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DR.. wistar's Great Discovery.

1t was once said-"There is nothing new un-
der the SUM-" This has been emphatlcally true
in reference to medicine. Hundreds Of Pills,
Panaceas, Expectorants and Specifics of all
sorts have been pulled into notoriety-all
made mainly Of the same Ingredients, adding
no new materials to the healing art.' But
DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry furnishes
new medical agent-a new principle evolved
from Natures own Depository 1t cures Asth-
ma, Incipient Consumptions, Liver complaint,
and all diseases Of the Lungs when nothing
else will. An honorable member Of the Ca
madam Parliament, writes that il has cured
him of Asthma Of ten years standing. A..
Williams, Attorney at Law, So William street,
New York, has been cured of the same disease
Of twenty-four years standing.
Mr. Cozens of New Jersey makes affidavit
that it cured him Of supposed Consumption
after bis physicians had given him up to die;
and so with hundreds OF others.
Remember we positively, in no case, palm
off unreal cures as produced BY dis invaluable
remedy.
Be sure to get DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cheny-there are limitations!
The genuine Wistar's Bslsam is soly by
PRlESTLEY g. MosBY.
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oregon Controversy ss.slsd 4

The New York papers did not come thsongh
yesterday, but the Philadelphia Evening News
copies the following article from the New York
Journal ofCommerce, which, considering the
character of the paper, leads us to believe that
our difficulties with England are in, a train Of
peaceful settlement. We copy the article as
we find it. The Journal of Commerce has all
ways been for compromise of the question.
1t seasons its exnltation at the prospects 81
peace with dash at the Rifty-P hour HortiesI
in which gold is rather prominent Ingredient
This detracts somewhat from the authority Of
the commencement. but we give it for what it 8
worth.-Reay,me.
The Oregon controversy settled.--Letters by|
the Great Western, from high sources, say that
the Oregon question is settled, and give the
details, viz: Latitude 40 to the Straits of Fu1
ca, nd thence through said straits to the Pc
ciic, leaving the whole of Vancouvers Island
to Great Britain, the navigation of the Colum1
bia river for term of years, &c. We under.
stand the fact to be, that the arrangement
made through the medium Of several gentle
men at Washington, and which we announced
perhaps two months ago, but which was return
ed by the uncourteous manner in which the Of
fer Of arbitration was rejected, has now been re
cognized and confirmed, The forms of diplo
macy will be gone through with at Washington
as we presume--for the negotiation has neve
by our Government been committed to Nh
McLane, though the generous confidence exis
ling between him and Lord Aberdeen, hal
doubtless enabled him to render important aid
n bringing this controversy to a favorable is
sue. S #
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Conference.-The lasl Kosciusko Chroni-
Gle states that notes purporting to be issued by
the Camden and Charleston (South Carolina)
Banks. have been offered in that place. These
notes, it states, are the old notes of the Madi-
son County Bank, at Canton. We think Can
ION has sins enough of its own to answer for
without having to shoulder that loco foco con-
Germ. Let jacksonville answer for that. We
guess, however, from the description, that some
of these counterfeits, are altered notes OF the
Citizens Bank of Madison County, and these
poor Canton must be responsible for.
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TANTON Lodge, No 20, Of Free
- and Accepted Masons, will celebrate
the Anniversary Of st John the Baptist
on the Gath Of June next.
Bro. T. G THORNTON, will deliver an
app opriate Address on the OCCASION
All brethren in good standing in other
Lodges are invited 10 attend and Join the
P. d. EWING,
J. T. CAMERON,
L. F. HENDERSON,
T. c. TUPPER,
E. CORDTS,
Committee.
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JAYNE,s HAIR TONIC.

WYE know DR.. Quigley Personally,
W and there is no man in the coun-
try whose opinion is entitled TO more
respect. He is on all subjects honest
and sincere, and his high character as
Physician can be attested by the first
medical men in the city philadelphia
Sun.
Shepherds 1o,on, Va, Oct. 10, 1843.
Dear Sir:-Yon inquire of me wheth-
er have used your Hair Tonic, and
with what effect.
Several years ago my hair began to
fall rapidly from the scalp, and / bad
the prospect Of premature badness. Al
length friend recommended your Hair
Tonic. used three or four bottles, ac-
cording TO the printed directions, and at
the end Of six months, my hair was
thick set, and since, its tendency 10 turn
grey was arrested.
/ have never before given certificate
recommending patent medicines, which
Unfortunately used, as they often are,
do much injury; but in case like the
present, where | know the article to be
beneficial, and that it can do no harm, |
have no scruples in stating facts within
my own knowledge. Yours, &c,
JOHN euIeLEY, N. D.
DR.. ID. Jayne, Philadelphia.
For sale at the Drug Store Of
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
May is, 1876. 35-3w
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Alta meeting Of the citizens of Madison
county, at the Court-honse in Canton, on the
18th day Of May 1916; on motion N. Cali.
ham Esq, was called to the chair and VIM
Montgomery appointed Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object of the
meeting to be TO take into consideration the
ways and means best calculated to raise Vol.
unteer Company to join The Army Of General
Taylor.
1t was moved and seconded that commit tee
of four be appointed to draw up resolutions
expressive ofthesense Of the meeting, when the
chair appointed E. G. Henry, T.. Hoy, l. M
Simmons and VIM. Montgomery, who retired
to make out this report, and whilst they were
absent the meeting was addressed by several
gentlemen with patriotic speeches.
The Committee then made their report as fol-
lows,
Whereas, 1t has been ascertaned that re-
QUESTION will in all probability be made upon
this State for troops to reinforce the Army of
Gen. Taylor, now opposite Matamoras, and it
likewise having been ascertained that this
county will be required to raise at least one
hundred, be it therefore
Resolued, That it is but proper and patriotic
that this number be raised by a voluntary offer
in preference to draft.
Resolped, That as several of our sister coun-
ties have already in advance of the requisition,
raised their proper quota of troops by volun-
teerng, it would be a source Of much regret if
this county alone should be compelled to re-
sort to the reluctant arbitrament of a choice
by lot.
Resolved, That a meeting be held on next
Saturday at 2 O'Clock, for the purpose of TAX
ing into consideration such measures as may be
necessary to raise the proper number Of troops
and equip them for the field.
On motion of L. M. Garrett, twas
Resolped, That committee of seven be APP
pointed toreceive Inscriptions for the purpose.
IF equipping those who have already enrolled,
u may hereafter enroll their names as volun-
eers.
On motion of T. p. Hoy, it was
Resolued, That committee of three be ap-
'ointed to decide on suitable uniform.
The Committee to raise subscription are
Messrs. L. M. Garrett, Jesse Heard, G. w. Hem
lerson, T. c. Upper, VIM, Mcbride, George
;alhoun and F. Smith,
On motion, it was ordered that committee
f three be appointed to decide on suitable
Inform. Ihechair appointed f. G.. Henry, J.
|. G. Chambers and VIM. Montgomery.
his meeting be published in the Creole.
1t was moved that this meeting adjourn un-
i Saturday 2 O'Clock, Pm
N. CALLAHAN, President.
WIN. MONTGOMERY, Secretary.
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Resolved, That we truly and sincerely sym-
pathize with the relations of The deceased In
their bereavement; and as a,inhrk Of our res-
pect for his memory, we will attend his funeral
this evening in body and wear the customary
badge Of mourning for thirty days,
Rcsoiped, That copy of these resolutions
be furnished to the Mother Of the deceased,
and the same be published IN the Mississippi
J. B. BOwCoTT, Chm.
n VAN VArTrp Spc,ru
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as IL is tie Distinguishing happiness

"As IL is tie Distinguishing happiness
of FREE GOVERNMENT, that cipH order
should be lie result OF choice, and not ne
cessiiy, and the common wishes Of the peo-
pie become The lars ofthe land, their pub
Tic prosJ Gritty, and eren existence, rery
much depends upon suitably forming The
minds and morals Of their citizens. IL can
only BE harry achen The public principles
and opinions are properly directed and
manners regulated"
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p. r. kENNA,

k ESPECTFULLY announces to the
~ citizens Of Canton and its vicinity
that his second term Of Musical Instruc-
tons will commence on Tuesday next,
18th inst he is prepared to take two
or three students on the Piano or Guitar.
May l6, 1916. 35-9w
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9,40O
Total of reuuisition,

Ger. Gaines, with the prompiitude which
characterizes all his actions, has requested
each of the Governors of the above States to
anticipate the requisition of the President of
the United states, BY mastering and forward
ing the men called for, even should that requi-
sition not reach them before they are ready
Thus waving all formality so as to aid in pro-
curing prompt and decisive victory over our
Mexican foes.
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AeENcy-George Pratt, Esq, Office of the
(New York; Morning Telegraph, is our author
lied agent, to receive advertisements and sub
scriptions, and receipt FOR the same.
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Our thanks to the Vicksburg Wing for an
Extra, and to our friend Williamson for copy
OF the Commercial Times, containing an &C.
count of the victory,
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BOARD OF POLICE.

will be special meeting Of
= the Board of Police on Monday the
25th inst, for transaction Of county bu-
siness. By order of the Board.
J. J. PUGH, Press.
May 9, 1916. .
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EXECUTORS SALE.

RY virtue Of an order Of the homo.
- rable Probate Court Of Madison
county, Mississippi, | will,
On Thursday the Cd day of July, 1886,
As Executor Of the estate of James Lee,
deceased, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder on the premises, near
Beatiie's Bluff, In said county, the fol-
lowing lands lying in said county, viz:
East hall Of section four; west half,
section three; west half, north east quar-
ter, section three; west half, south east
quarter, section three, township nine,
range one. east. Also, Lot eight, Sec
tion thirty.three, and Lots five, seven
and eight, section thirly-four, township
ten, range one, east; Also, the following
lands in Yazoo county, viz: Lot number
five, section thirty-three, township one,
range one, east.
The land to be sold on "a credit of
twelve months.%
Bond with approved security will be
required.
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
J. H. DUNLAVY, Ear.
May is, 1916. 35-5w
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DlED-ln this place on Wednesday last, jon,
G. Orr, Esq.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERy.
December Term, 1845.

THE STATE OF MIssIssrPPf. Il
SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY.
December Term, l845.
Isaac E. Nicholson, ct. al.)
vs.. No 2120
Samuel B. Sheldon ct. ais.
Upon opening the Complainants bill.
and it appearing to the satisfaction
IF the Court, that ,he Defendants John
r. Nicholson, Nelson Harlin and -
Harlin his wife, are moi citizens or resi-
dents Of this State, but reside beyond
the limits thereof. and eyond the iuris.
diction Of this Court, so that the ordina-
ry process of the Court cannot be exc.
cuted upon them, and they having failed
to enter their appearance herein and
plead, answer or demur to the Complain
ants bill, upon mot on of compliments
by counsel, it is ordered that said De-
PENDANTS enter their appearance herein,
on or before the Third Monday Of July
next, that being day Of tho next term
OF said Court to be held on the FIJI st
Monday of June next at the Court room
in the city of Jackson, and plead, an.
swer or demur to the compliments bill,
otherwise the same will be taken for
confessed against Them, set for hearing
exparte, and the matters thereof decreed
accordingly; And it is further ordered
that a copy Of this order be published
in the Mississippi Creole,"a newspaper
printed ia the town of Canton, once a
week for two months successfully.
R. HUGHES, CIR.
By ]. H. HUGHEs, Dep'y.
May II. 1916. 35-9w
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Total amount of men.

The above are all to be Infantry and
Rlfiemen. And one Regiment to COM
prise 1000 mounted gun men, to be raised
in Louisiana under command of Col.
Lafayette Saunders, an sold veteran"
who was with Gen. Carroll during the
late war, and performed most valuable
service, add to the above,
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O. VAN VAoTER, Sec'ry.
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GEN GAINEs.--Requisition for more Troops.
We learn from Headquarters that Major
General Gaines, commanding the Western Di
vision of U. S. Army, has made requisiton
upon the Governors of the following States for
additional troops, to proceed as soon as ready
70 the Rio Grande, viz:
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Mill Propertv in Ohio for Sale

or Exchange for its equivalent IN productive
Property in Worcester or Boston, Ms
L.. TT consists of FIGURING Mill, Saw Mills, 7 Ten
k,A enents, and about 220 OF Land, situated
sGsaL Symmes Creek, miles from the OHIO River and
miles from Proctorsvle, opposite GuyandOte, Va
These Falls considered key the almost nexhaus-
title supply OF Timber above which is down so miles
hut pass them without great risk AMI oss-be.
low the creek is unObstructed the Ohio River at high
1t rs at present rented for $40 year to June
l847 reseryng the privilege of making further improve
mens il desired.
This property eigi'v located for the manufacture OF
From being within the region the great Iron md Coal
deposits The South of Uho (see the Ohio Geological
Survey Of which some $4,000 will be turned in
this County this year.
Any other information may be obtained by letter ad
dressed TO HAMMOND HOWE,
Ian7. &c CRd-ts Mills, Laurence co Ohio
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COLONY HOUSE,

"a = HIS House recently leased by DAVID BON
EnsN NEY Formerly proprietor of the Central Hotel,
s@ Worcester and more recently of the u S. Hotel,
Albany N W located at tn termination of the Norwich
Worcester and Western Raj Road Depots
of Beach, LII DIN and Utica Streets
is open for the receipt Of company. The COLONY,
being new and finished with modern improvements and
convenences, furnished with! new Furniture, with the
essee's experience in the line OF public entertainment
with those also of the superintendent s. P. DAMON, who
is well known TO the public caterer, he hopes gain
liberal share Of patronage.
Boston. Oct. s. 4ltf
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Farm for Sale,

~ CITUATED in Fitchburg, Worcester County, one
MnA - OF the most fourshng towns in the State. The
AA said Farm is about half mile south of the village
and about the same distance from the Depot of the Rail
road, on which trains to Boston three times day.
The Farm contains from fifty TO ffy-fve acres and a
House Barn. and other buildings. 1t contains valuable
lots Of young White Oak Timber, and Ledge Of Granite
fully equal 10 that of Quincy ALSO ayoung Orchard of val
uahle Fruit Said Farm is well divided into
lug pasturage and tage land, and we'll supplied with
that fails in the dryest II well fenc
ed with a substantial stone wall, and is now under high
state of cultivation 1t formerly owned by Oliver
Fullnm deceased part of the purchase money. il de-
sired remain mortgage. Possession given mme-
diaEely. For further particulars, inquire of
ABEL FULLUM,
Dec 2 dltwU No. Hamilton Place, BosToN.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

l-,a THREE very beautiful Farms. containing 100
SsnfA acres, situated the banks of the river Poo-
Al mac adjoining Mount Vernon the late residence of
General Washington, in Fairfax Co, Virginia. These
Farm susceptible of the productive cultivation by
ofwhch nature has furnished abundant supply
the spot. They portion of the celebrated Gunsion
Estate, and will be sold for $3.50 per
One Farm containing l56 of land of the first quail
ty in Toga Co., York. with good dwelling Houses,
Barns Sheds &c, abundance of choice fruit and
healthy spot any in America This farm stock and
arming utensils for $4,000.
Farm containing ll5k of very excellent land very
tavorably located in Harmony, Chautauque Co., N Y.
There good dwelling House, Barn. &c. This is pleas
heathul Locations and property with which the pur-
chaser cannot fail to be pleased. One thousand Ia unds Of
sugar made annually on this place. 1t is red with
all the farming dairyng, and sugar-makin ensis, for
Sl5Oo-two. thirds of which may rema interest any
length Of time.
II any body wants TO purchase arm, large small,
good or Indifferent dear cheap far off, for cash
cree it, they be accommodated by nquIring of JOHN
MILTON EARLE, Worcester or at the Real Estate Mark
ct, 81 Wall Street, New York. of
Aug 25. If ARNOLD BUFFUM & co.
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Fowler's chronological Works,

American PhrenOIogicaI Journal.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received at the I" CHEAP BOOK.
- STORE,'' were single Nos may be had for examine
tion
Also, Fowlers Practical Phrenology-Educa.
ton and Self Improvement-He Descen-Physio.
logy-Reigion- Matrimony-Memory- Love and Paren
tage-Temperance-Tight Lacing- and chronological Al
manac. discount will be made when number of HIS
works taken.
The Journal will be delivered punctualy subscribers
free OF postage at S. per annum, or copies for SO.
j. CIRCUIT, JR., Agent
Jan 81. w3md3w 1893 Main ST., Worcester.
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E@$fGT$ cooperate who have been at this esta5
80 r." lshnent for nine years.
as4r.- A splendid assortment Of Pear Trees
daily expected from France, by the Mosele, from first
rate source of Vitry.
Fruit, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Green
House Plants, &c &c. Descriptive Catalogues will be
all who apply.
Apple. Pear, Plum, Cherry, Peach and Nee
arine Trees great variety Of all superior kinds Grape
Vines Gooseberries. Franconia and other Raspberres,
Currants, Strawberries, sc.
ORNAMENTAL TREES of the most beau
tifu hardy kinds, including Lines L:ndens Sycamores
-Tyro Scotch Larch, Silver Leaved Adele, Horse
Chestnuts, Films, Weeping Willows, Magnolia or Umbrel
la Tree Tulip Tree, Laburnnm, Mountain Ash, Purple
Beech and Evergreen Trees &c. Shrubs, Everbloomng
Roses, PGones, Dahas, &c. Also, Cactuses Verbenas
and other most snowy Green House Plants.
$4,000 Peach Trees, of the most superior and
productive kinds orchards for supply of markets.
1900 Vines raised in pots from single eyes,
of the Black Hamburg and other superior Grapes, ncu
ding several kinds from the London Horticultural So
ciety, recorded last spring
Written orders addressed by mail to the subscriber will
packed in mats and moss when ordered for distant places
charge tor transportation to the city Orders left with
Messrs. JOSEPH BRICK & CO., the New England
Agricultural Warehouse, 81 and 50 North Market street,
BostOn John G. Locke, Lowell, Eliphaet Wheeler,
birmingham, shall receive the prompt attention.
All orders left with the several authorized Agents in
Boston, should be directed particularly to
WILLIAM KENRICK.
Nonantum Hill, Newton,
March 25, 1886. 6w
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REMOVAL.
STEPHEN w. MARSH,

Formerly No. 1868 Washington Street, Boston,
d ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the Musical
HI Public generally that he has leased OF the Stores
under the and splendid Edifce known as the
Adams House, 37I Washington Street,
AS Ware Room for the sale of his Piano Fores where
he will keep general assortment made in the best
ner, at wholesale retai the favorable terms.
And in connection he will keep large and complete stock
of SHEET MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, of
the best quality Also Canes Umbrellas Parasnls. Srn
shades d. ess Bones, &C.
Particular attention will be paid to the Sheet Music De-
partment, by person OF experience. The Catalogue will
consist of all the old Standard Publications which daily
additions of New Publications will be made from all the
Publishers throughout the United States.
Seminaries supplied on the most reasonable terms.
All orders from abroad instruments will be promptly
attended to- Piano Foes and every description of Must
cal Instruments tuned and repaired Secondhand Pianos
taken in exchange for new also to let.
From the long experience of Mr. MARSH in his business
and also of his SALESMAN in the Sheet Music Department
he hopes by strict attention their business merit
liberal share of patronage.
Boston, March Z 1886 loft
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S. A. PARKER, of Hartford,

NTOULD respectfully inform the Ladies of Worcester
and vicinity that he is about 10 locate himself
CENTRAL BLOCK, in the Rooms adjoining Mrs VIII
LIAMs Bonnet and Millinery Goods Store the purpose
of BLEACHING and PRESSING Florence and Stroar
BONNEIS, where the business will be promptly and faith
fully executed. Oil and grease taken from Old Bonnes as
clean as when new Bleaching and Pressing done the
Mjllners of Worcester and vicinity at short notice.
% Florence and Straw BoAnets and REPAIRED to
order by MRS. WILLIAMS, in the latest and most fash
ionable style.
All orders for Bleaching and Pressing left with MrsW
will be faithfully attended to.
No l2l Main Street, opposite Centred Bank.
Worcester, Feb lS, I846 3m
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Real Estate marked 81 WalI-st, NY

S-a A MONG the. thousand MS which we have de-
5hN IA scrbed Register, especially invite the
decentralization of those who wish to buy Farms which
very good and at the time very cheap to the follow
ing:
isCOntains 225 Of Land of the first quality, in
high state of cultvation fruit of the best kinds with
living streams running through il good dwelling House,
three Barns, &c, very handsomely situated in Morrsvile
the county of Madison County ~ " 20 miles from
Utica. Price $685.
2d900 acres in Fairfax Co., Virginia, the banks of
the Potomac River adjoining the beautiful estate of Mount
Vernon the late residence of President Washington
Price $3.50
3d-A beautiful Farm ofll54 ofexcellent Land with
choice fruit good buildings, and very avoraby located in
Harmony Chautauque Co., N. Y, will be sold with farm
ing and sugar making and darying utensils for $780,
u For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worcester OF the subscribers in New York.
Aug. IL. ARNOLD BUFFUM q co.
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aUullIUH 70 IIe aDOVe pfelums deposlte OF per
cent on the premiums will be required; and deposite
note varying at the different ages from Is 80 per
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may be made the Office
the Company, at the CENTRAL BANK in Worcester and
the agents in the towns and sections Of New England
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Ohio
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Worcester. July g. le45