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VERITAS.
From the NeU York Herald.
The Attempt on the Life Of Napoleon.
PARIS, Jan 2l. fS58.

The Emperor and Empress having determin-
ed TO honor the benefit of Mapal at the Grand
Opera, in the Rue Lepelletipr, arrived at the
theatre about half past eight O'Clock on Thurs
day evening. the 18th inst. The frontage of
this theatre occupies some eighty feet, and falls
back little from the line of the street. lofty
zinc screen, shaped like verandah. runs along
1t, protecting the entrances from the public.
But it is not through one of these that the En-
peror passes on occasions of his being present at
performances, but through a side door, whichas
seen from slight projecting wing on The left,
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nEM0CRATS. RENARE!

There is a dark plot laid for the destruction OF
the Democratic party The enemies OF The
Constitution and the Union are once more en-
gagged in tIttis old intri9ues 10 break down the
bulwark Of our liberties. Their agents are busIy
al work. You can see them approaching dis
eontented Democrats confirming them in their
captiousness, and assuring them that they are
right in their dissatisfaction. You can see them
hanging TO the skirts OF those calling themselves
Douglas men, hattering them, apPauding their
course, urging them 10 b. firm n the position
they have taken, drawing from them rash
expressions IN relation 10 those who differ them,
strivipg 10 short ~ every means in their power
TO make them gradually move from the platform
Of Democracy. wher, they have stood, unwa-
vering and unchanging, for years. There are
forces al work, which operate in the darkness
al midnight, 10 effect the disniegraion OF our
glorious old party. Know Noihiugsm, With
all IFS corrupting appliances, is deep IN the
conspiracy. Abolitonism, with lis unscrupu-
Ions demagogurs, its infdel preachers and Free
Love philosophers, is active in furthering the
diabolical purpose. The plan Of the consPira-
tors is obvious 10 all. II is TO strike do1va James
Buchnnnn, md thus TO ieUei serious blotU at
the Democratic party, the only obstacle to the
accomplishment of their nefaIious designs. Let
Democrats, therefore, be warned. Ei-t them
remember how many Of them, honest and con-
scicntious as they were, few years ago, were
Iured from the ranks of the party they loved,
by just such wiles and decoys are now used
TO ensnare them. Let them remember, too, that
when they discovered the real nature OF the
organization for which they had forsworn their
party, and when they became dsgnsted With,
and shrank from, the h:deous loathsomeness Of
that organization, that there was still Demo-
cracy, healthy, vigorous and invincibIe, to open
to them lis mighty arms and TO give them the
welcome honest and patriotic hearts. And
SO there will be again. No matter who be-
comes traitor TO its interests, the Democratic
party will continue TO exist. 1t is indesirucIi-
bic. The principles on whchis grounded lis
foundation, are eternal as the stars. Bat, let
Democrats beware oftae temptr, for wo TO the
man who, warned of his danger, rushes mad
ly and blindly to meet it.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
Feb. 10.

John King, ct al In the Court ofCommon Pleas, the
", County of Bedford, vend. Exponas
John Duncan. Nos 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 x II February
Term 1858.
And now TO wit, February sth 1858, the petition
of Hugh Moore, Esq, Late Sheriff, was read and
filed praying for the appointment of auditor to
distribute the money his hands, raised by virtue
OF the above writs; wbereupon motion of o. T..
Shannon Esq, Jno P. Reed appointed auditor to re-
port distribution. By the Court.
The undersigned will attend TO the duties of the
above appointment on Tuesday the 9th day of March
instant at 10 O'Clock A M. of said day. at his Office
In the Borough of Bedford, when and where all
parties interested can attend
JNO. P. REED.
Feb 10. Auditor.
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ABOLITION POLL BOOKS.

Those immaculate gentlemen, the Aboliton-
lists Of Kansas, to crafty whose mad whims, the
Anti-Lecomptonltes are at present exercised SO
terribly, it appears, are about as deep in the
mud OF fraud, as they would have Us believe
the pro-slaPery men are in the mire of dishon-
esty. The appended affidavit shows them up
in a Uery enviabe light, indeed:
Territory Of Kansas, County of johnson -
Before me, Samuel Sallrrs, personally appeared
Theodore F. Garnet, who, bring sworn, SAYS
that on the lth day Of January he was arrest
ed IN LeaVenworlh county, uudrr, as was said.
a warrant, aud taken 10 Lawrence by an armed
party of ten or eleven, and while hr vas under
arrest proposition was made to him to make a
new poll-book, 10y some one OF The FIRE State
party 10 Lawrence, ant' he thinks By man
named E2lngl which pollsbook should be made
ont sothat General CaIhaia would receive il,
which deponent, being in darance, told him or
them he supposed would BE- all right.
THEODORE f. GARRETT
Sworn to aad subscribed before m.. this ,h.
18th day of January, 1888.
SAMUEL M. SALTERS, J. p
GE~Our friends over The way, M-ssrs Reed
& Minuich have received a lot of new goods
They are an accommodating firm.
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AQJDHT0EG's Ne1TFCE.

The undersigned appointed by the Orphans Court
in and for the County of Bedford, TO report distr-
button of the moneys in the hands of Mrs. c. Har-
mer, Executrix of the last viii &C., of Elwood Har-
mer, drcea sed who administrator of the Estate
OF Thomas B. Miller, deceased will attend to the
duties of his appointment his office in the Borough
of Bedford, Wednesday, the 10th day of March,
Instant 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said days when and where
all parties interested can attend
JNO. P. REED,
Feb. 10. Auditor.
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LIST OF LETTERS-

REMAINING in the Post office, of Bedford.
Pa, February 18th, 1858. Persons cali
Tor letters in this list will be particular to raw
they are advertised.
Alien James, Cowd4n & Son, NJ M.ssrs.
Anderson Jno. Crooks Samuel,
Arnold Fl. Dunkee Mary J Miss,
Amy Mary, Miss Dieh Ann Z Miss,
Boggs, Mrs. Duncan JOS "
Brounback William Erisman Henry.
Balm George limerick Henry.
Bay James G Elwood Elizabeii Miss,
Bddle Levi, Freeman Noah,
Biddle Margaret, Fcknger Joseph,
Biddle Jacob, French Sarah Mis-
Brubecker NJ. Mrs. Garnor David.
Barndollar Maggie Miss, Grana Mary Miss,
Benner Caroline. Miss, Hottstetler Levi,
Banick George Hill Isaac,
Boyd Thomas A Horning Lewis.
BennFr lanes, Hill Joseph W
Branack Frederick Hawly Reoand
Brenfman Lew, Heileman Waioa isht !
Bowers John p. Hall Iacob
Bridenthail Henry, Howe NJ John.
Clements Francis, Herr John.
Oobo carlton Mess. Hfrshman Simon,
Caney John, Klumpt Carl, >,
OhufchhlIl Alva Miss, kumpp Charles,
helton ii. H. Ogborn Joel,
Kline C enas, Purdy & Son N A.
Lanery Michal, Petrikin Bruce r.
Lenocker Jacob, Racebaum Frederick.
Latchaw Isaac X. Reed James 2,
Lelghmon P. F. Robason Ruth,
LandeS ID. n. DR.. Ream E. D.
Lynn Sophia Mrs. Ross William.
Miller Lidy Mrs. Rolar Ellen,
Mitchell F. J. Reed ]. w.
Moag Gottleb, Russell William 6.
Miller William, Struck G. d.
Mills Jacob, Sives Julia Ann,
MecoIbot Thomas Swarts Eli,
Mitchell Algerda Miss, Scott Alexander,
MoSsman Beal A. Stair EIeano Miss,
MuIon Sarah j. Miss, Seper j.
Mlllgan George, Seely J. Fl.
MeIreck Jno. Tucker Josiah,
MatherS Charles, Valentine Jessey,
Mccoy John, Vicel William.
Mcpherson Daniel,
Weehel B. F. VilIonghby Charles,
w llson Frank, Walter Jno. H.
Wilson John, Wales Cad g. Co Mrssrs.
Work Franklin, Wilson Jane Miss,
Yonker John, Yount Jacob.
Zimmerman Michael,
Bedford Pa, JNO A. MOWRY.
Feb. 10, 1858. PM.
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t5ptftuI Notices

Tue WONDERS the AGE.-The steam engine
and the electric telegraph have ceased TO be he won
ders OF the age. Young America is vigorously push
ing ahead in every department Of science and art for
the ameloraton of mankind from he tolls and cares
incident TO life. Sewing by machinery is the most
recent successful Invention, well as the most i'm
portant TO enslaved womanhood. 1t enables her
49, si-Aaserss AA+.4 vnes aud s~os hsr
ample time TO cultivate her own mind or those of he-
children. But OF all the machines that have ever
been invented, commend to those of GRovBR and
BANER's which are the best in the market for family
use.
Offices Of exhibition and sale 1875 Broadway, New
York. IS Summer street, Boston and 73O Chestnut,
Philadelphia.
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Confidence IN MEDIcINE.-There are ma
ny persons who have no confidence 10 medicine
owing probably to the fact that so many worth
less articles are palmed upon the public for the
cure of diseases for which they are not suited
We know Of remedy for Coughs and Colds
and Lung Diseases, prepared by DR.. Kryser, OF
Pittsburg, Pa, that will meet the expectations
OF the public, and is sure to give relief in the
beginning Of those cases. 1t is now put up in
90 cent and 5 titles. For sale by S. Brown,
Bedford and al the store of Colyin s Robson,
Schellsburg.
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NOTICE.

he partnership eretofore existing between James
Burns aud }. Ii. Tharp is this day dissolved by mu-
iual consent. All money due the firm is payable to
James Burns, and all debts owed contracted by
the firm, Will be paid by James Burns.
JAMES BURNS.
J. II. THARP.
Feb 10, 1858.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL EST ATE.

IN pursuance ofan order of the Orphans Court or
Bedford County, there will be sold at Public an.tio
on Friday, the 10th day of March, next, at In. las
residence OF Charles Weight late of West Proyienc,
Township deed, the following Real Estate, 10 IL:
tract of Land containing one hundred aud inlr
acres more or less situate in the Township aforesaid
adjoining Lands of Andrew Mortimore, Frederick
FeIghf, John Morris and Godfrey Mench Wit good
frame house, two story high log house 'oae and
half stories, Smoke house and other out budiags,
apple orchard, about eighty acres cleared part
dow good Spring of never failing water thereon This
property is about three miles South of Bloody Run
attendance will be given and Terms made known ca
day of sale by JEREMIAH WEIGHT,
SIMON KARNS,
Ex'rs of CHARLES WEIGHT decd.
Feb. 19, 1853.
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The Rev Dr. JuNKlN, viii preach in the
Presbyterian church on Shufsday, Friday, &
Saturday evenings OF this week, also on next
Sabbath. The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
wlE be administered on Sabbath, the 2eth OF
Fpb
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There was an election held in Allegheny
county, few weeks ago, for member OF the
Assembly, 10 fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of Mr.. ]. B. Backhouse. The result was
that the Abolition candidate had only 600 ma
iority, Wlnot's majority last Fall having been
nearly twice as much. The County Convention
which nominated the Democratic candidate,
passed resolutions endorsing the course ofMr.
Buchanan, which shows that the Democracy
gain, instead OF losing, by sustaining their no
ble old President.
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1t is stated that the Southwestern Bank al
Wytheyille, Va, has just suspended specie pay
ment. This is new tank which went into
operation only few months ago.
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w WAGONS.-Several new two horse wagons,
work warranted, for sale on liberal cfeCt or
ior country produce by A. B. CRAMER & 10.
Feb. 10, 1858.
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CHEAP SHOES.-a small lot, lille cut
Of style, will be sold very 10 W.
A. B. CRAMER < Co.
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Z CORN.-One Thousand bushels for sal,-a'so
Family fiour-Prime new Bacon also-by
A. B. CRAMER & Co.
Feb. I9, 1853.
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GEBy reference to our advertising columns,
1t will be seen that Ma. Isaac MENGEL, JR., has
on hand large assortment of chairs and cab
met furniture which he will sell very low
Those who are in need of articles in his line
will promote their own interests by giving him
call
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GgAs some of out readers may be curious
10 know which one ofthe B. c. editors OF the
Bedford Abolition organ, was verdant enough
10 expose his stupidity 10 the gaze CT the pub
lie, BY writing the article in the last issue of
thai sheet, entitled "1he Democratic Meeting" !"
we beg leave 10 say that our friend, the ''lobby
member informs US that If was certain pedan-
lie, perpendicular pedagogue, ,lperhaps we should
have written dem instead of pedt known 10 the
people of Bedford as Mr.. JouN IL. Filler.
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T. R~Messrs. SNYDER and ScHELL, of the State
Senate, and D. j. CHAPMAN, ESQ, of PhiIadel-
phia are entitled to our thanks for numerous
Eayors.
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GIVE have received the report of the Treas
urpr OF the Poor House, bot owing to the press
upon our columns, we are compelled 10 lay it
over till next week.
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B. F. Meyers & C. ". BeniOrd, Editors
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REMAINING in the Post office, at Bedford,
Pa, February 18th, 1888. Gg-P Persons call
for letters in this list will be particular to raw
they are advertised
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PLASfER.-In quantities 10 suit r,sica-
esers-for sale by A. B. CRAMER & e..
Feb. 10, 1858.
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y Our readers are aware that the Lecomp-
ton Constitution has been referred by the U. S.
Senate 10 its Committee on Territories, ma
iority Of which is in favor of its acceptance by
Congress, and that in the House, il has been
referred 20 a select Committee of fifteen, OF
which also majority is pro-Lecompton. Il is,
now, very probable that Kansas and Minnesota
will be admitted into the ion.together, the
former with the Lecompton Constitution.
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LU MBER.-Twenty Thousand f--i .e.,..-,,,,
4 Pine Boards, also large supply Of p,i.lar
Scantlng-for sale by a. B. Ora HGi -.
Feb 10, 1888.
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Peferson's Counterfeit Detector.-The un-
exampled success which has attended this publ
cation, is fully deserved. 1t is one of the best,
ifnot The very best, detectors published. It is
corrected by DRBxEL & Co., the welI-known
brokers.
1grRead the new advertisements of A. B.
Cramer & Co., in this weeks Gazette.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-05-19

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Zen aeheaesea o. femsf Ashls facts,
sElsh MS htfe tfms felsildh - ihs
sshlsai. We OIL roe add saaihsf
ai nafs tafiens isfi IN ihe fan
,llsullm N an fesdtN "the tfil
i Astronomer hnYal, In Ne lsst
ssspsl ,spsff fefeffsa " frf'aia
msrsflea. ehsress n Iessi and aigst
e,s a ane N 10 lnsifnmenls inn ton
,4riaf with changes N temp miuN,
~ ehef Al ihe e4alha1es, ahi Ne
masiues aeme movement N Tho earth
af IL he The eanse n these wmafk
.bls phsramsns" 1hn~e vks ,fs = n
aasntsd with the perfection n lhe IN
nssmenis used N ihe gfpai ohsefgA
hfls. tho fefnsnenry N The direction
4 NE transit and equatorial lnsifu
mshls, ahd The accuracy " mtasnfe
msnis depending On Their accuracy
III understand that The mtslefious
hahges, alluded 10, ara IN ile highest
asefse Imlofisni and astounding J.
N. snIh changing the inclination u
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eIh rNs.se.

We .oll for Cab ,arlaa,sly o. c,ty 90
fqidnes, aud No goods delivered o. sI
lowed to be- taken from the store sa,il
settled Tor, irrespective 81 persons, ~ W
Keep no books aud make No ac,eania
al goods guaranteed 10 10 Jus, What
,hes are represented aud sold Tor
We have zone price" livery article
has dsed upon Il IN plan hsurss, q pr.ss
from which W. will hot d,risis.
We will not take hack or ssehsaes
good. after sails and deli very
lrrors shall bepromril, corrected who
reported TO the ptoprisioIs
Srl.iD, pON0liO 4 STRANGE.
March ~, Isis. o-3n
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NeLCAN's VOLCANIC or
gSyoNgNT.

The best f4nimeas in the void Tor man
OF beast.
.ssssAsr s~sssrkstss fsys
performed BY MeLsan's Volcanic oil LIN.
iment. BEAD far yourselves.
Thomas Fsri. . blacksmith. living near
C.ssavsuue on Tsssh street, had q horn.
bic running sore on HE foot. lIe ,Fied
variess Linimsat., Salves, &e., bat could
do !, no good. lie de.raifed Of ever being
able 10 vcsk o. his Trade seais, because
he e,uld not bear any weigh. On bis foot;
and bv one .m,ll bottle n MsLesn's Vol.
sanie on ts~iness. Ne Il . perfectly
cured.
Rheumassm. raraiysfs .neuraisis, trus-
scs, srraIhs, ssifnes. in,he jeln,s o. Hiss
eles, swsrinss, sore throat, esr-scAe Or
,oosh-sehe. wounds, fresh cuts, sores,
bu~a.. scilis, pains, &C., yield 70 the
ssmarie- ipidsn<s II this venisffsl Lin.
inent.
Wv ffsrscs and Cattle Il issa infallihls
reu.s, foe sAsfss,rsIls. serssshss. srssk.
81 heels. lamene-s, spawn, .wsssv, -p4ini,
fsala. bruises, swellings. wounds, rattle
snake bites. and variess oshss diseases
uhseh animals ar. liable 10 from %injaflss
or accidents.
gverv eouasry merchant shasii Obtain
q .aprfs q Nsl.ss'. vsiesnie oil Lini.
nsni.' n rslls rapidly, because u always
cures.
liberal fisesuns xill be made 10 mss.
chants vho tuy to ell again.
rz'fss .sle. hy J. II. Mclean, psepd.
sssr. corner Of Third cad Pise street,,
~. tcsis, No; sise les sale ny Thss. '.
Ciafts, 81 The ANA C~osnss,'' fsnoIa,
Febsssry J, lsss. 2-is
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BAILEY oynU0D.
tkpFfk M i~hsh Al WIN
3zIf = FL AfsfkiI
ffHts hsgt hssat Hf<ss<
spmIWF sAa has fa~ A. A
ftfifs fstmifea, NJ tafss aaml
f(4<stls ishmal hsslfss m4af al ;
ysr ~ ~ sssaf ~ ths lasl Il
VIII fefsfi II a. taitetstDese !.
N nsslsy spfpgss lhslf smeafyla' here
2 fslfll ahf aailsf4eiahAt ts Ia
n iasssfs n aslaness a 3 isalaf 4 ~
hfassssss ~ Tbs part n The proprietor.
z ssfsF1fi a y lhsif tfiata. aaAes
4 " ~. h1esfef, ihat 4 nehssallg Il
NJ nhlf effa conceded hat H. The eats
NJ I've ~f1Ii4sihf dissasas, hallsf Ahfnss
q. ~uhsuFsassi ~ sag IA ~ void
Nhiia Fsallinf,T letter. sefHnais, Iifor
~ Hfspepsla, femsle diseases, q sill
v III tNhefehf aht ralahsYus n,saasas
y eeeFy i%tsefitllan
Wsfm ani cod halhss II he furnished
faf The tislthfs,
1ha htflngs ne open saeHfnef and
Winter, an1 iha confidence In them : -
Kfehi that ihafs are nevof Isss than hfty
lisliefs tfasihl fhsf afs %iasalal n
auisfiale county, AIAhama, hlna II n.
from flefenee, and afehow most access
Vie " ell sreilun,, a 4 regular la a
stages and haek, will fan fNirIApAy
from fuseumhlA 10 W. spfinss, connect
ihs with The ea'' .. They pass fascambiA
oasli wafi
The locality n The spring. /. uh.ur.
passed, being n n rlcltanl and haalihy
%eaunift, with dno fishing anil hunting
grounds.
A large Livery Stable hi. been erected
NJ The springs. and every description ~
Vehicles can always be had.
ien-fln Alleyi, billiard Tables, aud
every description n Amusement mar he
found m the premises.
tUtillion aud Dancing Parties elsen
regularly dur NJ the week.
\ Band u Na.ic has bonn engaged f1r
the season.
NJ olurt viii br spared on the rnrt ~
the rrnrrieturs " fcnier visitors rn,n.
Portable hud agreeable.
llLls. CONNER, 4 90,
May u, 1858. 1871.
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u1'be bgsi cure " dyspepsia l.
m%lleciIag bills fr hewspsIrfs II
that don't give you on appetite, you
NJ ahi o. we'll veil your stomach fof
iile and have done With II.
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N,sts authorized 10 announce the Ion.
i0liS ". THOMPSON a a candidate
NJ cireui, Judge u the ith Judicial De.
at the election IN October neat.
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wsAs Authorised 70 announce the Hon.
JAMES '. TR0tILll, Of Holly SPRING,
~ 4 eaudIdats Tor Judge " tho ~ Judi.
pal District, at the election on the 1T
nsndsy IN Ortst~, lsjs. noyl.ti
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We srs authorised to announce q. r..
|etgt.Y a, . can iida.c for Probate
IRIS " Panels Cssn,v.
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.sssIsisissvassv.s .s,sssse.

.edtNtMtsSvaeov's .sisssSe.
70 the Crssiiors Of me isis,s ef A. ~
Briiosk. dscsassdi
"hhkkAs the undersigned, Admin.
i-saior Of The estate ~ .s,d H.
ceased, IA ssshe Arsii Term, A. D. ISIS,
n the Probate Court ~ 1~siishs,rhie
Ccsssy, Mississippi. hIe his rsrcss II the
insolvency II the estate u said dsssdsrs'
Noe, all persons having claims against
the estate ~ said decedees, ARE hereby
notified 10 come forward and have ~
ssme duly rrohsssd AMI registered In M
Register aer' b. ;,as vlerh u ssid Court,
SI,hln y year from the dsse cf ". svs'
publ cation " this notice, or the sams
will be barred
JouN n. MeArrE, Aam'r.
April Is, lsss. u lsss
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We arc authorized 10 announce JAS.
\. CHALMERS as q candidate for Dis.
PEI At.orscy a. the Seventh Judicial
pssrie., al the nsst Ostobcr election.
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IHA ~fHNNfH NHff Hfflffd
~ b n nv mHft nag n fathi No. besJs
fl maHls la lha tnHal slstes, sen
tHfHa NO malefA sefFshthAls ia sai
e GaHaltsl hsl msg sialfll Hla ~ lie
faH ltfHht sal s%islefs shd 10
w itai1Hlh std yssssils %tfvsssshss
n .Hf husihess
iias uhais,als astsnmsni slllyfssi,s
eHitteolal attention HhhAses " lslls
IHf ~ an stienfV lttae 9Th iht ~
ehfkff ri me sff, AlafahA, M,als.
Alff. A%ftshsas ahl NliasHfi 40 shlsh
= 'holi Al VII nm,bs Ilsaiei u hsss
lhum .nltfrl.
uHt hiaii dsraflme ~ shall II All lines
BE- p lnlanllf supplied = ih all iha va,
fsh' aHl lhlssi u lss, ~ vel ~ ths
choicest anl htsl iAhiles that esa h
ought n Nh articles pertaining 10 go
efHi liIy uuNda leush.
uuf tapd department deserves Vac
ste lsl attention u every %pufehssaf, o.
alf assortment embraces sssf1 oil qssli
lies aud iesllna
uuf tufiaia Department dispiays .
election n tuflaln material. and ifin.
mIngs mfeli mot vllh W ih, country.
eBd " have been fortunate q scouting
lho services ~ q competent French W
,ta|fef, 10 make up AID IA tafpsis ssi
tu,lanA v ~ desired,
Ou TWl0f hns heeh furnished In .
misi elegant rafislan siile. aud .et spaf,
foe the Qig uaIye ute anil bossf, VI us
itl,os
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-05-19

Just received, one cask Of superior
French Brnndy, which ! am prepared to
sell IN quart bottles. All persons need.
ing Brandy for msiieirsl purposes, sill
find i the hes, article in the county.
Ale, ~ ins Cigar. Call scon At the
"firirk corne.."
srp.tf THOMAS Y. CLARKE
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-05-19

". p. wovrrEN announces himself
4 s,alids,s foe re- ELECTION to the elhcg
rsInArs cLxsI " Pamela county.