The weekly Panola star. [volume], January 14, 1871, Image 3

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'tm w aA tn," M Mi,,, KMif who
Ming Knglik r.n.lf Ilium.
Tl Canton Cilixon jn : On
t f ntrI rotd tlic down piinonjfir
1 train due Thumhj tlio !th
Intt ran off tlie irai k n 'few milos
Wlow (ircnadii. So !ive iot.
The nplnecr and hrcman wore
lightly injured.
Brttt lkkl Battel
la lb frarrr that till errj rria.
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la to hill UmI frrli m rold u rain
f fatr
Ttxai Toaie, nor U trouMfd again.
A Indian was run over by the
! tod killed at Brandon recently.
riaU Mtracta e Bneaaara tommon taongh
t a para artlrlt ii araro. Coraparfjftn if
rttllen with M.n.fiHH c llijfhce'n preiiara
tioa, a-hich il uarantnd for itrang-tli.
Oen. E. Stafford mustered the
Tolumbua Riflemen," State Militia,
into Hw Berriv-'c not long ago.
Brainr'iI.iTerConlml i entirely harmlen!!,
Wing entirely TeRetaMc in iu composition.
So aiPivarfw-BiinrTal paison in it to destroy,
the constitution
Tl. n .l o . t.
aiis vijv,u ojinngs Herald
comes to us enlarged to an eight
page paper. "We wish you much
i ancccss. .
i , MnfirUHiirl,ee'iEitractof5rMi.rin.
d Wide n I'otash is a tiling tlt should be
in eterrlion. It cures rlicumntic aflections
neuralgia, aoilt and eruptions, itrrrnriai di
eai, nd ll diseases arising trim impurities
ei( the Moot
Chancery Court adjourned on
Monday last,
When rou ice a lwiuiliful hcndofliair, you
my be assured Hie owner of it knows the me
, aflhe Uninimm Hreole Hair n lorer The
aio.t fisliion.ible ludias of the South always
se It. . J
This has been a very dull week in
the railroad t.nvtw in this county,
nd very little cotton has been
brought in.
Ulies need arvor sufTir Tioin piniiiles or'
'rpton. Mansfield Iliub,. lnTC tl.o
well known Snntlicrn practitioner, Dr. Samuel
fl.lWrl'i Teller Ointment, which quickly re
aiorts U tuch lilemishc.
' K. Spoars, has retired from
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..ivuiiui iicjmriuicur. ot t tie
Vicksbnrg Herald, nnd Gen, W. II.
McCnrdlc, has taken his place.
The United States Hoiil, Louisville, Ky
Bias a wall deserted popularity.
' State Fkm.ue Coli.kok, Mem
phis, Tens. We arc informed by!
pur esteemed friend, Dr. C. Collin';,
president of the above justly rjonu-
, Jar female school, that the spring
session will open on the 23d day of
January, 1871. The number' of
whollars during the present fall ses
sion, iu regular attendance, has been
very large, and the school was never
under more favorablo auspices than
at the present time, and stands un
rivaled in the South.
ft Weed ii F. F."( Family Favorite,), Sew
lf Machina Is tha best.
Attention !
Tarties indebted to me for bhtck
mithi'ng and wood work will please
eall and settle at once as I have dis
. continued tho business and must
, settle up my books of account in a
very short time.
If this notice Is not heeded I will
try a summons.
. John M. Sdclf,
Panola, Miss., Dec 31, 1870-2v
on't sail to call for M;insfiel(l k Higbc"'
Karsiparilla nnd Iodide of Potash, for it is gen-
; ud pura. All druggists bore it fur ..lie.
f V.i preprrtd with the utmost enre and in full
e report of the Mississippi k
Tennessee smash up, was incorrect
as published last week in seating
that Billy White, the agent for
deck's Omnibus line was so badly
burned as to have both of his hands
amputated and one of his eyes bur
ned out. ' ' He was severely burnt,
it b was not injured so bad as to
require amputation of the haud-s or
i suffered the lose of one of his eyes
a reported, but ,is doing very well
(nnd his injuries will prove light.
f'.lTh ollieeri and the emplyeea .of
this road are exonerated from all
blamo for the accident as it was un
avoidable and unforeseen and be-
, yond human foresight to prevent.
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Iltpojill,e rhal" there Ilvef a tnaa wtio
"ouldiet hliwifeorcbiHmnpnh day after
Wns the effects of ch lis and fas era, wlian
S''"j!le doiar, perhaps, w ill restore llieui to
''VUt.trtalih, b getting Teiai Tonic ywp.
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Mr. Wrncf f lnfiMit, Mmm,
t'jrfnUff, Cimmr)-rr anil Mhhmic
Mr. I!i!iin,, I limrtimii, Slrr
Mil. .. CiiMwHt, MilUnf. . .. )'
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Mr. 'rr, flmirmnn, Mi-r.
1 l'.,.!!,ir,1 III,,., ni. Williuin nml
llUlf Wnrk.
Mr. Morgan, Chaiitnan, M,.ir..
IVntictt, I.yles, Johnsoti nml My
gat, l'l-iiil'ui'j.
Mr. Bennett, Chiiirntnn. Mensrs.
Paine, feal, Leaclitnnn and Abbott.
lifMU and Fm whim oher Ihttn
ilu niiipul.
Mr. Powd, Chairman, Mews.
Sullivan, (iurtimin, Gray and
Wattx.
Clnimn.
Mr. Tucker, Chairman, Messrs.
Warner, Hardy, Gnrtman and
Stone.
Mffifttt.
Mr. Smith, 'Jhai.man, Messrs.
Little, Lyles, Stringer, nml Mor
gan. Federal Relations.
Mr. Gleed, Chaiman, Messrs.
Taine, Stricklin, Leauhman, and
Caldwell.
Count ion and County Bonndiiriex.
Mr. Johnson, Chairman, Messrs.
Littlo, Millsaps, Williams and Hush
ing. Immigration.
Mr. Stringer, Chairman, Messrs.
Pierce, Castle, Paine, and Warner.
llegidraiion and FAection.
Mr. Mygatt, Chairman, Messrs.
Morgan and Watts.
Unfinixhed Btixinex.
Mr. Duncan, Chairman, Messrs.
Bennett, and Millsaps.
Banks and Banking.
Mr. Sullivan, Chairman, Messrs.
Hardy and Caldwell.
Contingent F.xpenxcx.
Mr. Ballard, Chairman, Messrs.
Castle and Gray.
Venilentiarij and Prison .
Mr. Miles, Chairman, Messrs,
Smith and Johnson.
Home and Benevolent Trntlituhnn.
Mr. Little, Chaiman. Messrs.
Dowd, and Lyles.
Public Latulx.
Mr. Seal, Chairman, Mcssn.
Rushing and Mygatt,
Corporation.
Mr. Abbott, Chairman, Messrs.
Ballard and Duncan.
JOINT COMMITTEES
Executive Contingent FumT.
Mr. Gray, Chairman, Messrs.
Packer nnd Miles.
State Library.
Mr. Stone, Chairman, Messis
Gleed, and Abbott.
Enrolled Bilk.
Mr. Leachman Chairman, Mjssrs.
Pierce and Seal.
S Viiivemty.
Mr. Gf.rtman, ChairniSn, Messrs.
Gibbs, and Stricklin.
State Lunatic Assjlum.
The following extract, beautiful
in its rhetoric and sensablc in its
ideas, is extracted from the special
report of the Superintendent of the
State Lunatic Assylum. . Its ideas
are worthy oLcflection and commen
dation :
It is regarded as1 a disgrace, a
stigma upon the family, should it bo
known that a member of it bad ever
become insane. The unfortunate
one is sacrifised to save the reputa
tion of the others for insanity If
common itistice and humanity docs
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IIUl, UUU1IIIUII 7CUOS3 Diiwumj vmv. vv
world that the brain is but an organ
of the body like the liver, tho kid
' neys.tho spleen, the heart, and like
them, is liable to disease. Why
should we not now and then permit
the brain, the great nerve center of
man, to become sick, without, attri
buting its ailment to an inherent and j
transmissible defect in its organizn-!
tion ? Tho brain is the great wrk-
house of the ever-busy mind, with
its million shops, its immense foun
dry forging thunder-bolts of thought
to strike the worlds aw;c, its mighty
engine driving the wheelcg of ambi
tion, its almost fathomless crucible,
melting down nnd refining, and its
great anvi'a and ponderou ham
morsjieatiug Into form the crude
mateiials furnished by the sense, its
laboratory, where chrytal gems are
shapod nnd polished, and its finer
loom? weavliig jnto (alley's web the
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iiiniiinr, nii.i f.inriiiiii hi .,n.'f
flinrilllir, tin' fcliil lif lnvo'i OWH
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Iliniril liimc Upon 1 lie
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prairie,
gafherii'ir force n it awrrpa the
plain, strike n Mow at the 'oret
uprooting nnd laving hov it gimtt
monarch : Jmw like the ivift zephyr,
kisaing sofllv tho cheek ol beatitv.
Though sleep may draw ts drowsy
curtains down noon the senses, nml
close them lip, yet the brain will,
wander through the night, struggling
in the pelting storm, or roaming
Elyaian fields in happy dreams. So
utrong iu its power, nnd with.tll so
delicate in its structure so labo
rious and so active is it any wonder
that now and then, toil-worn nnd
weary, it should become faint, weal,
andshk! It is strange that this
wonderful machinery shohl some
times get in disorder ? U-it re
membered, then, that the brain is
the organ of the nnnd, that like any
other part of the human anatomy,
it may, and does become diseased ;
ami like other organs, may and can
be cured.
The United States llot.l, Louisville Ken
tucky, h s been throughly refitted nud refur
nished. Builders and contractors nree.--pocinliy
invited to" examine the ttnc
stock ot bliuds,doors, sash,and glass,
that are to be found nt C. Quacken
bush, 341 second street, next doorto
tho post office Memphis, Tenn. He
defies competition in his line and
will sell cheaper than the next man.
Trv him once at least.
F'om The Holly Springs Reporter.
jo of Prostituting the Par
dotting Powcri
Ciiar
A person has made a statement to
us ot this occurrence in Coahoma
county, nnd we desire to know if the
matter actually occurred?
Several years ago, Mr. John Jones
of Jonestown, Coahoma county,kill
cd a Mr. Allen, and was indicted for
murder bv the grand jury of that
county. lie employed Gen. Alcorn
then practicing law at Friars Point,
to defend him. Out) trial wm had,
in which the evidence showed the
killiiii' to have been cold-blooded
and unprovoked. Tho jury stood
eleven for guilty of murder, one a
gainst. A short time ago, when General,
now Governor Alcorn, was nt his
home iu Friar's Point, the case again
came up. It is said Gov. A. went
there to attend the trial. Jones plead
guilty of murder, and executive clem
ency was extended to lnm on the spot.
GovAloorn pardoned his client whom
he could not acquit before a jury of
his countrymen.'
We also learn that it was agreed
upon between Gov. A. and Judge
Sliackleford, that Jones should be
pardoned before conviction, as it
would look better.
Did this occur? We flsk for in-
formntion. If it did not. and u Gov.
A. did not receive, as is reported, the
Jonestown plantation, valued at $75
000, on condition that he cleared
ilones, the matter should bo contra
dicted, as it is currently reported anil
believed.
The t'nited Slates ILitcl Luui.-ville Ken
tucky, is ,01031 centrally and coneenicnlly
lo.uled.
Spread the Truth.
Rome medical men insist that is undignifiilt
to advertise a remedy, however-valaable it may
he. Queer reasoning this. It is like saying
that nn article which the world needs should
bejliid in a corner that benefits nnd blessings,
may be too widely defused 'lint the means of
protecting and restoring health should he a
close monopoly, and not accessible to all, The
argument is bid. It is worse than that, it is
Inhuman, fa ipose Hosteller's Stomach Hit
ters in nn absolute specific for dyspepsia, h'l
liousneas, and nerveous debility had never
bocn known beyond the repertoire of the tacul
;ty, what would have lieen the consequences ?
insteid of curing and invigorating million
the good effects of tire prepetation would have
been confined to comier,ivo few. There !b
the highest authority lor saying that light
should not he hid under a liashel, that what
ever in excellent should be placed as a city
upon a hilhwbere all men can take cognixnnce
of t. It is upon this principle that Ihe Bit
ters have been advertised, ill evety newspiper
of any prominence in t e western hemisphere,
and that the s;Kintaneous testimonials in its
favor hnre been ttnualaled in all written lan
euaires. Thousands fu ioV pel feet health to'
day w ho would be languishing on bed '.rf
sickness if tho newspapers bud not spread IM
truth with regard to tins unequal Invigorant
and corrective far and wide. ' Snpiflsc profit
ha beai reaped from this publicity. Is
that any argument against it? If the public
health has been paotected, if lives havs been
saved, if the feeble has sterngtliened and the
sick restored, groat good has been accomplish
ed, and who so mean as to grodge to exertions
thus directed their lair reward T
Fine Fruit tree.
Ballard Depot Agent,
Every varljly, B. L
L'atcjville Mitsisslppi.
S-m-ja 11th'
H'AXTED.
A situation in a dry goods 6r
grocery store as clerk, satisfactory
reference given bv arldeessing It.
8. Coolcy, Panola Mississippi.
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, ,,ii s,i .lf km,witH"h . im, fr nl nf
cnS.knre t tb-ir irclicil p..p. 1.1 ir ; hut
fti,m the rem! ':tb!e rirM ,m l tl.i" luli i ,-i
and etiraurdiuaty i meti m y i.f A.lt itt Lmif
ltaUmT Ih.il we nre r mn..led l re,ir. llir
eri.lenriet of i,ur ,ie. an, I r. ,i,ft ..-n M v
tat fr r,iv'h ,ir l'.,l I. and H it My ln-lioidid
t'onsnmptii.,1, we think that prefiailun a
ife and cettain cure that is now hetitrc the
pnblie.
Fur sale by all Medical dealer.
The t'nilril Stale lli.tel. Nnivi lr, Ky.,
et a tnlile furtii-hcd with nil 'he delicacies id
I he sea, i'.
Extra Special Notice t
ewiniur c.',i'Tiiirrn I
. Smitk't Tntttr Sinifi has been rum tcrfeiud,
and tjt counterfeiter brought to t';ef.
SMITHS TOMi: SYUL'I.
The genuine article must have Dr. John
Bull s private itnmpon each bottle. Iir. John
Bcll only has the ri((ht to miinufactnre and sell
the original Jon J.Svtm'a TOXIC SYRI'l',
of Louisville, Ky. Examine well the label on
each bottle. If mr private stamp is not on the
bottle, do not purchase, or you will be deceived.
See my column advertisement, and my slii.w
card. I will prosi etife any 011 infrin'jinir on
my right. The gnttmr Smith s Tonic f- v it'll
can only bp prepared by m;clf.
The public's servant,
DR. IOI1N nt'I.L.
Lol-ivili,e, Oct. 22, lStih. j,i8-
WAIjIj I'iVl'EIl.
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PAINTER'S SI PPLY 1I01E.
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OILS, WHITE LEAD GLASS,
Vutttj, I'alttlrs' SupjtHes
ARTISTS' MATERIALS,
zl learn l.xiiertena', in Minimi
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A entt wanted t. Sell Ilu)
LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF
Gen, ll E. Lcc,
Bv Jame I). McAne, Jit., i.f Va.
The Standard Uiocranhv of the Ureal. Chief
tain. IrS populirity is utiesled by the mlc of
over ZU.mil) copies iilreailv Send tin' (.ireuhirs
Address NATIONAL 1HBL ISM I N'( J CO.,
junirt-;iiu. Memphis, Ten.
Established in X850.
PITKIN, WAIRI) & CO.,
LOUISVILLE, KV.
We have in store one of the largest slocks o
IMPLEMENTS AND SEEDS
in the Western country, which wo nro offering
low to prompt paying wrchants. Our stock
iscotnprised in part of the following.
Avery 'i Cad and Steel Plow,
Louisville Excehior Ptowx,
Brinleyi PlowHj
Eatery i Vniver.tcd Cotton Gin
Wagons, Cutting Boxes,
Corn Shelters, ,J e,, ye.
We call attention lo the New l.nu-
irrltlt yxtrfairir 1'low for which we have taken
the agency. We lielieve it is superior to any
Plow offered for sale in the South.
PITKIN, WIAP.D Co.
si i-Cm.
The Celebrated Improvfd
GBiiAnn
Oroide Gold Watches.
$12, $15, $20, $5,
Daring the past foar years our watches have
been so thoranghly tented, that for appearance,
style of finish, and accuracy of time-keeping,
Ucmra naicnes are nniversuiiy acceded to
be the best. They retain ih'.-ir brilliancy and
color until worn o ",t.
fray If after purch s'ng nnd fairly trvinir.
any otic is not fully satisfied, wi will checrlu'vy
relunil ibe money.
BQaf They are all in Hunting Cases, fientlc-
men's and Ladies sizes- Every Watch cimr-
entecd tortimsand wear, by specinl certificate
Utt7"A large nssortmeiit ''Improved Oioide.'
Chains, ?1 to 8. . Aluo (ientlenuiit'sand Ladicn
Jewelry in great variety.
BslfBewiire of immiiations. Order direct
from us or our authorized sgeuls. At-enls and
others applying for circulars willpieitte enclose
tVe seat stamp for pontage.
Buooil.i sent to be pai l fur on delivery.
tustonicri permitted to ejan.lne what they or
der oetoie paying bule J,eo payment of express
charges both ways.
wnWhen six atcbes are or Jerid at orec
we will send sn extra Watch (of tnnt kind;
free.
tc8L.rurcha?er residing at soma distance
from Express offices, and desiiinglAsitve time
and expenses, can have the goods sent by
mail, by remitting (with the order) the amount
required by Post Master. Money or ler regis
tared letter, draft or cheek, payable to our or
der, at our risk.
Z. The 'Cterard Watchca give Inrai tsl.ly satis,
faction foe time and wcai Sew York lh
Dotk.
A thourghlv reliable Arm, and goods areas
repr?ated Vomirmi i J)rmofr"l.
Vt recommiod tha "fiereid Wafehrs" In
preference toall othets of Iha "Oroide" iu atitr
ket 1'. r. Daily Xmi.
" Addres. plainly,
JaMFJt CIEnAriT) k r,
P. O. Box n,31l, Ne w York
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Plantation Supplies.
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Ity viitare of ,i writ of Ten litim
me e i recti d from the cflire of the
rir illt ( 'Mil t, ot f ,n, t,l I o.lnty.
Mini. lay th lilh ti it of I, bin iry
o the IVillrl b.iu.ie ibmi, in th- h
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Is, exp ,se to sell al pu'.lic tnielion, to the hi"h.
t lml.lt r. f r , i-li. All tli ru b t title and
oilerest, lb defendant L. t. Ilinei icd
his in and to the following deacrilM-d bind,
nnd tenements to vt il : Lot n la l I ) block U
in the town of U.ite.ille in the onnty of I'a
n bi logetlur with a reria:a de.aa bed h mse
thi-reotl. Sjle within liwt'll li,Ms.
l.tlZANSli; Slioiiir,
I'unola Miss., Jan. lo,h IST1.
SherilN Salf .
Andre .v Jarkson,
Mrs. V. S."lcCra kin, J
Venditioni Exponas iu Ciieuit Court Pano
la County
l'y irtlte of n wilt of veL liii ,;.i ep.,r:s
tome uirietc! fmni theoHhe ot ll:e e'. rk it
th 1 cilviiiti o irt .,f I1 innl , c iiintv. I l i ,n
Moad.iy the 'lib div o' K ! ,i u n y tiet in fioi t
ol th 1 Court house doi r in tint ton n of Panol;-,
expose lo sell nt public mi 'tioti, to the highest
bidder, forca.h, all tl eiiiit till,' and iili-rct
ihe di'tcndanl .Mis. 1. S. MrCi e, l,in, ha in
and tit!ic followin,; ilcscrihed hui.ls and I, i .
e,n. nt i to wit : Aecrliun lot of vinnail iu tl e
bovit of Sarili: in tlie coiinlv of I'liuoin, Sfa'e
of M!B-iwip,i, the icine bciin' a poitioii of
North F.at. Ouartcr of section thirty four, ;!!)
in Townsiiip seven ( 71 Itaoye seven ii) weirt,
togithcr nilli Ihe dewcliin" house Iherenn.and
tiie same being the ho'isi in whuli the ilefcti
dant now resides, Mile within lawful hours.
1'. nANXK, SherilT.
l'anulu Jsuun'v 1 liii 1S7I.
Valuable Lands for SalP.
The undersigned party ,1, -ires to sell his
plantation situated five, inilra east of Cotno
Depot and is apart of the plantation of the
lite John S. Medi'hee, dec, of four hundred
mil eighty acre.1.; of this tnmiber.threc huiii'r'd
and lol ly acres me cleared and in cultivation,
the ballanee well t inhered. (,l improve
ment,!, house, outhouses, etc. The terms of the
sale nnd price of land is twelve dollars and
fi fly , cut p"r acre, half cash and the ballanee
in !w I, c m aiit's. Apply foe furllier ii.f.ir
inalioti to -Mr S blov on the premium, or lo
JOHN McBEIIEK KAIIKI NUTON,
No. 1 r t' ii ion .St Memphis, Tenn. o.'2-
Sheriirs
L. Field o. ,
8i!c.
VH ,
JohllKnor. ) "", e.,poo, j
in Magistral, s Court Fannin Connly.
1--.. i: ! F
Hy virture of a writ of Venditioni Kxpo-
nins, In Bie diiceted fiom tho odiee of tho
clerk of the Circuit Court o! fiuiola
county. I will on Mondej tho Iflih tl.iv of
January next in front of the court Inuino door
in the town of Panola, within legal hours, ex
pose to sell at public auction tu the highest
bidder for cn-h, nil the light title nml Interest
tlie defi iidant, John Knox has, in and to the
billowing described lands, nnd tenements t
wit: Hlock thirty sevc: (S7) nrenrdliig to
the plat ot the town of Panola, In Ihe county
of Panola, together with a certain described
house thereon,
V. OZANNE.
Sheriff
Panola Dec. 2'Jnd 1870
Exemtors Notice.
ITaving obtained Letters Testamentary on
the EstabiofE. F Pope Deed, at Iho October
term of the Ch mcery Court of Panola County
Mississippi, notice is hereby given to nil pei
Sons indebted to snid Estvte to come forwnid
and settle. Tho'e having claims against su d
Eatitemust havcihem prnliated as the law di
reels in such cases or iney will be forever
biurrcd,
E. Coi.ruAM.
Nov-20 Exr'of Estate of E. F. Pope
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Tot Dfaaaaee of tha Throat and Lungs,
auob aa Cougha, Colds, Whooping
Couch, Bronohltla,
and Oonaumptlon.
Probably never before in the whole history of
medicine, has any thing won so widely and so
deeply nuon the cenndence of mankind, as this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaint.
Through a long series of years, and among most
of the races of men a has risen higher and higher
in their estimation, as It baa become better known.
Its uniform characUr aod power to cure the va
lions affections ot tha lungs and throat, aava
made it known aa a nUabl protector against
them. While adapted to atlklsr forma of diMSM
and to young children, M U at tlis same time tha
tnoat eventual remedy that can be given for incip
ient eonsamptisMi, aod fee dangerous affections
of the throat aad long. As a provision agaawt
sodden attacks of Crwvi. it should be kept oa
hand at every family, and Indeed a all are mrk
times subject to colds aad coughs, aU should ha
proviuea wiui uui uwiim lor uien.
Althongh settled Cvntumptlmt Is thonrtt in
curable, stiU great numbers of cases where Uio
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured, and the patient restored to sound hcalui
by tho tlhtrry I'trtmrat. So complete la lie
mastery over the disorders of the Lungs and
Throat, that the most obstuiste of them yield to It.
When nothing else could reach them, nnder tha
Chirry I'ecforof they subside and disappear.
Htnqtri and PublU Uptmhert flnd great
protection from It.
Atlhmi la always relieved aad often wholly
cured by it.
lirmtthUI Is generally cured hy taking the)
Cherry Pertrrml In small and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtue known, that we
need not publish the renin, --ntm or them here, or
do more than assnre Ihe pnblie that it quslitic
are fully maintained.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
ChiU raver, Bemittcnt Fever, Dumb)
Akua. Perlodioal or BUioua Foyer. o.,
and indeed aU tna alfeetiona vbieh arise
from malarioua, marsh, off mattf
polaona.
As Its name Implies, tt doe Curt, aad doe not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Qutome, III,
snuth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
eubatance whatever, it in nowise injure any pa
tient. The nnmber and importanea of ft cures
In the ague districts, are literally beyond account,
and we believe without a parallel la the history
of Ague issMMne. Our pride is gratined by the
acknnwlertgments we renelve of the radical enrea
effected in obotinate eases, ud where other renv
edles hsd wholly failed.
Unacclimatwl persons, elfhet evident Hi, or
travelling through mlaamatlr localllirs, will be
prouctiid by taking the AOVJS VVHE dally.
For lAtn Cmplnlnlt, arising from tonld
Ity ef the Liver, Ills an excellent remedy, stinra
lating the Liver Intn healthy activity.
For Billons Obonters and Liver Complaints, tt
I aa excellent runwly; producing many truly
remarkable cures, where other medicine had
(Oiled. ' r'
FrepanNl Vy l. ti. Aw k Ca. PrsrtJcal
and Anal ural Chemist, Lowell, Ma., aaU,
old all round th world.
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Kr rri.eies. as era R,r , v e raw -. i ai
m.tte I t"f A lh'c-.Kl, p- tcI .w,t( a,
chine for f-imi'v uc t I mt
.'r,,nf and relti ls a,, I ic iti.t. m. I,,ne el $
'oa- one .-.'.e,,,w,Vr flu. I .ati'iiel nmw
ni'rloee Is one of the m-"t i n u'n ,,i s pie. -in
,oe-hvnisie ever invented - i ,, f( iu
,o,t'. einoy limes ''Ii roil I,, not l.,in,t "A
I' It. 4'w.'' It it ipnie a m w iiiai lone will,
it, in ,i,t Ulr improsetneiits, and ,--ws ilk s
looi.hinr . rapidi'v and nratios nV
fihhi-rt't, ' M. I. Single ma hiurn, im
elected with turf, for rami v I se with evtrt
thing i'.,nei.rr. seal to mi pit I ofihs cun'n
per rvpress, sicke,l in srny resa lt, fre
.ol re-eipt u." price. J-'i.isi S,fe d'-ltverv o
g,sidsee'irieteW. Korean! cash by eatiisrKa
ui iirraaur P.O. aoNrv otnrtsl vr int..
Agents wanted, male or ten, ale. even where
New puniihltt conlainingrxtra lilieral iediiet
nicuts sent rare.
Addres. r'emilr Sewing Machinv Co. otTiee.
Si. Nassau Sirvel, New Vuik.
a'.'My
A. B. Jrosoa.
Miahawaka, Ind.
T. A. Jt'osoa
Memphis, Tenn.
JUDS0N4C0.,
C0TT0.I FflCTOSR
AND
gexeral I'oimissiox mm
35 Uuion Street,
Memjihin, Tenn.
Maiiul'acl iircra' ae.enU for tbes.iie ol'
.Hat hint i y :n,t . lu ll till :tntl
IMI'I.IM KN'I'S,
. E. (areir's ('"'tun (linn,
Cheek's Cotton I'ufs,
VoW Poiri
Sept, 1, IS70.
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llrm ii Stlx.
I'. 'nli,rtl,rr.
iir AVoiae.
fl in. ,c,.
A'. Tioii, ol llitt Sir ,j tV
MenliHuir, .ll,,.
ST1X,KR()USK&C0
Wholesale Clothing
CLOTHHOUSE,
X. w.
COIt. Till ft l mid RACK,
CINCINNATI.
sU-tlm
A',,l,rrt lllite -. . Ar. Ktn
HLACK, ESTFS & CO.,
Cotton Faclorsi
AND
Xo 1 1 tlnnrnt Xtrtrt,
Mcmphk, Tenn.
Consignments of colton solicited. Baggin
lies and all other merchandise furnished at the
low "I market rates. Liberal rush advance
ments made on cotton In store or in transit.
oi-tim
,la. W. MeKinn'y. P. It, Urgion. S. J, Camp
SOTJTK.EBjr FUENITTJEE HOUSE.
McKinney, Bryson & Co.,
DEALERS i.N"
FUllSITUItE, CARPETS, OIL
CLOTH, SHADES AND
CURTAIN GOODS,
228 Maiu St
McKINHEVJ OLD STAND,
17-3m MEMPHIS. TENX.
B. K. PLAIN,
DEALER IN
LUMBER,
Shingles, Laths Doom, Sash, GIn
and Blinds,
'orner of Oayo'o and Sceuud Sireets,
ol-Cra Miirmhit,
Chan cry Soilce.
The State of Mifsissippi,
Panola Coiiiity. J
In the Chancer Court of said County in
vacation before the c!tk of Slid Cmot, at his
nfHce in the town of Pi nola, ton l'lth !ny of
Nevc-mlicr 1870.
- .1U. Ol
1
Ku. 311.
II. II. Camp,
vs
I. T. Westbrook
Upon opening; Coiai.Uinanls Iliil in this
cause, it appeal ir.tr lo the sutLfiniiou of lite
Court, thst the Defen'1iits I. T. Weslbrook
and his wife Mary F. Wcsthrook are nun r si
dents of tlie Statr of Mississippi, and lliey re
side In th City of Memphis in the Stale of
Tcnnssee. Il i therefore ordered by the
Court that th rai l Defendants I. T. West,
b.odk and his wife Mary K. Wca'.brook do en
ter their p caraiKO herein on or before the
1st day of the next term of this Court, to be
holden insnd for anid County of 1'nuola, at
tho inrt koun fhe-eof in the town e,' Panola,
on Die lat Monday In January 1871, and plead
answer or demur to the Complainants Hill, or
tlie same will lie taken as eonfimcd as to them.
Illsfurlb.es' ordered that a ropy of this O
der ho pnboa'ji'd in the "Weekly Panola filar
a newspaper printed and published in Ihe
t iwn of Panola, In mid county fur four weeks
s.iccc lively ,;Hit that a copy thereof Its trans,
milled by mail postage paid, to the said Dtf'cii
danttst Memphis Tciiiijusce,
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f .kIii tit -I i-'t et'..i .,4f
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Minolaalppl Ontral lUllrwtH.
nnH'l BnRTII.
Ms, I tra'a ae r,rve.a si tie,
f. tp,r in,, at 1 1 in f M
HlMlfl MI TH.
A at ,
Msil tr tin pattet lirenada at 4 10, T. N ,
Etprr.s traia at S JO A sf.
E I). riitvMT, lleal.KNp't.
i:ssn.i; hns aoixt! east,
Tin l.aulstlllt' or Cairo,
Sloinlil pnrehase tie'.eti by ihe
Erif. &. Atlantic Jt (Iitr.aT
WrsTrnv R'V.,
oimioi.- ihe best and most comfortable Line tu
lrw York, notion and Northern and Atlantic
'iti. i with magnificent Pulare Combined Day
ind Night Coaches, thmagb to New York with
int change.
Tico l.lfhlntuK Iji-fs Trains
Unity.
This i the only line from Cincinnati to New
Voik under one management; Ihe only Line
from Cincinnati to New York without brink ot
oiiici': thiioulv Line uho..c trains rim tlirongl
-,i New York without change; the only Line
mining Couches threueh without using Com
,1'oniUe Wheels; tlie only Line running Palace
bond (iaot'c t ouches throntih ilbuiit ebaiige
BnsF-lf von desire prompt time and certain con
lectimH. finest sccuei v mi Ihe Continent, niosl
onifoi'lalilc ears in the world, most magnificent
lining halts and ample lime for meals, mid sa
iet, bet. nnd most comfortable routcpo to
New Yoik bv Ihe Kit IE ATLANTIC
tiRHAT WESTKUS RAILWAY.
Tickets by this Line lor sale nt e 11 Ticket
tllKoes throiiirhthe South.
W. II. SHATTI'IJ (Jen. Slh'rn. Agl. Cln.(
WMR. II A It R, flen Puss Agf.. Y'Y
Memphis & Louisville
t""j2UtW"yiu
MrMPuiftaVi niiicvu i r ru
QncK Time! Sire Connections!
by the
LoiISVILLB IiOCTK,
to all points
XoiiTii ani E.ast.
Xo Ciianue or Caks
from
Memphis to Loi'isvillij
only one change to
Chicago, Indianapolis,
Pittsburg, Philadelphia
and .New York.
Only two changes to
liiiltiniore ami Washington,
jna Eastern Panseiigers secure
Quicker time and less rliunge of ears
than hy any other roul', by
asking for liekets
jgt, VIA LOUISVILLE, upf
Purchase, your Tiekels at
2H7i Main blrcet, Memphis,
or tit
Depot of M. k L. Line, Memphis.
F K E I Q II T
Transported in quick time nnd at
LOW RATE.'',
Tl.rotorh hills of lading at (ItJAB ANTEED
RATES may be procured at all principal B. B.
offices in Eastern Cities.
Al.llKItT M-h,
General Superintendent, .
ni.Jiilm T.SLlitcy,
Jno, M. S. HcCorklc.
1ouisvllle Ky,
Lule of MemphiSj Tenn.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
omnr trv L v.atnnk'I.F PeormiiTDSI
Corner of Fourth and Main steeds,
LOUISVILLE, KY. ' I
VERANDA HOTEL,
8ARDIS, MISS.,
C. W. RICHARDS PROPRIETOR
This Hold has jusf been completed, and ll
furni.hed throughout in most handsome style.
The proprietor pledg bis nimo't endeni ors to
give satisfaction to thoe who may favor him
with their patronage.
X3T71
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tm rni ,. I .. I ailrMM In
'"i trn I .Ms m a.iaty v. ffil
f'.si ...,ii ,s 4tt t iatprites ki(
ilm lw e)i.e ,'ti Ii
is tp tm4,4 tfmnmt 1., a4 tb He!
; lh, I l, e,. !. t.ft.Hg ,,, M, It
' it lb SS.MS ). tern (V1I
I nSTrred lo ih i,i , hr fttw t I,...
hl'k' . Silt'ar .eft !
it ssx.r k.ilti.r. 4 ik-sir. HwiaaMbieed
1 tVMl. tf . Md, m llr n, wlw t
j I i' III. H .cf a U'e ywtrrf .m Im
I lo eepij fMd beaiib ..) a wed .. mt
I -t y jdiiu. will do well hi ( it, . af
i Life Iris d'fferewt fits say ihilf tie
tot la axe. It is told v ilriii-iisi. Un ell
iltl,,!,,, (alnnns. Prwe tkta lN,!Ur i
rt hollies,
If. t r
J fl. r,;tia
F. H. CWRK a CO,
i.nronTKHM
Jm Bltlt mm BHmtt sV.af.r. tu
WalrbcS Jmelry, Diamond
mi.Vf.n v.ine,
SptrttirltB, t'nMfff tiumdt, aVrtiiff
V.Uttrm,
.V., t (Wi t Marlhllhtks
230 .frl.a Htritf,
I Jut
klrmpki. fsN.
I ia srd l.i sos Anr.flnr.trLf ,(N is Iw
i asa is this CorxTttv. The siii1lkchnf
ing ol weather k . s don much In ivc rise In
t'tKMimpiiun. Hut there ere tlinnwindsof cn.
ses w ho bilng It on by their own Imprudence
ancS. as wearing damp eloihing and going;
from tne lb; warm mom into th rold air, and
clinking the perspiration, which can irri
taiioa ef the Lungs and then matter or phlegm
will collect, which nature will try to relieve by
roughing Hup, u prevent pustule front (mm
inir. If nature iban not raise the matter with
esse, and slop this inrlnmalion, tulteieles w ill
soon lorin, nnd fl'tisumption wilt soon follow.
Allen s laing l.nlwim will cure and prevent
Ihousindsnt casra of Consuinptioti if it is only
taken in time, l or ealc by nil Dru'jUts.
DR. M SSELL'S
Septennial
JI edit at institute
42 North Court turret, Memphis.
THIS INSTITUTION, iiirorpotated hy the
Slate of Tennessee, ii legalised association of
Seiciillti'i Phvsidiins liiiljSiirgenna, devoted to
Ihs treatment of paiianls, aad loalructioa la
the theory and practice of the
ChemioalTraatment C Kaiieiia.-
it is divided into the following departments:
Vchais llr.rAHTaixT -In this department'
every complaint known la woman la treated
with unvarj I n,; success. (
Cani r Dn-AnvaunT Ctneers and tumors'
are liere cured in nincty-eiht case out of
every hundred.
lirr-AaTuttsT roa llaaky Hia-ia this
de)iartment, this fonnidahl diae-aaa it treated'
with the miail gratifying result.
DfcPAreraKhf roa Smv Diaaaira Kvery
form of skin dlseaa permanently cured here.
Coast xrtios ami CsTsaau DaraiTaTAKT;
The professors in thi department have maaiV'
many linpor Jnld'urov.ries in the treatment of
lung, tlinnttand nosedlsenani.
Eve ttfft Eta IlgtATBgXT. Tho ey and
car most tendi.rly and triumphantly treated.
CosniimiAi DgPAiiTacxT. Devoted lo Ihe
exclusive tnatment of class of maladiea
nameless here, by an able prolsarirhip. " ,
Ht KiiicAt, )r.rATasT.-n ilaily perfortnv
the most important operations knows to Sur
gery. '
All affairs of a private character held snored-,
ly mnfldentlsL
wtT Officii hoars from 8 o'clock In. th mor
ning till six o'clock in tha craning. Opt at
every Sunday forenoon, from 9s. m. to 1 1 a. at. .,
A treaties en all disease free of charge to
any address.
J. B. Kl SSKl.l.. M. Il
Consulting Physicist
j. c. Watson; fleerty..'" -u
rj. O. WABKAN, T4srer.
lO-tf-, -" , I.:.
W. COHEN & CO.,
WHOLKALB '
anU Retail Dealers In
GLASIS, BASIL,
DOORS, BLINDS,
r;i.A7.irifS'
POINTS, - ' .ETCETRa,
No242, Second Street,
(o)iposito Post Offiee,) Mfmphis,
ol-iJm ' Tkkk."
THE BEST HOVT KADta
Htrnved U'ujUil trtmnm I. 8ttU Fair, 1870.
Makes Lock-stitch, at fllraight ffcdle and
lews alike oa both tides of the cloth. Address
W. H. BARRF.M0RK.Uenl. Agent,
HS Canal HI. New Orleans.
ACENTS WANTED IN MISSISSIPPI.
,17-ly .
Baowi J0VES, ,
Wbalattul an! Ks tail Sealers id
M'illmlitirg Coal and Cat Coket
rriCt Mmfm Vrml, mtmmhtfttmm
nl2-Jia , i .'
,-rmici
I Q S .R PP, ,
WHOLESALE DEALER IX
ALL KINDS DP . ;
msm eoods,
and sol agent for th , .-.1
GRAND SQUARE auil tPEIfiaT
PIANOS.
Stanley Sons'
I'goniui dtt
The hest PiaitoK tn the World for titt
- Price. ' ,i
. , tmtavxnr ,' rjo'., v
ttiirtnorile, College, Cottage Ottu and ttotnlaii
ORGANS and MELCtlSXil,
lijr At greatly reduced prices far ch.
Aldrcsl . ,U)i;iA.Taif',
No. llfi'Meiin Stretlt pair' FoarllL
' LOUISVILLE. JtY.
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