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, 1875-10-19
THE NEW ROUTE 10 NEW YORK,

Another evidence TINT small thing in
itself may lead 10 quick results il furnished
hy tho formation Of a new, direct railroad
connection between Now York and Chicago
by the juncturo Of tho baltimore T. Olio mud
the Eric Railroads. This hns como about ~
the result Of quarrel over two afoepiug-car
lines, tho PULLMAN and tho WAGNER. Mr..
pU1LMAS's contract with tho VANDERBILT
lines expires the first OF next month, hnl n
short ti1no ago ho wns notified that 1t would
not DO renewed. Mr. PULLMAN llas been un-
ablo to make my terms whatoyor with tho
Vanderbilt interest, which even refused to
hug tho elegant cars TINT havo been running
on the road Mt any valuation. Tho secret OF
this determination is understood 10 DO 31r.
VASpEnp1LT's large privato interest In tho
WAGNER slceping-cars. In loforonce to this
interest ho docs not hesitate to sacri-
t!ce tho comfort Of tho travelling
public nor tho profit Of tho stockholders
in tho various roads which lo controls. Tho
exclusion Of tho PULLMAN cars from the Now
York Centrnl naturally carried with it tho
Michigan Southern, tho control Of which is
identical with tho New York Central, and
which has been tho main Western tondor Of
sno i"',er' nteal~nn., '1.: sAaoshl'nIr haa
sec.Ee' eol.fo1 ., tne "'eh'san oen.1a'
through business to the Eric Toad, and tho
PULLMAN cars woro likowiso ordered of thia
.ol.4" ~ WIS 'no i"'t't 'ho'o 'nas 1ea 'ae
rsio ,sos'a ~ eeeA = ao" ou''es 10 tao "es'
a'lo luz PULLMAN eo'nl'any nc" ro"to 10
the East. Both these projects laro succeed
~ W 'ne JOINING ., toe on,caso orahen o.
.ne oa'.l'nofo a. on'o Noaa VIII tho Ef1o
!'oao' hy 'a's affanEotnent alr' Vanderbilt
10 cotAton'ea Will 1ot.n'aAp'o eo"o'na.loh
N aAesaf8' 'E"arr and oAhsEFI, ana 1lr.
Io1IaAa may SUI oasp"so WIN WAGNER the
1.asteln '1aFe' nna upon equal ground
iu' no" toao 70 sne East WIZ W n opef"-
tioh ~ ,he ISL OF next month. 1t runs ofcr
tne out'tnoto y onlo trac& rs las as saelpy
neat 1s Aansne1a' -. moro tho Enc TOAD taxes
t"e through BUSINESS tro'en'' and passengose'
runs II 70 o'eVe'"na' taeheo oVof tne Atiantlo
e'1eat "ossosl. lopesaloa " Tue Er'e) TO
'AA'ni1aea, auo tto,a os1aaaancH' on the Giae
piopes' ~ ~" iosA. ims arrangement Will
,ntot''60 IL no "iso Win 1ho nMi."oso
.s oaeAnsas sena y ~ n.as'o,o q ono l :
n"e ~" ~" to'A Pai 1nef "nose ~ iof1nef-
y naa New iosh eompet'1of. lne new
ll1ie Gun bcaece!Y la. -, 70 pecomo popular as Q
r.'1eAeoa ,oaso wan sAe 1oaiAAS eA1s
~, .nsousn ",tnout eu"usa' S,.oo'a so"a' ano
~ aanltno'1 'nanasetnsnt 1ao. nus a"aSs
enaineo.1een sseiS ioo un',et 'ne 'on11o1 o1
80 s, 4'a1s A.',.l ~, ou'o Poop'e' 'ue 8ei'.
, 1875-10-19

They ass not yss aons nominating Presidential
tickets for 1878 in Ohio, The lsts4s bsing HAMS
tor pstsidsus Aud Woopsosp Tor Yias-PK4sidsat.
Ths Qiaa!hnAA Qennsrstai howsyes, thiak4
, 1875-10-19
Gl)e CbltaDp Griba,le.
Tuesday Morning, October 10, 1875.

Grcenbacks at The New York Gold Ex-
change yestorlay closed at 8i1, the lowest
price OF the day.
, 1875-10-19

Evosy man who travels, snd enjoys cornfort-
able a'eep whlie 30 doing. and evsrv Wsstesn
man vito whtohes tho Arbitrary encroacbmants
OF EaH'e'n avar'co upon the indihtry and entor-
pttao OF tie West. Ia now AttenttvelY sneculattnE
upon tho result OF tho contest besweon old alf.
VANDERBILT, Of New York, hrtl Mf. PULLMAN, Of
thscaRo. Tbs truth Of this entlro aaar ID found.
20 IN s''o tAct that tile nautical and naughty VAN
nfaniiT own' about three'fouFshs OF tho WAC
sEh eioop1ns~cara. And tho ANIMAL stponu
"a'et! tae efefesssa VhHpE"attS has oeeh an'o
70 Rooolo from tho WAGNER ears On s'e S"w
aofh eenHsl x hudson lslsor ha'lroaua aoho
i,aa paen eetln'"tod A. from au9.oto 10 o'9oo'
1as Inc cohmodofo' being 10 stralsehod elfehn-
etanees ~ plotted aud schon'ed TO acquire moro
track Tor hsa aomnoent wagons to skim. Tho
Michgan Central ~Es an objective line, and Tor
RUG eoatso! sAofeof 4AspxHntt.f yoa'ned with
shat intense dessrc which can only be or
pcrsonced bY aVarlclons son!'ity fornos
associate OF Mr. VASnEan1t-r, pohsiblY stook-
, 1875-10-19

II that Chtctg,a later examrle In sensIh1e oonarucnn
s'n!; ho follow rnher than her ns'os ssAmp!s III
nakng TINT whulcsAe rebuilding nccessary.
, 1875-10-19


ATTENTION, alH KS1niITa l--state1 cone1ave NJ
Ano!o CnInssnd'ry, No. H. r. this tlertlar' evc-
nin4 ht IN o'clock, Al tho Asylnn, u honrnt-at.
atni work on X. T. t)tdtr. Waiting Fir Knights cour-
teoueiy Iusi,cd. py order n lhe T. g
u. u. ". l.NCEE, Recorder.
tTAEBOR LDp1E No. III, 4. F. h A. M.-Thero
will rnlIic t..!leatInn " lin hA And !uataftnou
ot tito oirtra sf HarLur Lodge, At Shtth Chicago,
"Wednesday evening. nat. ~ to which brethren and
tloir fricn.la arc !ns4trd. 1}y Of the ". u.
7. sutiLuNn, Secretary.
=--------------
ADJUSTMENTS,
krcvfCFENtS TfIEATHE1~~afadssnn ptrcct. between
Dearborn rnl Hhte. EnxaG.tncn, Of John Mccullough,
:" Jack ca,!e."
WOODS slUsErlFt-Monroo rtreet, hetween Doar-
born aud Slate. Afternoon, "Aurpfa Fiuyd.n Even-
Ing, n JfanRctuls 0amo."
ADELPItt TttEAT1tl.--1snarborn street, corner
Monroe. Variety performance.
11nOLEY'g TtfEATEE-nantlaph street, bttween
Clark anil IASaic. Engagement If tho California
atlnsttcls.
ACADEMY OF MUsrC-Ilsls.cd ft.ctf. between
Madaon end Monroe. Engagement Of frank Mayo.
u Davy Crockett"
Epn1SGER'a GREAT Eff0W-Corncr NtsdIaon and
Ehzaurth strset3. AfterEnoil aid eytntng.
I1SloS PARK cDS{lEEaAT.oSAI4 CHERc.l-
1artMrc hy DAuirl Uuushcsty. Snbjccs: American
1'O1ittcA."
, 1875-10-19

Iudge TAFT bcttcr for tho first p.ace on IL,
ttcket. In wlllch opinion. atthuRo to say, De.c,n
1l1cHann SMlTm of tho H1.ette concurs irr
ARD, who Is an excellent judge Of men. .,r,
HAYES means wall, but there Isn't vefs mu2L ~
him, aud he lacks +dcciat'n OF character"
, 1875-10-19

Several rsteronces have boen made to fraulu-
&<svo,tnR in pe7yaburg, Q. Tho last dispatches
ssate that tho Board Of Causassers have reteotod
tho Whole voto cast by that town. 1t seems that
There Was = county"aeat question involved. A
vote Was taken to romoTe the county seat from
Pcrrysburg, located IN QUE corner Of the county,
to ita geographical centre. The Pefrysburgera
naturally objecscd, and with this reanls;
Afaanst removal. ..............s,nt
-
For Atien Dsm.> for Governor l,s3u
For HaJnt tsep.} for Governor
Total for Governor ,o3e
Tue highest vote over previously cast was In
1879, At tho November election, for president:
aAfes .3G6
100
Tho highest vote ever polled before in the
County Of Wood including -Perrysourg, wks for
President In 1872. viz:
s.......l, ,s9o
$50
Majority for HfEnt. Ent......................t,0o t,0o8
Population III The Town OF Ferrysburg by
consus Of 1870 WA 1886. The PerysburRe1
u,nst have ta1an ieBBon from ths Chicago ballot
box atu1ora, but tho work waa dana In 4o bupg-
ling manner that they got caught at 1t.
, 1875-10-19

ACADEMY OF stUs1C-llsla.cd ftrctf. between
Madison end Monroe. Engagement Of frank A1ayo.
" Uavy CEackett.r
, 1875-10-19

UNION rARK coSuEEaAT1oSAIs CHURCH,
Leisure l1y DAuirl Duushcsty. Subject: American
l'olitica.+
, 1875-10-19

11nOLEYl Observation-Disclosures street. between
Clark an1 IASa,ic. Engagement of tho California
, 1875-10-19

ADELPIt1 T1tEATHl.--1saarborn street, corner
Mouroe. Variety performance.
, 1875-10-19
: -.
ADJUSTMENTS,

MtvfCKEN'9 TfIEATitEr--afadssnr etrcct, between
Dearborn r1l Hh,te. EDEaGsncn, Of John Mccullough.
Lick {tntte.H
, 1875-10-19

wore ole9ef!y Qohe, Out tua3 "etS t.,.Ak
tu4smuoh u shey did not o1olain. Tor sno
OF the ignorant sud tho unwssy. tnas &as A'''''
Of dscllnAsion we're supposft!ttous.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. o.s
Palnsr HoAas-lIsu lltnsd!'l spd x!e' ,ohn j,
Rapids Lawia Monds1ohu. Nav aofA q, nult
Wht4, Hastings, Ninn.: Trus =. HaItH* n.n. o.. Tsto
George ". Wood, Qal1cyi James =. .tn ns.I II, g.; p.
1aata Te1.: rheodoes N, Vail. HasanR.on .,hs7 Esa
r, Ferry, Now Orleana; il. at1fkHFr ~, Frd u.
Frxnelsco Inomas ". u. of.hane. CssGs Gsn,irsn,la;
pAw4!n. >. urana Paetfe-v. Hlctoat ofT1.FIfoFd !;
II. A. Hukt. Mar4ustts; E. L.. dooahsot tn.hs: ~ u.
Marion d sud Dyfnn H. Lee. o1' iuIa d.
Faber aul u. McDuItlngaF, ualttnoas1e' a1 asrscuse;
Scott, st. Louis, 1sorKa Rsrnea Aoa ~H9; 9;.ny;ls: T.
+, d, CaIle Rock Ialand; j. g. Englso ~. Moast
j. Hcott, ]. H. Windsor, and u: + Hanas - - vail: O.
49,, Ifstneet Hau4s-Kubest y. ptoEa' ne.ton ~ John
M. Tucker. Michigan CAatrsl iairpAd. nrs.tot Ya-
S4uds.s, Lonaol, and Edward Wo!asfsi nj &. ".
gland; 4. aud ii. J. Eari, Lsfsysus, IN r. Il,
tlisbsr, C4ssopoll4; E. r. Ly11.A u. ~ N,Y Yo1t:
d. Ii. Tucker aud wtfn, Aoasaa Nj: :: w. III, !
Toua]-Mej, z. Z. Tsylort upu4, Ia, II.
IN Hon. i, 8. Col~elt. New York re ng D. ".
Wpnu, CINCINNATI; WAtatn @. Writ EmtsoutsH rsuI i;
Htchooca. Nsr OIIssns; WILLIAM Ws!Ace1 1taoi. ~ Nv
Jemes George, BoollAadi y. ]. " sstIs, sou.
Hsmnahirp; d. Y. Il. Fond. Boston; u; II; nus,!va.
netrnit; !. il. Fstsons, cls*ciand; = =. nsy1,
Miwaufx$. q, GardnAr Aea:s-oa@4nMa M u n.yts "a
Neeush. VII, +. Yasu1y Aetalay t1d n, 2; h
Hl1 N.w Yaxxt 4 asxsnsF, .ala hsAnssds "a IL. y
E;ss: As-el II; s;,x / !. .,sa a's:;sSs1n W.
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Brother w. w. Lang, master o.
the Texas State Grange, is spoken Of
as likely to be the next Democratic
governor of Texas.
We will soon have the secretary's
Office at Louisville. KY. the execu>
tive COMMITTEES having decided TO To-
cate the headquarters there:
The Patrons of Rutherford county.
North Carolina, have organized a
stock company for the purpose of
manufacturing leather.
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STAR OFFICE.
A J. Il.

Nv u X s A J. f.
A tractof lad ipa village w Perry county
embracing IS town luts. twelve " which are
Inv cultivation on n beautiful Spring branch, The
banks Of which are wooded.
On The tract ifH frame dwelling house ~ iouf
rooms with verauduh IN front and rear. alog
Kitchen aud amokehouse, crib aud stable. If
more land il desired. n can be prucsred, adipin-
ing. mt n triHiug cost. There is Il fcuppernong
VINEYARD and other grapes, and apple, peach
pear, ounce and hR trees on the place. The
ward il densely shaded with evergreen trees.
The purest aud best water, Tho lealth of the
village is Internationally good. II u physiotan
were 10 get This place he would have the SOLE prac-
tiee for fifteen miles. For sale i9v dorH %forcish,
Also 800 nci es, good bottom land with log
house on pine homestead cheap, part on time.
also $50 acres rich bottom land. part in cult
walton, 40 bushels Of corn 70 acre, cheap, part on
time. An in Perry County Mississippi.
For further particulars apply to -
augl-tf STAR OFFlCF'
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o4O A CRES o n d
on Pearl River for sale, 3 miles from Pearling
ton, about oue-third is pincy woods, high dry
and rolling with fine springs Of water, a portion
is swamp land, rich, and suitable for tiliage, The
whole is heavily timbered with pine. oak. cyp-
ress, ash, maple &c. Only about II acres have
heen cleared and cultivated. This land is ofer-
ed pery cheap for cash. For further e, ti]eniars,
inquire of STAR offleI'
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How He Cor THB SALOON KEEPER.
"A Front street saloon keeper is a
great historical scholar, and will ar
que for hours on the issues, events and
men Of past celebrity. Old maj Pres.
ton was aware OF this, and he drop
ped into the place n warm day last
week and said: BY crickey, Jim, but
this is warml | haven't been so warm
since old Gen. Cass was President Of
the United States What said jim,
Gen. Cass never was President of
the United States why, yes he
was replied Preston, with well feign'
cd establishment. I'll bet you the
drinks for the house he wasn't said
the excited proprietor. Dome an
swered the old man, and he drew
forth his pocket-book, unfolded a page
of the Congressional Globe of 1S48
and proceeded to read that President
TAYLOR having died on Saturday, and
Vice. President Fillmore not being al
Washington, the President of the
Senate, General Cass. became Presi'
dent OF the United States until the
following Monday pending Filmore's
Inauguration. When the old mar
lad finished reading be looked around
and said: Come up, boys. A little
stough.on in mine, Jim. Must excuse
ignorance, you know Then he ram
bled out, while Jim rammed the bot
ties back on the shelf, soused the tum'
blers in the rinse, and as he wiped up
the counter remarked: I've seen o
good many mean men in my time, but
for a ~frstsclass, star beat old Preston
can take the m~ouey.-Marquettt
Mining Journal.
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Nj The chapel and they wero mahy.
those scenes we're exceedingly curious
md sometimes absurdly ladicfous.
Bot that was Mr i~iandolpb's way.
It's said that on one cold Sunday
10 this chapel on Mr.. Randolpb's plan
t%ation. while giving out tho hymn IN
IN the old fashioned way, two lines at O
time, md II was being lustily sung
by the negroes. Mr.. Clopton, The
preacher, observed n negro man put
his loot upon which was q new bro
gran, on the hot stove. Turning TO-
ward him he said in bis measured
voice, you rascal you, you'll burn your
shoe;' as this was q rhyme Of the OK
net metre Of the hymn, the negroes all
sung it in their loudest tones. Smil'
Ing OF the error, the preacher attempt
cd mildly TO to explain BY saying: my
colored friends, indeed you are wrong;
] didn't intend that for the song but
there it was again, another rhyme il
good measure, 20 the negroes sung
that too with pious fervor. Turning
TO his congregation, the preacher said
somewhat sharply, i hope you will
not sin again, until / have time 10 ex.
plain but this only aroused tie ne
groes. who sang the last word will
increased vigor, Mr.. Clopton feel
ing that his tongue seemed 10 bt
tuned TO rhyme, abandoned all efforts
at explanation, and went on with hi:
services.
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II F $
land, IS of which under fence. 10 acres
cleared, Good Dwelling (framel house, with
4 rooms, verandah on 3 sides. all necessary out
buildings an orchard Of 100 peach, apple aud
pear trees, and a variety of other fruit, a large
senppeInong boz, well of fine water, an eX-
eelIent garden spot near a church and flourish
ing Academy in an active business rlace and
desirable neighborhood. At Moss Point, four
miles from East Pascagoula Depot.
Inquire of STAR OFFICE
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NOT ICE.
To II avelers and Citizens of

q ana CltlZcnS OF
Moss Point and Scranton,
I have this day sold all interest in my Hack
Line from Scranton TO Moss Point to NJ, A
Dees, and hereby recommend Mr.. Does to all my
patrons and the public generally.
f, T. ROGERS.
Moss PolNT, Miss July 18th. 1875.
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An UgfaGiRg Reme9y FIR
COUGHS COLDS, HOARSENESSi
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. INFEIENXN.
SORENESS of the THROAT, CHEST
ana LUNGS. and all Di.eases leading to
CONSUMPTION.
It win not make new lungs, but It VIII pre-
vent The disease from spreading througnont lhe
whole substance of the Iungs, therefore iacllia-
ting recovery
1t is prepared from Vegetable Extracts ava
Banks. OF wonderful healing properties, andihls
Balsam is higsly recommended by physiclahN
clergvmen and others. testimonials from whom
| can furnish without ruInher.
The children like it and theyten
it. cures their colds and makes them weHi
And mothers seek the store 10 try ~
With hundreds who desire TO buy It.
Don't fail to try it. 1t is pleasant to take
See that the name OF +. w. kinsman is blown III
the hottie.
fJY-Samrle Bottle and Circular Free.-6s
w. s~kENanAN, PBct'S.
Water Street. .AihusfA mAiNt
Prices 50 and IS Gents. Largest Bottles cheap
est.
5000 for Il better article.
SIO,O0n fot - case it will not cure.
FOP SALE BYALL DRUGGISTS
3l-lyeow
pG-For Sale by DIR. Moore. Scranton.
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ALAsKA.-The vast territory which
we not long since acquired from RUS
STA, bids fair, from all indications, to
become the great mining region OF
the future. Though its mountains of
precious metals extend into the Arctic
regions, underground mining o as
we'll be CARED on in an Arctic winter
as in summer.
1t has a great river, the Yukon,
nearly as large as the Mississippi,
which would afford summer naviga-
ton far into the interior.
Mr.. Sumner, we believe. had the
naming of this territory, and he abre-
waited it from the poet CampbelFs
celebrated line, which Campbell con
ceiyed was the most beautiful line he
evcr wrote. P%icturing the power
and pleasures of Hope to the sailors,
he Gays:
'Cold on his midnight watch the hreezes blow
From wastes that slumber in eternal snow.
And waf across the waves trnnltuoue roar
Tie ssolfs long kori from Oonaiaska's shorf-
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The Indianapolis News has found
out how the sex Of that man 10 Europe
who vent abont ia womens clothes
was discovered. He inadvertently
said thank yoB.' when a gentleman
gaze mp his scat in a street car.
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Nearly 1000 now in use. working under
heads varying from 2 to $40 feetl
"a sizee, from 81 to 90 inches.
The most powerful Wheel IN the Market,
And most economical in use of Water.
I p-ge ILLUSTRATED Pamphlet cent post Tree.
MANUFACTURERS, ALSO, OF
Portable and Stationary Steam E1giDes
and Boilers. Babcack & Wilcox Patent
Tubuions Boiler, Ebaugh's Crusher for
Minerals. Saw and Grist Mills, FIGURING
Mill Machinery, Machinery for White
Lead Works and Old Mills. Shafting
Palleys and Hangers
SEND FOR cERCUfAxs-
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be would soga fselYm 10 thls aas
count DO mmu11iaf ~ mtleil aii
was deferred we1y.iogr hoafs whom
~. Joio Wa called from Elizabeth
town. two miles distant. ne Instant
" begin heroic treatment, aided NY
| Dr. Cameron nhI seemed ai one time
che next dog 10 30 succeeding. TIC
patient converted imporioctly w 70.
gard 10 domestic matters, and I'D
not seem conscious oi bic approaching
/ dissolution; bot bic case was beyond
tho skili Of physicians, aad az 7 o'cloc~
last night he became unconscious. Mrs.
Patterson and Andrew johnson, Jr.,
arrived an hour later with two phyai~
clans from Grccnville, Drs. Brey and
Taylor. but he did not recognize any
Of them. and after seven hours and q
half Of Inconsistencies, he peacefully
breathed his last, surrounded by his
wife and children and all bis grand
children, except a son and daughter
OF ex-senator Patterson. The body
will be brought here to morrow
morning, and be buried with Masons
ic honors on Tuesday.
Knoxville has requested the honor
OF burying the illustrious dead, but
the family are unwilling that the re-
mains should be removed from his
home to any place, unless. possibly, to
the capitol Of the State he so long
and faithfully served. Extensive prep.
arations are accordingly being made
by various civic and military organs
cations 10 attend the funeral here,
where they will be joined by citizens
of this and neighboring counties.
Washington, August 1.-The fol-
lowing Executive order has been
issued /:
Washington, D. c., July 3l.-lt
becomes tie painful duty of the Pres
ident to nnounce to the people of the
United States the death of Andrew
johnson, the last survivor of his hon.
ored predecessors, which occurred in
Carter county, East Tennessee, at an
early hour this morning. The solem-
nifty of the occasion which called him
to the Presidency, with the varied
nature and length of his public SER
vice, will cause him to be long remem-
bered, and occasion mourning for the
death of a distinguished public SER
want. AS a mark of respect for the
memory of deceased, it is ordered that
the Executive mansion and the sever
al Departments OF the Government at
Washington be draped in mourning
until the close Of the day designated
for bis funeral, and that all public
business be suspended on that day. 1t
} is further ordered that the War and
Navy Departments cause suitable
!, honors 10 be paid on the occasion to
] the memory OF the iliustrious dead.
U. S. GRANT.
By the President
JOHN L. CADwALADER,
Acting Secretary OF State.
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VALUABLE DAY ST. LOUIS PROPERTY
EnR SALE.

FOR SALE.
One of the most elegant, comfortable and
attractive la es on the Sea Coast of Mississippi
is offered at Il price far hollow its value and on
very easy terms. The House is 5bxfO feet, two
stories, with large dormer windows, eleken
rooms. aud a wide hail with folding doors. The
grounds are handsomely adorned with orudlhen-
tai trees. Eight acres inth. lot;all rich hammock
land, very productive, under good fence, and
with $40 feet front on the open sea a high, dry
and beautiful situation, four miles from the
railroad bridge at Bay st. Louis, with 4 superb
she'll road the entire distance along the beach.
One half mile back of it is a railroad station, to
which there is a good road. The kitchen and
stable are new. The price and terms are ex-
ceedinely low and tair for this really elegant and
attractive place. Further particulars will be
furnished upon application to the
STAR OFFICE.
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TO THE
and Debtiftn'e"
OF Both Sexes
THE

No Charge for Adrsee and
DIR. J. B. DYoTr. graduate Of Jene
Medical College. Philadelphia, su'non
several valuable works, csn be con'n
on all diseases of the sexual or ur'n'
Organs, (which he has made an sspe..
study) either in male or female no
from what cause originating or OF 0 io.s
standing. A practice of 80 years snsns..
him to treat diseases 9Th sac,sss-
guaranteed. Charges reasonable me-
at q distance can forward letter dess1'o
symptoms and enclosing stamp 70 pref''
postage.
send for the 'cnide to Heaiih. Price 1ce-
J-D DYo1T, ND Wy
Physician and surgeon, io4 Drsnee'
mh2s-1y
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] havethis dav bought of Mr. f. T. Rogers his
Hack Line from Scranton to Moss Point. aud
will be glad to receive all the patronage of those
who have occasion to go or send between Moss
Point and Scranton.
The fare will remain at the low price of fifty
cents. M. A. DEES.
SCRANTON, Miss, July 18th, 1875.