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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-04
CHAS. WHITTEMORE's ESTATE.
ADMINISTER ATOR,S SALE

=. = NOS, 7 aud D FeaTT NtTNcT AIhlny.
E5-Music Ware Rooms in the same buildings. 57t3m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-04

VERY Coon. One Of the best tricks that we
have heard of for a long time, is the following. 1t
is worth trying:
Legerdemain, or how 10 get d suit of neO clothes
into Junk Bottle. Every time you feel like TAX
ing a horn," drop the price Of a "nlpper" into
the bottle and drink glass of pure cold water
Repeat this until the bottle is full, then break it
and carry the contents to good tailor, and within
the space Of a week, you will find yourself encas-
ed in a new suit OF clothes, without any trouble or
expense to yourself The same can be done with
hats, boots, &c. We have known a cart load Of
wood, and barrel of flour to be transmogrifed in
similar manner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-04
Pgsye Liq350rs

70" medicinal purposes, for sale the Drug Store #
5. X. COLLINS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-04
WILLIAM BOYLE, FIRST PREMIUM
VENTILATING AND GOsSAMER
WIG MAX CIR.

226 Wilmington 81 conner Of summer, (up sQirgl
BOSTON.
las always hand, and manufacturing for sne varied
II and beautiful assortment OF Ladies' Wigs Hall Wigs Frz-
te lmng Bands, SC Of every shade and color Also Gen
emen's Wigs, Toppieeos &c of tho very finest shest
scripon for which he awarded the First Premium at
tate Mechanics Fair 10 Boston.
Persons OF application lby ieot ohorwisol may obtain
III directions for measuring the head to insure perfect
tine assortment Of Ladies' Seams, Wholesale lom pr-
s. IS IL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-04
PACKET J. SHERMAN,
THE ETALLiC FRAME
l1Sdo1D WOGGg8

RE justly considered among the many Improvements
"A of which that instrument is susceptible and for durability
mnoss and beauty have been cNceed The increasing
demand for the Metallic Frame Piano. gives evidence OF their
superiority any other class manufactured We have
devoted much of attention to their manufacture, and have
at great expense, succeeded in making them, with grand
action comhnud among the geHest improvements of the
age. On opening the PIANO FORTE the Metallic flame
presents to the entire frame of metal surrounding the
whole of the interior of the instruments through which @
tened the pins that hold the strings of The instrument
quoniy it cunnOt be affected other pianos ae through
change of weather. and will therefore require scarcely any
in5 comparatively speaking 1t therefore commens itself strong
to the patronage OF the public particularly 10 those persons
the country who at oil times obtain the services OF
competent tuner The being reduced that the metallic
frame pianos sold by at the price heretofore
obtained without it, We manufacture them at g. 6l2, and7
aycs and they will bo found unsurpassed and buncy
Of tone gtuess of touch and durability, while they Of
ired for sale al 20 cont less in pco than those made with
out this improvement by other manufacturers in Boston New
urk, OF equal reputation manufacturers AS the materials
of which the instruments made thoroughly soas0ned
purpose which heated by large coal furnace empef
of 1870 degrees consequently will stand the exposure of
any climate.
Every instrument is please and should they
give satisfaction according tho warranty after ONE YEARS
TRIAL. they may be returned and the purchaser receive back
the paid with the expenses oil anspoaton with
sach warranty the purchaser possibly be deceived
disappointed
NJ II. Pianos without the meta lie frame also be had
under the warrRntee unusually low prices.
Manufactured by BOARDMAN Il GRAY,
Nos. A and 6 Pearl Street, Albany.
{C5-Musc Ware Rooms, in the buildings. 57t3m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-04
CUREFOR RHEUMATISM.

nR DEANS Rhouma,is PILLS SURE REMEDY for
- this complaint. They have been the standard medicine
for ior than twenty years, and the Proprietor able
refer all who may be unUcluauted with hem to and
Druggists generally in New England for evidence of their
tive powers. MAYNARD Il MOVES, ii Merchants Row,
Boston, sole agents for the proprietor.
FOR SALE by the Apohocafos aud County Druggists gem
orally, 5G;6n
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PATENTS.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE,

And agency Of tho u. 5. Patent Office, Washington,
NO. - STATE STREET. BOSTON.
VNIE Subscriber, by appointment from tho Commissioner
Patents agent Of the United States Patent Office for the
purpose ofeceyns aud forwarding to the ali such mod
els specimens ofngedouts manufactures, shall be in
tended be patented deposited therein, which will he
ceved and forwarded free expense and risk, to their owners
aud with all possible despatch The subscriber will prepare
Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all the
papers and drawings Will make researches into American aud
Foreign works for establishing the validity utility of inven-
TONS and render advice all Legal and scientific
pecng the Patents secured in Europe and other
tries.
by application at this office, inventors saved the time
and expense OF Journey Washington and delay
well as all personal trouble in obtaining the Patents The
peTence of fourteen years pacccun extensive collection of
works documents, decisions, &c, mechanical subjects
and the awsHnd patents of different countries collect
ed at much expense during the long time this Office has been
esabished aud which daily additions being made
geher with here kept ofnyontuns paented Wash
ngon enable to afford important assistance and information
DESTROYS of securing patents, which other
spects might be difficult of attainment.
X. II. EDDY, Civil Engineer.
Boston, July lsi5. 22y.
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OIOPG HING.

The stock Of clothing IS composed Of
Dress and Frock Goats Of Blue, Back
and Fancy colors-Sacks, and Business
Goats Of every descriplion-Vests OF all
kinds-Over Goats, coarse and fine
Shirts Of all qualities, Flannel, Merino,
Silk, Buckskin, Cotton and Linen 30
SONS and Coliars-Drawers Of all
kinds, Ruahskia, Merino, Cotton aud
Linen.
Clothing purchased Of NE shall an
swer the recommendation or restitution
will be made in case Of every failure
1t has all been manufactured By rery
reputable firm Of GIerchant TailerS an
he city Of ". Earcn 1ch1 haze sent me
10 ab'de 1euh y2u aad cioihs gen. Be
sure 10 call before purchasing eIsew here
! will give you good bargains.
II. WADE, Martins Row.
Jan. iOih, 1916.
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his singular employment, he had no
sound sleep. While lying in a half
dreaming state, he was completely a
reused by 4 flashing in the silver dish.
4 shUdder passed over him--he knew
not what 10 think Of the singular oc-
currence, and remained perfectly still;
bat IN moment more heard a fall, and
starting up, discovered the cause of his
alarm, or surprise. A monstrous rat
had drawn the heart from the dish to
the floor, and was IN the very act of
dragging it 10 his hole. In another
moment, that heart, for which half the
globe was too narrow, would have be-
come The supper Of Il common rat
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23


.FENUIS Institution will bo o,ar,d for
i Students in n term &c five moths
about the first Of Mach newt
3y the Gberalitv Of the ri,;ze,s sc.
This and the neig6horinu counties. an
exce,en, frame bgiId,no Viii be readv
containing abundant rooms Cor reci,.,.
lion ana other nprnosas. oIao dweIIinr
houses for Teachers and Boarders.
t-huil6incs Plav-croupds Gordor
sc for an ev,ans,ye ,rI nor,ranoa,
Bo,rdino school
The furniture Of the Academy shall
be Of The most aoproved forms. com.
binjng. health. comfort. and usefulness
An ApoaraIus for phiIosonbicol and
other pIrposes: a select Library for
the use of pupils: and the most valun.
/ BE Mans and Chars that Tho Faster.
cities afford, will render our advantages
second to none.
This location is peculiarly desired.
| BE for Boarding school
/ Il was selected By committee. with
an esDecial view &c health. from a
/ h;gh and salnbr;ous rarinr uhern M
mi3sn,a,a IRON, s,aynan, wa,nr ~ lncI
cause for diseases 81 anv sort can NOS.
siblv be found
The Board Of Trustees takes nIa..
nre in announcinu ,hat, for rbe man
upement of This Acode,nv ,hev hova
procured The services of ProCessor r
NoBRIs. lare or he Sro A.adoo,v e.,
long known to The citizens Of Nor,h
Mississippi, as an untiring servant in
:, the cause Of Education.
The health Of Professor NJ. being re-
established, the Trustees feel that they
cannot better recommend the advan
tages Of the Mount Sylvan Academy
than TO say that he will carry it on
with all the skill with which his ex.
perence and talents promise.
Assisian, teachers will be engaged
as needed.
4 Boarding House for applicants
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Administrators notice.

4 ETrERS Of administration having
IL been granted the undersigned, on
The Estate Of Eiizakelh Allen deceased,
By The Honorable Prohathe Court. Of
Tallahalche county, Miss. on the l2ih
day of January, \. ID, 1916.
Notice is hereby given, TO al persons
having claims against said Estate, 10
present them duly authenticated, for
pavment, within The time prescribed by
law. or they will be forever barred
those indebted 10 said Estate, are re-
ouested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand at Charleston
January IL, 1916.
SAMUEL GATTlS Admir-.
Jan. II 40. 49-6w.
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Administrators notice.

u FILTERS Of administration on the
IL Eslare Of John II Page, having
been granted the undo tsigned, by the
Probate Court, of TaIlahatchie county,
Mississippi, on the l2'h day Of January,
AID. 1916.
Notice is hereby given. to all persons
having claims against said Estate, TO
nresent the same duly authenticated, for
nav ment. within the time prescribed by
law. or they will be forever barred, and
hose indebted to said estate, are re-
quested to come forward and make I'M
mediate payment.
GEORGE II. PAGE Admir-.
Jan. II '46. 4J-ow'
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FORBID.

z FOREW RN all persons from trad
4 ing Tor note Of The following dis
crirtIon:
One note Of hand given by ne. paya.
BILE 10 ". c. Maxwell, for the sum of
filty-fse dollars and fifty cents, dated
the 18Th day of april 1916.
The above note having been extor-
ted from me, DO not intend to pay it
unless compelled by law
LAViNIA TIPTAN.
April o5th '46. lO-Iw.
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From The NauroO Eugle


He bAS""IAD iLLAGL' - ne
once Nou''SI'"8 ''o''ii"" ha''''et OF
MaceoohIa' III Ih'S county, VIII IN
&c" "eeNS' Ueco'"e utmost deserted
anu u9So'o'e.--- l nc pace contained a.
Oon' e'Sh'y loIniiloS, ChieIly MormonS,
VINO ,"''eu i 10 INC RANK Oh lhriYIn9
'n'""u -" H. = owes us existence 10
'la' 'I"'' III me mormon character,
winch 0""o'7' them |" concentrate their
e"e's'e'' anu FORM communities OF their
own III ioca'''y OF ms Nin'' they
"'nS'0 U II '''''e Win Inc "oFId, and
gam 'i ''"'''O'e Suo,' S'ence ~ cn'ii'a-
u"g S''"'' ''uc.' o. '"'o' ""ch were
'Ne pooP,o VI -'-"Csuo''''
Now 'ney are o'''y o''eF"nS '"e'F
Old MONIES; anu IN me course OF TWO
moh'hS' me town VIII contain scarcely
h"'' Il uo|o" 'ii''''''.0" muses. Eve"
'neSe VIII DC vacated "s soon as their
occupant ID" '"'Se '''7 '''7".'' "' '0'''o''
ing
II Is not unlikely mat others VIII
come IN to replace many OF those who
leave; DIT II WI" not be Tor some
months TO come; and even theh' the
town Will be but shade" OF what Il
was.
The country wiiI hereafter be tarm-
ed upon large scale, and wealth viii
be contracted in the hands Of few.
This, OF Itself, will diminish lis nnmer-
zeal strength. IhiS, oil all others, Is
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23
a misarafOr's Notice.

State Of Mississippi !
Pamela County.
ID II. Nichols. having al the Janua-
L ss ry term 1916, of the Probate
Court of said county, applied for and
obtained letters Of administration, on
the estate Of John Waldrupe deceased,
hraeby give notice, 10 all persons in
debted 10 said estate, 10 come forward
and make Immediate payment. and all
persons having claims against the same,
are required 10 present them duly au-
thenticaled, within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred
r. H. Nichols Admir-.
Jan. "a '46. 50-6m.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23
ENfnlat settlement.

EsOTlCE is hereby given that the
bV undersigned administrator de bonis
non OF the estate Of Samantha Wood DID
has flied his accounts at the March
term 1916 OF the Probate court Of pa
noIa county Miss. for final settlement
OF said estate at the May term following
of said court,
JEssG B. PORTER Abr
Feb 23th 1916. 2-2-6w
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HEA the Probate Court of
ESaEa0ia county. Miss.
Duncan c Williams

Duncan c Williams
james Erwin Adra,r
WI liEREAS Duncan G. Williams hns
Eg On The an day OF May / 846 filed
his petition in said court wherein he
charges that he is security for dit as
administrators Of Willis tDoye!l deed !;
that SAID dit is a non resident of this
Stale; that dit has failed 10 account 10
The court since letters Of administration
nave been granted; that said dit by pro
per process be compelled 10 appear and
make settlement oil said estate; petition
er prays Tor an order 10 COMPEL said
deit to give other security in discharge
Of petitioner, and that on failure there
OF that his letters Of administration he
revoked.
And whereas it appearing TO he sails
'acIIon OF the court that said DIT is not
within the Jurisdiction Of the process Of
this cour', It IS ordered BY the court
that the said DIT administrator afore ::
SAID appear before this court on the 80
Monday IN July next, then and there to
answer said petition and to settle aud
account either to the court or % give u
good and sufficient bond with security
tor the faithful discharge of his duties
IN the form and penalty prescribed by
the statute IN this behalf made ana pro
vided IS THIS court may direct, and that
publication be made sky days in the
Panoia Lynx.
Winess the Hon. John 7. NJ. Bur
bridge Judge Of said courl and the
seal thereof affixed this 4lh day
May 1916.
!. c. ARMSTRONG Clerk
May OH 1916. l2-6Ods.
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Final settlement.

STATE Of mississippi Panola Couniyl
Probate Court april Term I846.
FENHE undersigned administrator OF
4 the estate Of jacob u. Lyon deed.
has flied his accounts at This term OF
the court for final settlement, OF said
estate at the July term 1916 of said
court. All persons interested can ap-
pear if they think proper.
STEPHEN LYON, Adm'r.
May Q, 1915. l2-6w.
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nDGEEBD@ ju1 about the finest
EhIEgEsE . lot OF DRUGS ever
brought inlo n. Mississippi or any o.
Their country, has Just been opened at
The S. East corner Of the Court House
Souare in the town Of Pamela, where
friends, enemies and all who wish for
any thing in the line OF
Drugs and Medicines;
Paints and Oils;
Paint Brushes;
Window Glass, AID
Dye StuffS,
can be Accommodated just 1e etle bet
ter and cheaper than they could be at
Memphis or New Orleans.
The subscriber is DESTROYS ofmaklng
an experiment in the sale Of Drugs at
this point, aud all thatis necessary to
render it successful, is that all those
who desire a good and cheap article OF
Of any description usually kept by those
in his line, should drift this way and
float in.
lie does not believe that q customer
who will try him once. will ever be IN
duced to 60 any where else for any OF
he necessaries or superduiues oil HE,
with which his eslablis hment is so well
stocked; for he doeA suppose and be-
lieyes most conscientously, clearly q
indubitably that he can serve custom
or cheaper, better and more 10 the sat
slaction Of all parties than such a
thing has beer done within the recol-
lection If the oldest inhabltant.
The period Of the year IS approach
iac when medicines are usually ~ de-
mand for families and plantations, and
the subsci iber has taken extraordinary
pains TO purchase such an assortment
ms viii enable him to respond IN the at
frmative 10 every reasonable inierroS-
a,ory Of a customer, aud he cannot
see any earthly reason why The PEG,
ple Of Pamela and its vicinity should
so far forget themselves as to 60 MY
or five hundred miles for an article
which they might get here, and save
,ravel and trouble, and Of more ImPor-
tance still, yet cheaper and better Ter !, ar =
.sela.bv calling at the DRUG SIOh6
S. N. PEARSON.
3 t846. l4--y
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such subjects, fel; rs though these had
been stolen out Of his pocket. He said
nothing, however, until getting to the
door OF the entrance, where the olIiqv
Of a huge arm swung as huge q ham.
mer, he asked what that meant. THE
badge of our institution, sir-you know
this is the Mechanics, Bank" was the
explanation Of the teller. "you had
better take it down and substitute Il
curriers' knife" was Randogh's reply.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23
ESamcers Notice.

VNAKEN up by Joseph Kennada
l. living at the end Of the Pamela
turn pike, one sorrel Mare. About
twelve or fifteen years old. White face
and left hind foot white--appraised TO
$500. P. B. Jones, K. P. C.
March IA, 1916. Att.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23

A FAMILY ARMY.-A friend on whom
we can rely, lately informed US that
an ancestor of his wlc's on the Island
oil Mars Unique, was the father ofthirty
sCas by one wife, and that during the
attack on the Island by the English, he
was the Colonel Of a regiment Of vol
unteer militia, in the front ranks Of
which the whole thirty were stationed
--BoSi0n Traveller.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23
ABSTRHCTOF THE BILL.

The Bill charges: that said Boyd
purchased lots, Nos 10 II & 10, in
Block No Q, in the town Of Pamela, Pa
noa County, with money in his hands
belonging 10 complainants, Hubbard
and one William Morgan, since decd
and took title in his own name; that
since BoYd's death, said lots hove been
sold al Sheriff sale, as his property.
to satisfy Judgment recovered against
him, in his life time, (but which was
not revived by scire faciaS) and pur-
chased by Defendant Ellis, who there
upon took immediate possession, and
has enjoyed the rents and profits ever
since; that Compartments, james & Will
liam Morgan, are the only heirs al
law, of SAID William Morgan deed.
PRAYER. That the deed from the
Sheriff TO Ellis, be cancelled and held
for naught; that he Ellis, account for
rents and profits, that the legal title be
conveyed to compliments and for gen
eral relief.
HANNIBAL HARRIS, CLERK
MILLER & ES rELLE
Solicitors for Compartments.
April IL, 40, 3-2m.
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Ega GEa Probate COuva OG
Pamela CoWaaGy, State Of
TaEssSssl pR9l April E'cE'Eag,
dS2eS.
James z. Exams,


VS..
John EUans, ct al
an this case II appearing TO the sails.
d faction OF the Court that Lorenzo d.
Evans, John Estis and Penelope EstIs
are non res dents Of the State Of Mis-
sisslPpl-lt IS therefore ordered bv
the court That unless they appear al
the July Term OF this court and an
swer the allegations in the petition in
the above case, the same shall lie taken
as confessed against them. II is fur
Their ordered by the court that notice be
given in the Pamela Lynx, new spapcr
published in the town OF Pamela ivr SIX
" days.
Witness the Hon. John 7. N. Bur
bridge Judge Of said court at the court
house of SAID county the Goth day O!
April A. j.. 1916, and The seal Of said
affixed }. e, ARMSTRONG, CI'k.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23
RANGERS NOTICE.

AIKEN up by William Tippit living
i about ten miles South west Of Pa
noia, and five miles North West of
PharSaiia two dark brown Horses sup
posed to be match Horses; one has
some white hairs on his Ier, shoulder.
The other has lost his left eye, supposed
to be five or SIX years old, and apprais-
ed the one 10 $50 and the other 10 SG5
May 10th 1876 1911
p. b. Jones, r. p. c.
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EsisGs'.Ct CAagfceTy Court
OF asse state OF 1ssEssEpEE
ag Elosfy Springs ApriE
EsegsGs aS46

A1bcrtG G. Ellis ct al
I I pom opening The matters Of the
~ Bill, it appearing TO the sa,israc-
ton Of HE Court, tia, the heirs OF Da,
yd Boyd decd, defendants thereto,
are unknown to the cDmplainantS, 1t is
therefore ordered that unless, they ap
pear before the Vice Chancellor, at the
Court Room in the Town of Holly
Springs, on the first Monday in July
next, and plead answer or Demur to
saId Bill, the several allegations there
Of, rs to them will be taken for comics
ed. and such order and decree made
therein, as shall seem reasonable and
just.
And il is rurther ordered, that a copy
Of this order be inserted in the Piano
la Lynx" News paper, published in the
town of Panoia, once 4 week for :wo
months successfully.
HANNIBAL HARRIS, Clerk.
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ABSTRACTOF THE BILL.


The position charges that John Evans
died in Nov. 1912, leaving tour chill
dfen besides petitioner; that decd. in
Is an instrument purporling 10 be MS
last will and testameD; was admitted 10
probate on the evidence OF one witness,
that deed left a large estate consisting
81 real and personal property, amount
ing 10 between seven & eight thousand
dollars, that petitioner had never re
ceVed bat one negro girl from decd.
That SAID instrument, is fraudulent &
not the will the deed. aud that decd
was incapable at the time OF making a
will, that he was not Of sound and dis
posing mind al the time, nor for a long
Time previous, that defendant sought
the advantage which inlirmily old age
and Insanity had given them, obtained
his Signature TO an instrument, the con-
tents of which he was ignorant, and
that delfs by stratagem attempt to set up
the same as his will and thereby at
tempt TO secure to themselves The pro-
perry to The exclusive Of petitioner, that
petitioner had cIayed proceeding 'hus
long on account Of promises by defend
ant that they would divide with peti-
toner. Petitioner prayes that defend
ant be compelled to appear Al
Term OF sand court and answer fully
the allegations in said petition and that
said instrument and probate be sci
asde and that the property decend as
at law as in cases of intestates, AMI Il
general prayer for relief
J. &. ARMSTRONG. Crk.
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7TcEE Eork Cheap stoce.

GUST opened at the Store formerly
J occupied by A. w. Armstrong, fine
assortment Of fancy staple Dry Goods
and Summer Clothing. Also a spien-
lid assortment OF fine Gold Lever
Watches. Gold Pencil cases, Gold
finger rings and Gold Breastpins. All
he above articles viii be scId ut the
lowest New York prices, The Ladies
AMI Gentlemen OF this place land its
vicinity, are respectfully requested TO
call and examine for themselves.
NJ PRICE.
Pamela May o3nd 1916. 14-3w.