrive at Grenada $40
=. N.
Express traiw leave Memphis 430 P. n, pass
Batesyilles;l8r N. arrive at Grcuada 1910
p. N.
Freight train leaves Memphis $50 4. ", PASS
Ratesyillc 1901 ,. NJ, arrived a GTsnadl 6i6
r. N.
GOING NORTH.
Mail train leaves Grenada $40 A, r. pass Bates
willie 1l:27 A.. NJ, %arrive0t Memphis 900 =, NJ.
Express trains leave Grenada 2Ah A. NJ. pass
Batcsyille 5;l2 A. NJ, arrive " Memphiss;Sl
A. N.
Freight train leaves Chronological NJ, pass
Batcsvillc $500 A. NJ, arrivept Memphis 2;lb
p. NJ.
Mail and 4 Express tr~aiusdaily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays,
The mail train going Sputh makes direct
connection at Grenada for Sew Orleans. The
Express going South copsects for Water Val
Icy, Coaeeyille, Oxford, II.
A. (. LIvEWl0RE, Gcn'l. sup't.
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Masonic Notice.

Stonewall Jackson Lodge, No.
332, will celebrate with Masonic
honors the funeral of their late de-
ceased brother, James A. Chapman,
at Chapel Hill Church, on Sunday
the 10Th day Of March. Services to
begin at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Pamela,
yocona and Long Greek Lodges,
and al Master Masons in good stan
ding, are fraternally invited to attend
w. B. JACKSON,
w. S. CHAPMAN.
HI. A. JOHNSON,
Committee.
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TAxES.

} would call the attention oI
ms to the notice Of Sheriff
he to taxpayers, of the time
Nee of the collection OF taxes,
vould say, as a matter of adj
10 every one, to come for
at once and pay the amount
Jed against them, for the law
Zen changed totally in refer
10 the collection Of taxes.
be following extract from the
shows the time of collecting:
|The Assessor shall complete
certify his assessment rolls
third Monday of September
ch year, and the Clerk of the
kcery Court shall make out,
Nv and deliver the copies of
lame required by law, imme-
|ly thereafter, and the delivery
e same shall not be delayed
Ind the first Monday of Octo-
hereafter" THAT the Col
br of taxes shall proceed to
Bet the taxes of his county as
n as the assessment rolls are
led in his hands; and all taxes
aiming unpaid on the hrst DAY
December of any year, shall be
as now provided by law,
distress and sale of personal
with an additional tax Of
| per cent. thereon" shows
Importance of prompt payment,
cape the fifty per cent. clause.
time allowed this year on the
Pnt tax, now due, ends first of
\, and distraint will immedi-
commence against delin-
Is. There is also a clause IN
atute imprisoning all parties,
idavit Of failure to pay taxes
ed against them.
|ery planter should inform his
pyees Of the time and places
ing taxes and the necessity
pmpt payment on their part,
y will suffer the loss Of fifty
Pnt. damages and their prop
Reized and sold, and they,
ply, imprisoned.
here were no delinquent tax
IS, the amount asses ed would
duced greatly, for it is the
number of delinquents that
J the amount of tax SO heavy
prompt payers.
lerif Ozanne will execute the
sions Of the law rigidly, and
fair warning to all parties to
Pp promptly.
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Citation Notice.

To w. w. Wright, who res des at Banketie, in
the county Of Neuces eounty,s Texas l.. G..
Wright, H., G Wright, Jas, D. w. Wright,
Sarah W, Wells and her husband, W. T. b.
Wells, A. 4. Hinton and her hu band R. n.
Hinton, l.. A. Peterson and her husband, W.
CsPeterson, Lucy.Wright, all of whom reside
at Wrightsborough, Gonzales county; Sta Q
ofTexas; Martha Cook and her husband, L.
D. Cook, who reside at Helena, in the State
of Texas Greeting;
You are cited to appear before the Chancery
Court Of the county Of Pamela. State Of Missis.
sippi. at the court house of said county in the
town Of Pamela, on the first Monday in April,
1871, to show cause why the final account Of
NJ. 7. Wright, administrator Of Che estate Of
James B. Wright, deceased, filed in said court,
should not be allowed and approved.
BY order Of Court.
Issued February Sth, 1871.
fll.5 J.G. HARRISON, elk.
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of briHrf fIa nrtf f.rH r % H.
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lsil anf .ead answer OIL i.mHf m nf 900 H
c4niaias hfftln. m fha aiif.Iflni itsnaf
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u 81 further nHlcfi ihnf p cory af IhIs ar-
Der b. fahlishefia ibe Warkly rann.s stn
r. neWafapaf printed and Published En- lhe
iHWH 1f Panels. Ia aii county of raunit, ff
four weeks suees sivciy. sn1 ilft r. copy
ihcrcof BE- transmitted by mail 10 the adde's
~ uid ssnofiia Morris. VI Rackwanfr wt
a true copy &c. HARRISON Cfk
l. r. C31rrn, Solicitor. ns-1t
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Ne acknowledge the receipt Of
FIRST number Of the Southern
rs, published at Baltimore, Nd,
The Southern Press Company, .
paper, devoted to science, lite
pre-, romance, the fine arts, and
rs, and contains 4 fine steel on.
|Fing Of Gen. K. i. Lee, PrIes
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Parties desiring gutteriug and
roofing done, should call on 4. s.
Jukes, 82s Second street, Memphis,
before contracting with other par
ties. lie fills all orders from The
country promptly. lie also has all
kinds of stoves, tinware, CRATES,
lamps, coal oil, &C., for
teb1S-2w
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The Hurricane on Friday last
done considerable damage in the diff
ferent portions of the country. II
damaged a large number of build
lngs in Helena, Ark, and Pocahontas
Tenn. and laid destruction in its
route. 1t blew downs magnificent
store building ofGov. Alcorn's near
Helena, and the Catholic church at
Iuka.
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Tas CetsfHf sffws 90 80 fittsn win
spsarIc-For The cure II Lang diaetsrt that
ems scarcely kaoes which 10 ne, for want Of
confidence In their medical propfsiies but
from The rsmafkahls cures ahd The HEB ofisr
and extraordinary efficiency Of Aliens Lang
halsafn, that We are compelled to regard The
eviienciss Of our senses, and confidently
sta, Or Coagh or Cold, and that Hydu-headed
Consumption, We think that preparation a
safe and certain cure that Is now before the
psblic.
For sale b. nm Medical dealers.
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The jury in the case of Graves and
Porter, for the murder of j W Scho-
field at Cuba, Tennessee, rendered a
a verdict of guilty of murder in the
first degree.
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Ladies need never suffer from pimples or
Other eruptions. Mansfield 4 lIigbee have the
well known Southern practitioner, DR.. Samnel
G.lbert's letter Ointment, which quickly re-
moves all such hlemishes.
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nat Ell Is asa ~ asaiaslaA BE- :
49, ssas sai ieiat y ffisa ffl 3 ass
ains sai bufs ~ fs fss hsss e. ais
= ffsfFfsi via ias a'aesi liie 1aI . ~
Nis5ft
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L~fIHTngbf
Going 10 Memphis

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VI eass
H Hf sf f
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B. L. Hurt, Sac'y.

Mansfield h HIgbee's Extract Of sarsaparilia
and Iodide of Potash is a thing that should be
in every house. 1t cures rheL manc aiieclons,
neuralgia, boils and eruptions, mercurial dis-
eases. and all diseases arising FROM impurities
ofthe blood.
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pliers FLYER Cordial Is entirely harmless
entirely vegetable in its composition
ercury o. mineral poison in 1t to destroy.
institution
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The Carnival in WashingtOn-.-Con-
gress on q Bender.

From the Memphis Appeal, 22d.
The festivities Of the carnival
closed this afternoon with a tourna-
ment and procession of maskers in
all kinds of ridiculous costumes
The first woman President of the
United States and the capital move
ment were among the novel features.
The diversions were witnessed by
many thousand spectators, and were
considered as compensation for the
partial disappointment yesterday
Both houses of Congress adjourned
in time to enable the members to see
tho maskers this afternoon.
Another general illumination on
Pennsylvania Avenue, and also a
p~yrotechnic display of two halls,
viii take place tonight, one in the
Masonic Temple, and the other at
the National Theater. The latter
will be a masquerade.
The following telegram was re-
ceiyed this afternoon from Halifax,
N. S. dated the 21st, and addressed
to Mr.. Davis, Assistant Secretary
of State
"I'he British ship Zoe, from Bos-
ton, bound for France with provis-
ions contributed by American citi-
zens was wrecked last night on Bell
Rock near Halifax. The vessel and
cargo reported a total loss.
Signed M. M. jackson,
U. s. Consul.
The Republican members elected
to the Forty-Second Congress have
been requested to 'meet.in caucus in
the Hall of Representatives on the
End, OF March. The object is to
select candidates for officers in the
House.
Fluid extracts of Buchu are common enough
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i1'' "hicn rs suafan'eeu ior s'fenga''
When you see a beautiful head Of hair, you
may be assured the owner of it knows the use
of the Louisiana Hreole Hair r%estorer. The
most fashionable ladias of the South always
use it.
Bakel Baka Bakel
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The Dniisd siaiss iioiel louisville Ken.
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loraial.
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T~allabatchie River is overaowiBg
its banks.
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Fruit trees. Every variety, B. l.
Depot Agent,
Batesville Mississippi.
mia 11th
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