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The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-01-11

dast from lis and Mss ..e#
! err contest.
The Register W.
cluSively 70 Po
variety IS lha 95se ii lle,'' we Intend
TO amuse and dah 81 onr renders, " hale
we shal! al the same time publish what
will both edlty and Instruct and as the
publishers will confine their attention,
exclusively to the business Of conduct
ing the paper, They may venture 10
promise their subscribers an interest
ing journal. For the next two years
political contest Tor the Presidency is
n'l 70 be anticipates; and, during such
time. we intend TO strive BY all means
TO please our patrons Of both parties,
always giving al a fair chance TO be
heard. excluding personalities, and Civ
ing offence tonone
/ The Terms of the Register, will be
/ S3 90 in advance.
VIM. S. KEITH.
T. Y. Rocket.
PANoLA Dec, II, I844.
As will appear from our head, we
have changed the name of our paper.
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Al persons a.~ hereby cautioned
against trading for, or purchasing from
the present holders. either ofIhe follow
ing notes, viz; note on John Rayburn
for $50, entitled toa credit OSLO, drawn
last year, payable 10 the undersigned &
nov due; one on Falcouer Tor S75
now due and payable 10 me; one on w
Bfoodworlh, for 500 rs, due in 1910,
drawn payable to Hicks Il Co, now my
property; one on Thos Buckley for 81
drawn in July last, payable TO the un-
der signed aud now due. Theabove notes
having been illegally Withheld from my
possession, those indebted thereon will
be held responsible to me alone.
Thomas ELLIOTT.
Pamela Jan. 8. 1915.
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An Emigrani.

Mr. Benton's Texas hilL

Mr. Benton's Texas lilIL
The following ; the bin sabm ted by
Mr. Benton 10 the senate PROV ilih9
for the conditional annexadon OF Tex
as TO this country: Re q eaaciea ~
the Senate and house Of RepresenfatITeS
cfhs United States Of America N Con-
greSs assembled, That The Preslden'
OF the United States be, and he hereby
Is, authorised and advised 70 open ne
goilations with Mexico and Texas, Tor
The adjustment oil boundrles. and INC
Annexation of the latter 10 the Uniied
slaies, on the following bases. 70 W.T.
l. The boundfy olelte annexed Ter
fllorv/ i Il IA gls1s.,,f ,,rasrlc wesl
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-01-11
Obituary.

DIED, near Pennington. in Marshall
county. on the l2rh uIt.. after an ILL
ness Of % days, AIber, T., only son Of
Clark c. and Mary Z. w hite; aged 90
n,n,hs and l2 days.
Little Albert was a promising and IN
reresDing boy; but, like The early rose
nipped ia the bud, his innocent and
youthful spirit has early flown, and
left his sadly bereaved parents to mourn
their early loss, with many relations
and friends, who deeply sympa'hlse
with hem in their bereavement.
Thus fades the loueIy, blooming boy
Sweet kindred tie Of earthly Joy,
Like the nip'd rose before IT'S blown
His youthful soul from earth hashown.
His happy spirit has sohqh' home,
Far, Car above this earthly dome,
Which holds ms tenement Of clay
Resting until the Judgment day
/ The evergreens and sweet woodbnes,
With roses twin'd his tomb enshrine-
And form cool and shaded bower,
Mementos Of his youthful hour.
Bat at the resurrection morn,
His happy spirit shall return,
And Join his body raised in power,
With kindred friends to part no more
FRIEND.
The Memphis Enquirer and Pamela
/ Register will please publish.-H, Spring.
Gdz.
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DIR. A. J. HOLCOMBE.

Thankful Tor former patronage. con.
linues 70 offer his professional services
to the citizens Of Pamela and the sur
rounding country. He hopes that his
success in the treatment disease during
ths past season. will entjtIe him TO a
jbgrabal share Of future practice. His
charges viii be moderate, and liberal
discount allowed in all cases Of prompt
payment. l-tf
PANoLA, Mi. January II, 1916.
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JOS. NJ. CLARKE,
TnOS. B. CARROLL.

Having purchased ths interest OF Mr..
Thomas Il. Carroll in the Stock OF Goods
owned hy Clarke & Carroll, the under
SIGNED will continue at the same old stand
in Belmont Feeling grateful lor the
pa4ronage extendedto ttleeld firm, would
resuecr iuliv insi his friends and the
pubic generally tacall and examine his
stock al goods before purchasing else.
where, Il he intends 10 keep general
assortment Of Goods 10 suit The Plant
ing interest. nyn
Reinanrt. Dec ! 4. I644 39-3w
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+. L nj T. Il Y,
u \ I 10

Re!uans his thanks o his friends and
the public generally, for their very
liberal patronage heretofore, & assures
them thai he will spare no pains to
merit il in luture
Pamela, Miss. Jau, 4, 1916 Lem
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HlSsd OF Letters.

3 , emaining in the Post Office at Pa
L Z noIa, Mississippi, on the 5Oth Of
A. D. 1874; which, if not ia
ken ont by the 3Oth of December. next
will be sent to the General Post Office as
dead lntfers
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The Memphis Enquirer aud Pamela
Register will please Pubilsh,-H Springs
Gdz.
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Admins traitors Notice.

Pamela Jan. 8. 1915.
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As will appear from our head, we
lave changed the name of our paper
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-25
DR.. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED
IIv.2Et EIIIa
For TIE Cure of Lfepotites Lrcr Con4ain Dy&ppsia,
and Sick Hcad-. !che

and Sick Hcad- .iche.
under the right sdc under the edge OF the ribs. incrcs-
cd o1etmes the the lett side; the
pate rarely able TO lie the eft side sometimes
the felt under the shoulder blade. II frequently
the of the shoulder, and sometimes mus
taken for a in the right The stomach
affected with loss of appetite and sickness the bowels
in general costivc, sometimes alternating with lhA;
the head is troubled with pain accompanied with GUN,
heavy sensation in the back part There rs generally
considerable loss of memory accompanied with PAIN
full having left undone something which ought
have been done. slight dry cough is sometimes an
The patient complains of and de
bv he is easily startled, his feet cold or burning
and he complains of pricklv sensation OF the skins ms
spirits low; and although he is satisfied that cAerCsc
would be be nccil to him. yet he scarcely summon
up ortitudc enough TO try In fact he dstrusts every
remedy Several Of the above symptoms attend Tie DIS
but have occurred where few OF them existed
examination of the body after death has shown the
liver to have been extensively deranged
CERTIFiC ATES-1his is TO certify, that having been
associated with Dr. NJ Lane in the practice OF incidence
nearly and half years, have had many oPpor
tuntes of witnessing the good effects OF his LIVER iHs
and believe they have cured and relieved much larger
of the diseases Of the liver than have known
cured and relieved by any other course of treatment
Dec :. 1886 OLIVER MORGAN.
This is certify, that niece of mine very ill with
the Liver Complaint. She obtained one box of NJ Lane
from She is taking the second box, and
has nearly recovered; and believe it the Pills that
relieved her, she took other medicine would
therefore cheerully recoen nd them TO those laborns
under that disease. JoSEII 10y u
Jciirevstown, II miles from Pittsburgh
Prepared for the Proprietor by JONATHAN KIDD & Co
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, No 60.
Corner of 18th and Wood SITS. Pittsburgh
NJ BIN order that there be mistake, be partic
ular TO ask for ''Dr M'Lane's Pills.
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s p sagsI 6 :. 6 Y 81 g 3 81 z .
RIC Il u . y d, IN pIANA

FT-O MANUFACTTrRERS AND OTuERS.-Tbe
1 undersigned having made arrangements with JoNss
CARR "a man Of twenty years experience IN Machinery
superinte nd their Machine shop, prepared fur
nlh all kinds of Machinery order at Cincinnati
such as-Pckers, Cardne Machines, Condensors. Power
stoves. &c &c
g. We also building superior 1hreShing Machine,
which will sell accommodating TERMS We are
also possession of the patterns Of T1reshlng
Machines in USE and make any repairs required.
Having great variety of MILL and ether Patterns,
furnish CASTINGS Of every description. far
terms Also-a variety of Cooking Parior, Ten and
Seven-Flate STOVES kept constantly hand; all Of
which VIII be warranted for II months
j VI. & ]. II. HUTTON.
\ B. Hand Machines for the manufacture OF Sewing
Silk, made order. j. VI. x j. H. Ii
Sprup Fouudery Juue II. IS45. 50 in Al
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-25
s, M. ss1EEIlCDEEs

MANUFACTURER of Coaches. Baronches, Friends
W. Carryalls, York Wagons, filatons Buggies, &C.
Also, a superior article of Coach Cabinet. and Japan
IARNIsH manufactured in Philadelphia, by whose
knowledge of the art places him without rival v ar
ranted crack.
ALso-Carrage Trimmings of every description. such
aces. Cloth Silver Hub Bands. Door Handles, Lamps.
Lock and Hinges, Rugs &C. ali OF which will te fur
ns,ed the lowest CASH price Persons at distance can
ne accommodated BY dropping line to the subs
Main street. opposite Mr. Brookns Hotel, Richmond. Ia
iun. H. III - in
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-25

F5NfIT, Celebrated pr Rushs Compound Purifying
SYRUP OF SARSh PARIIIrA-srRcrIN iiGfrA-
pIE1he exalted reputation attained by DR. Rush. both
IN private practice and ih1s ciau to tie American
ARMY sufficient guaranty for the efficiency and u>iu'-
ness M this ruy invaluable medicine II was prescribed
b, him other Ply cidna attached to The army during
our glorious revolutionary struggle, and proved to be
rtalu iud uHlilug orseYcrd OF the most PrtVa-
lent and at the most distressing complaints by
which our race Is afflicted to-w Affections OF The ldV-
or D,,,clsia or Indigestion. and all disorders arising
from an impure Of the blood hder 'hii lattr
head may be Observation-Disclosures" eruPtons ol ne sN''
Pir,nics On Tn. ftce SvThitic symptoms Scay lTup-
tons Tcttcrs and Rlnr-W orns hate SweltngS Scroa
la and Nercurial discusses.
1t is also most excellent remedy for Chronic RhetlHa-
tisfn Infants Ch0lic and geneia affections OF ic DOW
els IN ci;drenfor OF which has any eieeiuh cure
been provided. uness i be thlt purIiyln NeeIcihe
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-25
VTALUABIE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Win

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-Wil
be sold at private SALE the property ON Fifth street
belonging the Estate DR. Morris Lancaster decd
consisting of LOTS. substantially enclosed ami inn
proved by a largo BRICK DIV Filing HOUSE con-
structed OF the erias and finished every part
in the and approved style: well Of good
water in the kitchen; large Cistcrn for water
the door, together with -bnidInC-a the best
der. AlSo-about thirty Fruit Trees. consisting Of APP
pe- Pear. Peach Cherry of the choicest selection
The situation Is elevated and airy, commanding fine
prospect a portion Of the surrounding country; OF
the most desirable locations fer residence the cIty Of
Richmond. For information, enquire Of
NIT.IIAI K ROT Ike, Administrator
E4,hIloue. Nav u J. IL, .uf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-25
Doctor jVdltcs. Il. Tp0nosfrOfcht@'

Tfis phi ~ tie experience Of wears, has been Prov
10 b. tn. no plus ultra Of medical preparations me
celebrated inventor himself cured over lf9oD cases q
suppressed lcnss green sickness and other d'S'is'' IN
eirDt to females having used thcln to the exclusion 81
every other remedy such diseases during continue
practice of nearly 81 years without solitary ftanr, "
- ;t mi reElcsl on this continent in 1919. by Dr.
Thomas Phillips, Of Newbnrgh, New ! ork, ne h''Vlhs
obtained the formula preparing them IRON pr " io
trochtz himself They have then been used very
extensively throughout Of the eastern States, ana
the proprietor i so thoroughly satisfied Of their virtue
that he fearcssv challenges the world to produce Il %
cine in any form will prove superior IN renewing the
Affections of suffering women
L The Sarsaparilla and Pills are for sale q the
RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
1,, ~, fly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-25

"TOOL!!-The undersigned, in addition 10 the
w Wholesale Grocery and Commission business, con,
nue the purchase of WOOL at No al. Main street. ann
prepared buy quantity OF the article, and VIII
continue 0 do so throughout the present season.
Ouy arrangements facilities for the purchase and
sale of col such, that feel confidence In assa-
ring Merchants, Growers, Farmers and others ma
article dispose Of that will be aide TO pay
the very highest prices CASH, and the will find u 70
their advantage 10 call ufon US fore selling elsewhere
MILLER s. MCCULLOUGH
Cincinnati, April l ith loi5 Herald ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-25

a FARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for
~ SALE FARM situated two miles North OF Rich
mond. 1t contains EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND OF
,he best quality-good buildings. Barn. and the
necessary houses in convenient order There also
thrifty Orchard of excellent fruit and it is aoge ther
of the most desirable locations in the neighborhood-
being about TO remove, he otcrs for sale his entire
stock and Shoes. wholesale retail. at the
lowest possible prices LUXE LEAGUE.
Richmond, Ia, June 18th, 1915. 80 in II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-25

NUN SMITHINt;.-The subscriber respectfully IN
forms the public that h. has established la,nseif
Richmond. and is preparaed make to order. Res
superior quaiitvte barrels of which manufactured
Lancaster, Pa He will also repair Guns Of all kns.s
a the Prices low 1-Shep opposite tbs
National Hotel JOHN W FILMING
January atth. 1915 II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-25
WOOL WANTED.

1INHE subscriber has hand large assortment Of
Goods, consisting Of Cloth Flannel, Cashmere
Satinet Jeans and Blankets; all Of which he will ex
change reduced prices and will give LIBERAL price for
Wool. T. NJ tOoh,
u1~FIeecy Dale, mile North East of Richmond
June 1tl lc45. 25;3W
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-25
RICHMOND FOuNDERf!
HOLLoNV-vVARE,, and CASTINGS,
At Css.C II II att Prices.

TXNIIE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he the Eoundery business, ut the,
establishment lately conducted by the firm of T. and j.
@ IIarra He has hand superior lot of IO| ~;
consisting of Nos. 2 and Improved Premium Cookn,
Stove Spilmans Improved Cooking stove and ten
plate Stoves OF different with general
Of Franklin and Parlor Stoves Aiso-Pots Kettles,
Andirons, and W agon Boxes.
lie also manufactures aud makes TO order CarelIng Ma
chimes, CondcnscrS, Spinning and Mapping Machines,
broad and narrow Power Looms Fuing Stoves, all
kinds of Machinery used in Manufacturing estabtitll-
Mill Gearing of all kinds made the shortest notice
He feels confident in saying that he has the largest and
best selected lot of patterns the esern country for
rist and Saw Mills He has. in short, the latest i'm
uroy u in liz. Mill (irnrincc line.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-25

KTARNISHES-S r. Lippncott, has inst received.
from Philadelphia, superior article of Pale Coach
Body TarDs together with Cabinet and Japan Farnsi;
also. lot of fashionable Carriage Trimmings low for
cash. Richmond, June ii, Isis. lJ-4ll
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-25

YlNALLOXV OIL, excellent article to burn ia
lamps greasng harness. &c. for sale at o0cts per
gallon. FORSllA WILSON
Richmond, June 4, 1sIJ 23-E
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-25

CAREFUL. that
triilTnr dangerous
medicine Is not palmcd
upon Nou by those who
Agents, IN place OF Or. Duncans
ENprctorant Remedy. Re II persia-
de-. - take their vile MIXTURES. wish
q your life. Principal office for the United
States. for the sale of DR.. pnucan's ENpcctorant
Remedy is at No. -. North 9Th street, ihadcI phl.
j Ask tor DR. Duncan's Ezprctor1ni Remedy, and be
sure YOU obtain it.
q Sold in Richmond Ia at the Doom STORE
june \. l~I5 eff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-25
TO PLOUGH MAKERS.

He has patterns for all the good Pouchs in He
has Sloop's Plougs, right ana left; Peacocks right and
left; w Gods Plough four different szes-ll of which he
will sell III Cincinnati prices, for Cash.
. TURESII1NG MACIIINES.-fIe has an excel
lent Trc>hiug Machine which he manufactures and viii
sell for Cash approved Trade. For 10 horses
and despatch III the execution of work II f,
Q in
The undo rsigned his thanks 10 tic public for
The liberal support bestowed upon the late firm Of I.
and J. OF Iarra, and would respectfully solicit contifr
ance Of their tiivors All kinds OF Machinery repair
cd short Cash. Wheat, good Horses will be
take in exchange FOR any of the above articles
THOMAS OIIAERA.
] 1t l. necessary Chat the business OF the late firm
f. and J. O. Harra should be settled pos
sbie; therefore, those who indebted 10 said firm
are hereby requested TO make immediate payment
june Ii. 1915 Tian.3I Isl Z. on.
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II VERY STABLE.-The subscriber has for hire
several good saddle horses-Buggirs and well broke
horses. His will be suited to the times.
Richmond, June 4, SD 1tfl LEW II BURN
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(ASH-Paid for FLAXSEED By
. g. BRIGHTWELL.
Richmond. June 1, 1875. 3itf
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~ ISSOLUTIOS OF PARTNERSfiIP-The senior
partner the firm of Booth q Son, carrying the
Thinning business Richmond having sold his interest IN
the the junior, the partnership hereby deea-
be dissolved from this date The Books remain al
the stand Main street, whore all having
claims against owing the said firm requested to
caI-either of the said partner being hereby authorized
10 settle the same. WILLIAM BOOTH, sen.
WILLIAM BOOTH Jun.
Richmond, June 9Th, 1915. 2i:ow
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cash FOR TAIIOW.-Thc undersigned, will pay
Y the highest market price in CASH for TAid4oW,
dcIiye red at their Factory in Richmond They also intend
running Il wagon the neighboring towns and VIII ex-
change Candies for Taow, with merchants and others
FORSHA & WILSON.
Richmond, June II, 1-i5 2ltf
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rCiistI5 INl.lIlIIN N4ltr WHICH
hrs cured and prolonged the lives 81 thousands.
Let 1t hc borne II mind that t}is MEDICINE Is
DOCTOR DUNcAN'S IAFECTORiNT REMEDY
y preparation entirely ct vegetable expressly
prepared the corrupt morbid huIiors weed
that accommodates the p;ts and finally
ast.n liz. lungs. i he c!ICie all tins 10 be-
throw by concentration.
1t is only by the of the cXpccorant that
the the of disease. be erticatcd from
the The EApectorant Kennedy offered to you
found l Physicians generally. and by those who have
ay be the only safe medicine that
will colai. teiy perform this grand object
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wealth aa1 At great pefs tai htsalv Aiming her M
Hauns suiluff va iissH g5ssaei. a p1af l~ifrfateHf. ar
faraalisi. 81 Paris. lis ulrulsaud general a%Buiaalii3
hai recommended MN Ia tie nitice ct thf heireas. by
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aiie Of birth decided her lHali, In nJscl him, aud 10
wed q Monsieur i.eurlie. 4 banker and a dipiumatiat Of
s1ne rininenee. After marriage, however, this gentle
men neglected. aud prfha ps m5fe positively ilitrraiad
her. Having passed with him s1lne wfetehed years,
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Ia d, eeiee every une ~ho s1w Der. Size WAS buried
net IN a 7ault-bat N IN ordinary grave, IN the village oil
her nativity.
Filled With despair. and sill ir1smed by The meng-
~ Of profound attachment, the lover Jaafueys fun tho
capital 10 the remote province Ia which the villas &c lies,
VIII, tic romantic purIrlse Of dsinierring the e1rpse,
anil possessing himself OF is luxnriant lTesses. He
feachos he grave. At midnight lie unoaTtls the collin.
apens II. aud is In the act Of detsching the hair, when he
ia arrested By the nncloiin Of tbs beloved eyes. ~ taci
The lady had been buried alive. Vitality had not alto
gelher departed. aud she was aroused by the carosses Of
her lover. from The lelhargy which had been mis-
taken Tor death. lie bore her frautically 10 his lodgings
IN the village. He employed certain powerful Iesiufa
tifes engeesleiby no lille medical learning; m fine, She
revived. She rocpgnizpd her pfeseryer. She remained
with him until, % sow degrees, She fully recovered her
original heath.
Her womah's heart WINS not adamani, and this last
lesson Of love sullced 10 spiten il. She bestowed II upon
Bassaet. She returned M more 10 her husband. hat con
cealag from him her resurrection, fed with Bossuei 10
Anefiea. Twenty years attsrward, the Two returned to
France, IN the persuasion that tine had 50 greatly alter
ed the lady's appearance that her friends would be una
Bile to recognizes her. They were mistaken, however.
for atiho first meeting Monsieur llenelle did actually
recognise md make cldim OF his wiie. This claim She
resisted, and q judicial tribunal sustained her in her re
sis'anee. That the long lapse Of years had exiinguished
not only e%qutabIy but legally the authority OF the hus-
hand.o