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II h's utpn succeeded Whea aN known remedies
bad i,,isi.
Road he f,llawiug certificate, ani judge ~,
,ruiscIyc.. They ste selected hum a multitude Of
uihcis
F--- H.. Jli1 Boru, Liuiy.
D,ar Sic: have made Ne II yuur European
Cuu.h Remedy, ur q Cough with which have
lsen afflicted lHr some iimc, o. my entire sattar-
ton. nod have aiso employed Il in my practice
With 10, h,pp,rst rosuts, aui am folly cun'ihord
that 10 s ono uf the beet oi medicines in use iur
9, het b b. recommended. }. brown, ". ID.
Mr.. zimmerman II scarsro', bal fur two wears
anil Cen muutus ls6i afflicted wiIh most distfrss.
Bog rpurh with ,Nirrur pr5s.ur0 ~ ihe lur-s, and
other rIirrti f,tuptHus. Dorm this time she bad
,mpu,Dt good pl,sIrIIH, auI iHNr1 many OF lAr
ruru Ir |.rris,l Hr II,Irrs without experiencing
lrr r.rmtueHt l,u. bt. NAM nights fhr v7s
Obliged io 80 up ipr huurz uri lHi1r Ihlr iDlr1thr
hirr dawn, luI UiruIs dr.UIir..r uilrl TegH,ru.
Ig.i lrra ,lr go. induced Co. 'ry Rev. " Iluh'''
Great Euur,,n Cuu.h Remedy. Anal iui0r iHr
80 ,ru.s lf,tus r,'.,,d f,r, .HI l1.no'd Dec i1
rya lrEr bottle nr - Cruts, ar' o. ih' 1.irI..h
u,ut II M Who knru hsr, tl0's two houlr', viih-
uato.y oih.r medicine v.H'c'.. completely &c.
stored lrr '.hrl'Ih, which .hr rrV continues '1
enjoy. W. and Nr.. Iir11,s,l. hold th,msrI,r'
t.ld, tu answer 80 iugulrIgs, r'sIrDurg ibg above
rrrr. anl lfr slusGaI that 'l' Cough Remedy be-
rFs h.., remedy Known ~, Coughs and dis0rirr'
ct thI rhrst suI Iu6gs, aaI sf such iL,y ir,u,n.
urrI % tH thr aHi.'si.
Tr.y 49,, state thgt ". Watson, ore artri,
urighlus. ubou cUHs.irrrl los iis iurnd' a. lr
BOO consumption, var persuaded iptl thr lumpun
Cnusl E.u.', ,r.I ihcrrut vr'aulid Ulo's'
U.
Euvl.l, Cm,af PHhu., with .0rrr c0u.h.
communicated a. vi. Brewster, r.st NlH.r no
D.rIs'. D.ru.r. N.r %. 1858.
U,y. Walter tuk.-uDr ~.E W. Samuel
Shaw fl.IH... .H H.r,.r, krUH.I.. County, &c.,
One lrrr afflicted with rh'htHr mr ru.rr 1i
,las. Iur tls poet ,GIr hrvus F1 ursirssc. ~
H.Ht. f.Hf H. ..D'l ..f 'Hy ..uu-=N h.f NrtI.
'nr rfthu lmr,1u Cong. N.urlt, h1 900 &C.
l.u'r ard rHmuH-cI uk,rs b.. &c. We greatly
achieve. N fhr 6..r I..r, HuI tom laat umr 90. 'rI
n.H .fr-if s .w l.u'.s Dmr',frI tlr rn.r,
.rJ L.u E,s.r.. i1 r,rummsuI tha medicine o.
uth.rs, To-. br o.. iaIf assuua t.utrIf worthy Of
Co., .fH.tI ,..''.H.#.
Th. Irwrrru Crrrh rsmr'r rrr~1rIi s Rev
W1urr ,usc, Cornish Ne, ly 0haa ag'ut' are
.H., 1T.
3d. U.U,Y, G.r-nl '..r' nr NiH'rr.
~.Lu Pane n JOUN DRESSER. South
rHu.. VI. s. 90 -r. 10
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Gonld,s Acndemv I'M Rcthel.

'T'UE SPRING TERN Of rlr. Ins'trtir1 ~ 20
rrlrurUrs n1 frs IiUsr TvFsusV 90 NsECH
oil. rHHf."rr ".Hv-H vHrks. y. =. lNi y, VI,
uIHIil1. N.ss IfBAErrH :. MIFrrE,
Assuritfs i1. Nrss DlKtsr :. AYEE, Teach.
r. u. Mu..r. NJ. CUAULIs NJ. CAELIToS,
Teacher Of prTHiln.hip.
IJUtuN. tH1..Hn E1.'ish nanghrs, 3 20.
Higher tI1II-h anI l11guagrs, -. fiuy cents
vi bel drIurt.i Or srth attend The vhol' term.
rruHJBsbir, Music anal DisUilg, extra. B"a'd,
iH fiuIiiss, = Irsr ueeh, wu,d and lights extra.
~rrrrfs ace ssrnssth advised 90 d. prc-eat az the
opening ct he term. Circulars and further ~
GrmsJiou mas h. had, ou application 10 the Foo.
yipaL Il. A. CHAPMAN, Nec:
Jlnusr, s5,h. 1856. 81
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STATE or MAINE.
oyroRp. ss-To the sheriff II any County IN I
our aid STATE, 90 either oi his deputies, or To
any or either II them.
WE COMMAND YOU 10 allaeh lhr good. "

WYE COMMAND YOU TO attach che good' or
w estate Il rhilo T.. Russell, 81 ONiurd, IN
aid County, ycoman, tp she valur OF One
IIunlrcd DOLLAR. aui summon ih" said defend
art. GO D.. ma, fuui IN YOUR p'ccioctl e. ~.
rs,r before uuf Justices of uur N'prCmo Jndi6al
Iuuri. neat ~ BE- holion ~ Paris. within and inr
orr aid Count, 1T ONluul, ou the srcunt Iu'sIaN
1t Ausu.t. 4. u. 1913, then anl there In our
.liI Count tu answer unlu Ssmrsl Baurll 81 Toe.
urr. IN aid County. ia p,, Of thr c1se. or that
thr .atl drl,uiint 81 lumcr, 90 wit, ~ s1'd I'-
ri.. on ths tarni,.satu0l i,y ui ldrup, wear
eighteen hundred h0,, o., bic note a band II th't
date. fr aIua received punl.,i The U''inth IN
p,, him or biz order, Guy dollars 600 dsm'ni anil
interest.
Yet che .aid lsi,ulaUi though often requested.
be-. not PAID thr -,us, lit us- gts aud rri1srs poo
% do o. tLr damage uf thr stri u.1iuub Ca Do
.a,.) che sum ~ uu- hu1lrCi io''ar', which rh'U
thea anI there o. made tp apprar, with Other dun
,'ur damage. N1l have yuu there ihis wit With
,uur dliugs ihrtoin.
20 Wrne... ETHER SHELLEY, EsQuirc, az IA.
rrs. the ninth "a, ul March iu the year ul uuf
I.p,I one thousand eight huldrrI nud hNl -'h',r.
L.. WINTER tl.rh.
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AARON PARSONS,
ITNIDE PARSONS.
4 t.us copy offFr Original petition.
Au..' w. War NtraiN, Route.

AZ, Cont % prH5.teh ,Il a. rIrs, vIIhir arn fHf
OH. DHruf. Yl Oh.u 900 th, h.rl Iu.s.pl uf
December iu tha Nrr 90 0Ir l.I eighteen
Iru .rrI auJ G.1-G,y
Outse OI.-r..g UflIupn, u.dur|,
Tlu pI Aaron r,r..rs nHI Ennie5 rar.11',
give notice 200 100 psrsar. Interested o., rlu.ilg a
cop. OF II..r sIlI petition, together vitb tU.s ul-
F.r..rh. r.If IIar..r n DEL ..N". uH rI.H H.t
1H u' fHr u,rrr. OF ur.fa.s's ,HrHflHulf - iHfIr
.FI r.u..H, liiHt, rIuN. iHHrI uIiIu lHIs state
arrf..r .rr. Hf '.r.. H,t.rr ths fhlH Irrs''s 70
Wr.u nest. 1rI H'.u 'F Drus.rf iIr aur with
tr,. ...r p a., rH. .h.I iarrr u..h. frr,,...
If..u co.. O..rI us..rIi r..'.I % ItUs,
.... '. f- Dec a.hH.HI.H fH H" 90 dos Ht f'st,
I.f.I. fa. s4I i.m lr...t fol. ''ai.h u..',
I..fi.. ImsHH.rr ru'#'r '.rrffH Ir N.l
10 prus. ,p of. th.ul Trs.Jl. ui N1ssh, r',f,
.turts uI,hs ,...k iu tHr .rrruaH, rHt chew DIu.e
10 r., t..g LHr,, uas Oh. #u. r..H.a a.i Do
rr.I.I.
TIMOTHY LuDUEN. J.frs
s ua. t,.g --Ir#.
W. WAR Nir.fv. F-.tr.
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OXFORD. 's. s.lH.. Ju'..H. Court, >,.iru.
Too, 4. D.. $50.
ST. .t.HN H...H.I. TH II. Cont '-Hf '.r 1901
Frlru luf DO prI 1aiaht..rsrf .ffIr stare, ar| be-
.H t.at.t, BgaH. u. attorney t..uIH, Hu| i.at Ae
h.. rH ........T. I..I ...E .' I...
lI.. uu.Ir., I..' ODE plaintiff. .H.. ih"I 'H
l....r.tn h. r....I ui .ar prH..r.N ui ss.l
uIi De- .I".IHr 1H.f'..... r.E ". sf.H hIf with
600. ul'rr o. I..H thereon o. o. n.u'sh.i three
r.,h, .ur.r-..i,.. ll ilr uRHu u.uH,al .
Ir.|, ".. .HH,r r.u'.I H. tp..., b.. .lI. '"H.''
OF u,.l, trr lr.. r.H.l.t...1 'r D.. iH.., 49, &
....t D. .Hrr r.r r.,t fnu ul .tI tu.rffH uf UHII'
CD Y Pr. .Eu..... .H fH. .. T.HHr,
Hf N.I.l u..f. tu OH. rHI f..I .".t ..'aH'fHt
ma, ia.u 1ui tasla DO .H.l t.ur Hr. .lr .uIi show
OiI.., DO 4lf %. H.., E.. .r. .u,.. ....a u.i TO
rn..r.u agl.a.r BON. 1903 ,s'01H.l '.'r' ar''r'
aI"
ar..u ELISHA WINTER, ,.rs.
\ ircsa lanuus VT ,auI uwar OF '"ah
tHrrrlr.
% Au.- ELISHA WINTER, C'r,l.
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On m9lln Of Nd. Lanea.ler % rarmIDs.

ON motion Of Mr.. Lancaster Of Farming
dale,
Orired. That the Committee on Manu-
hcturls De- instructed 20 iaquirc into The
yNpsdjgney ut amending -cc,ivn : chapter
so OF tbc Revised Statutes, 81 As o. allow
owners ut grain {, pay compensation ia
money instead oi one sixteenth, a. now ~
required hy s1id statute.
Mr. >auuln ol Sico, moved 90 take up
thr communication of the Secretary Ui state
transmitting the records OF council with ~
gard % au Over payment tU y. VI. Marble,
treasurer ui Txlurl Comfy. aud the same,
Hn motion ol Mr. Chase ot Buckig,d, was
referred @. che Committee uu Finance.
Go, rJrrrr.9 %. Ef GHrrHU~. An act
% repeal au act entitled &c I'm act aunullng
thr naturalization powers OF Courts iu this
state"
Anart 90 rrrsll uu act entitled " An act
regulating che suffrage oi unturali1'd oiti-
t.r.."
An act additional concerning thc supreme
Judicial Court aud los jurisdiction
PlHiHg, Tr.,ui.i Igd rtru8. Joel
Richardson and 10, ut Oldtuvuani vicinity
fora law, giving persons aiding in the man
uar,gr u, H11u',, shingles. ylph1lui and
other short lumber lien uu Che same o. Soc
cor. g. t.rm doc uuuuut due Tor service. (,
Ef.kiI Iuat aud ais, Cor coll bridge az
l.rrm.rr Fails. N X Baker aud ais. ot
lllrur.l and John Davis and ais ol Chel-
sl, ny Hrl.' from llaloNcll & CD,l,'l.
T,suv, January @2th.
Srtrr Resolves authorizing state loan
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Stray Eorsas.

-, rtME i,'p the iHr.p.ure ~ ihr sn'scri'
- \ ler, ore Tur.it,, December 18th, q
XII horse, lbrrt u 1clr. uli, aud 1 colt.
The brrs, 3. ra D, hlrk nil aud miue, with oo'
White tu'-ibg u-1r lrr irut.
The colo b, O. ,flr.Iu-. -IrN.
Ilft lpfmlis bed ths sppg1ringco IT having lr'n
ont Zoe sru- time. The Owner b. requested 90
move prupeftg. paw chtrgcs. ADD take them.
ALLEN e.. ABBOTT.
Wet sumner, December. 1856.
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Nntinn of Fnrenlonnre

HENRY u. CORSON, then 1t Br,lston' ln
the CJuut, ct Cruhei sni, c'n'e,rd u me-
H li. ucoJ ct mortgage dated Nov. ~, Il D.
1854. certain parcel 81 land--httN acres more
or Ir..-s,luatel iu Denmark, 90 ihe County OF
ONff,I, aal - ths pt numbered twenty 81 The plan
AMI .uryr, Of Capt. i.aac hs'ls. fo' a more
particular description Of said premises 'e''''"'e
-, h., had a. AID mortgage deed, a. rrcHdei in
Oxc.,I Wssea Di,trict RHgi.ly. G'ok y, page
ic9 ,eJ the d.cumeuts therein IcioUci %.
Whereas, the condition ui the sb1'snamsd
,,r,,,rs has l-en hfaken, claim Z, iOrec!ose Tie
am. aer1rdin. h. the provisions OF the statute Va
such case. made AM provided. .-,,,,,,.,
Bridgou, Jan. I. 1856. ~
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STATE OF MAINE,
OIroRn, -: Sup.sme Julci,l Court, Noyem
i.l Trru. 1850.

OXFORD, So ~un.rme Ju'ltih ''ui'' N"''m
isr Tsun, 1850.
ArIprv n srpeifiug Co the Cut th1t he s7iI
5rG.,1,,t !. nd an ,rhrb.ilnt II ihis STATE, and
has mo- tenant. agent. or attorney therein, apt that
the, h,,s nl notirc ut hs pe1d'uCy uiis. si' 10
Therefore ordered o., che Cont that tHr said li'n-
tT n.th the siI Irl.ui,ni 1l the ToHirncN "i iAi'
,uit b, causing au att,sisl copy 'f hls wui' To-
gothsf With this order Il Count thrv"n, 10 ~ pu',
HsheI three weeks slocossiNely IN The oN"id
Democrat, Newspaper Published AZ fars,' ~ ,ila
County Il ONiurl; the last publication 10 ~ 'n'Y
d.. N Last ICr, the next term OF laid Sup. Jud.
C6urt, To H. holden al PARIS Azure aid on the Sec
ond lucsday II March next, u the cod that nc III,
aid Dff,n,Isnt NAV then aud there appear ~ sa'd
Count. ana shcv oIuse, Il any be hi'e' way Jl-s-
Dsut should not ~ rendered iinst hlm' and eAee1'
ton issued accordingly. ...
Atre.t: ELISHA WINTER, Cieik.
4 true copy Of plaintiff : VIII aud o'd'' OF
Court thereon, --....,,, ,.,,
40 Attest ELISHA WINTER, Clerk.
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SheriT's Notice.

THE s-y-pI,Ironcr. viihi0anl &c ihs Count,
L of O>iuri are hrrtI, uri,hrj, iu 1oDouIpnr'
With Section A. Chapter lOi. of lhr Rr,,srd
Statutes uf N,lu-, that ibr nBIrrsign,i be- lFru
iuI, appointed. commissioned 1ni qualified lee
SuItItr within apT irr stiI JHru', 1t ONipii.
TIEklEl. ". CLARK.
raus, Jilu,u 10 lsj6. 3u5l
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To Lease

s.~Srs. FARM ~ PARIS, within
yftS.9 anil mIlc ufih Cuuu lluu.r,
sss(syE Known a. ihr "''rN Farm u be-
well fHrrl, q large pwpnuI"l oft
- which o. Stone wall. u hls. too
hupsrs two tru.. with ruilsuI'iugs .1ui two vr.I.
Cot. rl.n1r 90 tom, 81 hl,. Ihr., ace about iln
1rir. pIurghrd foe rhmiug HnI sowing, Boo ihr
Swing. lruu che huu o. +, tur orrhtu' Of lI ""t
2sD irr., 10 IaupHit,pa ui which lrc gwiiri lu.'.
Tho above ituu &. well vpt.rrI, rnI b. siiuT'.I
.a1 both .tI.s ufiha ruri. ltvtH De- llsrl, With
the stock, VIA one woke ut uNrl, COWS, apg.,
ysr.. with 900 lhe farming t.u.s, af one year iiom
Apul o., is'G.
Tur further Information, call 0u &c. GREEDY
90 thc premise, ur PHILIP GREEDY, EsIr
PORTLAND.
raus, D,,cmlrr 2Oth, 1855. i6d
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Maine Legislature
wrD>Ep,r, january l6t
III mLIInn LI NJ. lI-.ln-

srv,rr. ON motion vt Nr llrcbu
Ordrd, That the committee Goa th' ln''-
ri4rv h, requested to inquir. into the rNI'-
L..ucy of ryrrl.rs chapter - ui che laws
of 1850 and amending -sc,ilu H., Ut chapter
s. NJ thr Revised ~atutgs.
ON motion no Nr shepard,
D-Hr.E. That abe committee ou The jude
r.ary Do instructed OBJ inquire into Oh"
,yr5dieucy of rrrrlliuc an act Cor che de-
section otTauIyrs, passed hy Che last Legs
aturg.
Nr SHEPARD said that in the last came
r..-n. 10 wa, rrrsatr.iIv asserted hv stump
.r.tk.r,. that such law was passed hy trr
Hsf .s-slturr Although % member .'
trr senate Iast wear. o., diI not r,sn,.ret of
any such Jaw having 'rsu enacted. lls
.brgf Boo Introducing tHr order was That
Obj. committee might ascertain whether such
Ilw wa, iu rN...rneH.
Nj Ht.ry aid chat DO W.. notorious that
r1 such law was UIs,d Mv tHr Hst lr-.'.A'
trrr. o. Thought that Ore >.uft. c'u.I POP
h.ttrT employed tHau -1IH- choir attention
tr a,s.gI1u, maj. iu campaign sI,...,.
Nr. Z moved t.at tag order Doc uu tHe table
which motion prevailed.
Urrr u-tra|. That che committee ru
Ymr.c h, instructed 90 rIu.r lu'H tlr
ryreiIIu.y FOL, making provision iHr ,r msrI
af fHr state UrHtas a,.., Ia. uu 90" e.e.u,u
dsvu . March ug,t.
uu notion ul Nr pur,1 ., D8'as,
U. Hf. That che rHmmif,a. .H tHT judd.
o. instructed Oh inquire utH trH aNT.l.n-N
u' sr amending chapter Us Hi OH. Revised
Statute. Hs fH allows T.n.J . .h..r, O.. a.... "-.
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NH".rtE p,.s. tu, I.,J Remedy 10 the
Jn.n lr Female Complaints. Iuc' Pills
ar. particularly r.o.uu uiel % the rl'if'u,
.ff0s Jri.u Il- their Extraordinary efficacy
H.. 'm.'. urIu... aud ,.ey a-' alike
valuable ...l.r O. t.H daughter y.r-.u- into
H.mu..l. .r t.a mother 30 t.r turn u'
ma. I. In, h,u proceed beyond 100 contra
U..t..r. tHa' t.o,a celebrated Pills will cure
900 disorder, On which females arr peculiarly
aHrr.. AMI enable th.m 90 Pass 'hnir rrii-
... rr.sHl DO, wItllu, exposing theme
'.H, Oh ,..,. danger, tary 600 g.rs incur
.g other Treatment.
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so,cIc Sore breasts. wound.& Ulcer,

some ui tAo moot srien,IIr surgeons u"o lrs
sUl,I, un tlr u.n ui thls uulJ.tluI Oulu.ui, when
having i1 cope with tho wurst 'asss 90 -Hr's,
u.rr.l.. u'rs... gItplu'.r sNrIIi1,., sol tuuUrs.
prG..ur HOLLOWAY ha,, ly command oi The ~
lied Gu,emmrnrs. Dispatched Go the hospital. ut
thr Ep.i. large shipments ~ this ointncut, 'u ho
u.rI ull.r che direction oi ih' Medical s'ai, on
ths vor.t ,lss. nl uuuuis. ltNi'l ''re ans ulcer
rI,pIu,r swelling, stiffness or contraction ,i
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Ery,ipclas. salt Rhcum, and Scorhutic


N.,rrnrI, De-. r,., done .u much ar che cure
If I-..l... ID flr .kiu. whatever .p thry Doe
.r.Ir..r. obi. uf.fu...i. Nu'taU Hi Silt ElUnw,
~-u,,., Sufr Head, >gr0tuh, ur EnsiIr.as, r1u
Irg ,.ihsgaI irs influence. The inventor hHs
unveiled over mlu, r1,is of thr 70 hr. visiting
OBJ, nrlriglI iIa.nial., disp.0.ius thi' olnun.Ui,
ewing aH,ioe as tp o.. application, and h'- ihu.
l.,u the means Of restoring countIC.' uruisrs Go
I..IfH
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Don't drsnnlr! Don't despair

TT Won ARE afflicted with Cough. 90 other pol.
monar, disorder. AMI have trIr,i al the p"Iiular
medicines OF che day Wilhou, sueec'', lose 40 ume
iu giyIng
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II. BROWN, Paris Hill, OF
| URBAN SHOREY, North Paris,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-25

These and uihtr similar disiressiug complaints
can h. cdecru,lly cured u tbe ointment be we'll
rubbed IN over the pnrts affected, and o., other
wise folIwing the printed directions around each
pot.
me PIN, ,huul h. usel coni0in,, With Ointmcu
ipw,st nftbr following casr-s
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sou NJ the manufactures II Professor Ilotto-
way, 80 Maiden Lane, New lork, and 2Ii
st,,nd. London, and IN all respectable druggists
All Dealer. IN Medicines, throughout the United
states, and N, civilized world, ia Pots,a - cts.
62i.2 cts and ~ each.
There Is very eonsiderable saving IN tahlngthe
n. B.-Direetions Tor the guidance OF rmen"
ar affixed 20 each Pot OF Box uiio)
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THE GREAT EUROPEAN
COUG II RE III ED Y
A aINGIE TRIAL

n b.. udpn succeeded whoa aNhnlNn remedies
bad failed
Road the Cllawiug certificates and judge TO-
,rur.cI,c.. They ac selected i,um a multitude Of
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-02
BURNING OF THE MARSHALL
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

On Friday night last, the build
ing of that excellent school, the
Marshall Female Institute, was
destroyed by fire. 1t is not known
how the fire originated. We learn
from Mr.. Douglass, the President
of the Institute. that the building
was insured at the Memphis In
surance Office for $4,000. The
other losses besides the building,
consisted of the Books, Furniture,
Music, &c. No other building was
burned, and no other loss sustain
ed. The students did not loose
anything as was reported. Pec-
pie arc subscribing literally to re-
construct the building. The ex-
animation will take place on
Wednesday next, in the grove:
This is an excellent Institute, and
the whole country will regret to
hear that it has been visited with
this calamity.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-02
Sheri& Sale,

The undersigned, Sheriff of Pamela
County, Mississippi, will on the l4th
day of July, 1856, at the residence of
Jesse Ward, in said county, sell the
following property to the highest BID
der, for C sh, to wit:
One white COW, one double barrel
shot gun, one cow bell, Four ploughs.
One pair Of plough gears, one swinglc
tree, one Clevis, one saddle, Two bril-
dies, one Axe, one Iron wedge, ono
pot, and one drawing-knife. Which
property was surrendered to me by
Jordan Caryin, under the insolvent
laws, and will be sold to satisfy the
fine and costs, in the case of The State
of Mississippi. Us Jordan Carvin," in
the Pamela Circuit Court.
F. MOORE. Sheriff.
June ii SO n2l-4w.
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NO MONOPOLY!
Opposition 81 Competition
THE LIFE Oh TRADE.

I have started line of SPLENDID
four-horse OmMibuses to run from
all the Hotels, to all the Railroad
Depots, on which passengers can be
conveyed with despatch to any part of
Memphis. am also prepared to
furnish Hacks, &C., to the country
My friends, and all in favor of fair play
aciH please not purchase tickets on the
cars, as l have no chance to accom-
modate them if they do. The public
may rest assured that | will do what
say. Be sure to get in the Omnibus
marked -. NJ. Fletcher" ON the top.
All | ask is fair play.
FLETCHER s. KICK.
June-25-6m.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-02

- The heavy storm on Sunday
night, the 18th ult., done considerable
damage in our town, and vicinity. 1t
blew down the gable end Of Mr.. Clark =
brick house, and uprooted the shade
trees an every side. We learn that
the brick makers for the rail road
bridge, lost about one hundred thous-
and brick,
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Mr.. Wray, overSecr on the Jackson
Farm, on Yockana river, sends Us word
that he had Cotton Blooms on the eth
Of June.
Our friend Mr.. SHORES, oycrseer
oil the Clarke X Robinson farm. says
he can show more bloom ANA hples on
an acre of ground, than any other man
in Tho nenNtv
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Chancsry Sale Of Valuable lands

In pursuance and by virtue of an in
terlocutory decree of the district Chan
Gerry Court of the State of Mississippi,
pronounced at the March Special term
thereof. A. ID. 1856, the Hon. James f.
Troiter, Vice Chancellor, presiding u
the Suit of Charles Butler and other
compliments Us John C.. Jones and 9TH
ers, defendants, l will sell as commits
sioner appointed for that purpose, to tho
highest bidder on credit of six months,
on Monday The 9th day of June next
ensuing, being the second Monday in
said month, at the court House door in
the town of Pamela, the following describ
ed lands, to wit: The South east quarter
of section (92) in town ship seven CD
of range six co. west of the Basis Me-
redian Chickasaw Cession, lying in Pa
nola county, State aforesaid.
Bond or Bonds with approved secu>
rity viii be required of the purchaser
or purchasers for the purchase money
bearing interest from date.
JoHN J. WILLIAMS,
CL'k d. COMMISSIONER.
5pr 26 nj 4-3w
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We were prevented from attending
The exercises at this institution week
before last, but requested friend to
rive us an account thereof His com
lnmication appears in another column,
over the signature of Willie l. It
was crowded out last week, in the
press and hurry of getting our new
office in order.
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At the last term of the Cir
cult Court, in Desoto county,
Miss, Jourdan, slave of Mrs.
Bullock of Pamela, indicted
for killing a negro slave be-
longing to Mr.. Hall of De So
to, was found guilty and sem
fenced to be hung on the 25th
day of July next. William II.
Thomas was convicted OF
stealing a knife, worth about
two dollars, and for said offence
was sentenced to three years
hard labor in the State Peni-
Tertiary. Several persons were
sentenced to imprisonment in
the county Jail for retailing
liquors without license,
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ON IBUS LIN Z.
=. VI. Patterson, & BRO.

We respectfully inform the travel
ling public that we have running in
connection with all the Rail Roads
terminating at Memphis, a regular
line of OTnmibNses, for conveying
passengers and baggage to and from
the Depots, Hotels, and any other
part of the city. Our Omnibuses will
be found at the doors of the different
Hotels in sufficient time for every train
of cars starting from this point.
As the United States Mails are car
ried Oh this line, passengers will find it
the most safe to patronize us, as the
cars never leave until the Mails are
delivered by us.
BY strict attention and promptness
to the travellers wants, we hope to
secure a share of the public patronage
2. NJ. PATTERSON, & Bro.
June 25-tf.
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Our readears will remember,
says the Religious Herald THAI
Father Kelly, the priest in
Norwich, CT, claimed a right
to tax his congregation when
and how he pleased" A men,
Der of his congregation, by
name Of Brown, refusing to pay
the tax laid upon him, was ex-
PEELED with others from the
house. Brown commenced a
suit against Kelly for his eject
ment. and the case has been
decided in the Superior Court
in his favor, and Father Kelly
fined.
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ITEMS.

We wish our friends in the cOun-
try, to send us everyitem of news,
and every unsual occurrence, hap
pening in their vicinity. A brief
statlnent is all that is necessary,
we will put them, in proper form.
Our object is to make our readers
acquainted, with all that takes
place in the county, without wait
ing until somebody sends to Mem
phis.
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.
\ CiIILD'S IDEA OF THUNDER.

During the storm of week before
last, little son of II. !. COTS, of
this place, on hearing the heavy tAm-
der, said, Ma, I suppose Mr.. God is
moving his bed Then, after q mo-
ment's reflection, lie remarked. me, I
guess It's only Mrs. God, pushing the
tyEadtc bed inter tie big 6ed."