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IEWEI.RN STORE.

watch. ClorlS. and Jcwclry RrpHrnH'
AWE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED Ills JEWEl,EG
store the east side of BROAD ST., opposite his"lG
md whore he be found Al AN scasonahc hours
eady to do work hisine of business -hUrtn"1ro
fV"Healsokeeps Watchcs, Chicks pcctoelcs. jewell
ry Gold Pens and Pencil Cases for sale, of GOOD quality
and NJ The most reasonable prices. J. 7. BRYAN.
HHlylale, Oct. 18th, 1857.
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TARnY Lr.r1cE.-In a recant lnctura in

TARDY JUsTIcE.-ln recent lecture in
Boston, Professor FELTON,, while discours.
ing the durability of tho institution, ostab-
lishel by Solon long before the Christisn
era, said that even under tho constitution
OF 1888, Athcs had her courts of the
Epheta and the Aroopagus, before which,
only few years ago, m over jealous elias.
sicist Of the Athcnian bar moved reverb
81 Of the sentence Of Socrates.'
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SHELF HARDWARE.

CHFIF HARDWARE. of all soris, Tin Ware, SOME
- WOODWARD. and great many other Wares, 10" uu
mcrous to MENTION constantly hand, a' low fsuros
Also, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, &c Sc. u. HAMMOND.
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CIVILIZATION IN THE CASNIBM ISLANDS.
king Kameha;fela, Of the Sandwich
Tsland.. latcly got drunk and shot bis pi.
vato Secrctory ou the suspicion Of criminal
intercourse with his Queen. A Royal
coppor.cvlorcd Sicklcs!
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gg- Dr. Doy, who was rescued from
the ST. Joseph, Mo-, Jail, by handful
Of men, has returned to Rochester, bis
former home.
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gs~ a PLEASANT CoUSTY.-Twenty-
six towns in St. Lawrence Co, n. y,
gave Republican majorities at the late cleo
zion, aud the aggregate majoritios are H.
500.
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IL. Il. .pARMEIEIl. n Cn.

DEALERS IN STAPLE Am nFANCNDRN GOODS, NO
tions, Millinery Hats aud CaP-, Clothing. Cr"rherN,
Sash. Paints and Oils, Groceries, Heavy and shell
Hardware. STOVES. &c, sc. Manufacturer, Of Boots
and Shoes, Copper, sheet Iron and Tin Ware. Read
ing. llillslale Coz Mich.
s. PARNELTF, mGvl1I9 II. =. PAHNFLLL.
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Fy- A female teacher in one of the pub.
lie schools of Albany undertook to chas,
tiso little boy few days ago and the
little scamp raised her garments and took
refuge beneath her hoops. She was COM
PEELED TO agree to truce before tho impu-
dent little chap would come out.
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l. has Gst receiycdfro New York City, all (which
io anxious to sell a "west price
ma ke into garments as may suit the purchaser.
-" Cutting done on his own uInycntedaudlmprovod
ysten1 md sarrantcdto beinfefiorto mono,
fiorto most. y B.-An Apprenticcwantea,
IIillsd1lc oct 18Th, 81. X IO O" H.
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ATLANTIC MoHTuLY.-Ticknor & Fields
retain DR.. Palmer as assistant editor OF
this popular monthly.
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T fashionable Drapery and Tailoring,

ABROAD STREET BErWEEN MANNING AND
IL West streets. The subscribcrN to return his
sincere thanks 10 thosdrriends VIII have favored him
with their patronage. AT the time time 10 cali
tnn 10 tho now and well.clect dstockn Of
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The SWEETEST OF ALL PrANErs.-The
Honey Moon.
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DIR, pIRINGTnN,s

BY STANTON K TIFFANY. JACKSON. NICU-OP-
positc Nirp Central Railroad Depot. General stage
Yf TIou1p
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WRITING pAPERs.

ADVANTAGEOUS ARRANGEMENT.
D ANDERSON CO, having become agents for the
~. sale Of Creencaf x TAYLOR Manufacturing COM
panv,s Writing Papers. they prepared Go supply
them in all varieties, either In large small 0uanf
ties the Manufacturers prices. BY this arrange
mont Dealers and Others may enjoy She adSauta-
ge which would be secured 10 them by the hest paper
Mill in the country, being located n their midst SAM
u. ANDERSON & co.
LUMBER! LUMBER!
~ w.FERRIS has on Land and for sale alargc and
~ well selected stsck Of seasoned Lumber, OF almost
every description octl1
Hillsdaee, Oct. 8. 1850
WRAPPING PAPER OF ALLsIzEs FOR SALE by
w MOTT & RR'
CHAINS
TRAILER, TRACE, LOG, CABLE. HORSE. COW
IL Dog, Cat and Fox Chains, for saloby
n. B.HAMMOND.
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The Harper's Ferry Excitement.

Troops leave for Charleston in the morn
ING in consequence of dispatches from Col.
Davis to Gov. Wise. Great excitement
exists.
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FRENCH N PARSONS.
DIR. 4. +. WHELAN.
STACY y EnMNi,nS.
GEO. W. Ill MIStItD
nICKEKSnN ~ ZOO,

ATTORNEYS AT LAWAND SOL'ClTOES IN CHAN
Gerry, Hillsdale. Michigan. Will attend promptly to
all kinds Of legal business anywhere in the state u
Michigan, Northern Indiana and Ohio
CHRISTOPHER !. DlcKERsOS. EZRA T.. EooS
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NAH 4RRASG EMENzs AT WASHINGTON PoST

Il
Tho Great Eastern Mail nom Baltimore philadelphia Nes York
Boston aud Buffalo al on. M Do n d.
daily aud DO from this oe> 10 by
places viii DC closed heretofore al aDS O'CLOCK p m daily
The goatetn via be closed ereaor daily al BBs aud
O'Clock aaa VIII b seI heretofore daily, by 81
O'Clock a M, and 8, p
The second Eastern S eosos at D. h the Great Western
N CLOSES az p p daily. mail north Of ihia&elpha
are 70 arfNe 'l with The train for BALTIMORE
winch pr.pS the Mall arrive here by o4 NO East
err NAY received this once sunday night and no Eastern
Aaa y. sent Sunday morning
e Mail for Norfolk and adjacent places IN Virginia Is closed al
p except Sunday ami Is roceScd sx ts week with mai
nom BALTIMORE Nd, by IL, m.
Tho Georgetown ~ e. received t~ce daily by 3
The Mail fron Rockville &c. Nd received daily by p
5 for those places at Q, p. m,
Annaloiis Mail clones at 2 and Q, m, daily
The Mall Rockville Sc Md received daily, except Sun
day by p M. aud closes those places by daily
The Csesvi Md bIn closes Monday Wednesday and Friday
received tuesday Thursday andsaturday at 8
Upper Marlboro, &C. Md received BY a. daily, and Is
closed al ., y.
fobscco DC Md received tuesday Thursday and satur
day by p. closed Sunday Tuesday aud Thursday at
Warrenton, hddeburg 40, Va, received daily by O. m
closed AZ o, q.
Leesbug va BY and closed at ., ms Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday
Te postage newspapers and that all printed natter ad
dressed 10 country required 10 be paid In advance
The o1lco lrou O'Clock 10 So O'Clock DAILY
except Sunday and that day from 70 no. aud
from o1z TO ~, p m.
'PoEt Tobacco daily other places the route above
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pEoposAlA foK ttRHINu. pANLNa. ~.


HAE4EE kslh M n4sess os'ar
Washington, February ., 1859
The s,h LAY March pi Srsfsalas tr carbns end laying
First sond Wards q hec or@ss oae dis.ct r lie Third
a ioafaa wafas armins the second district and me fh sixth
for separately and 10 DO given erent year
Commencing the lat day q april 1852 Agrceaoy 70 the following
ourbsone DC Of o best New York ver carbs.ous
s,een inches vide ana nos less than ihrs and
spssra ssnss ,9 Sppr surface O. ass aa
set and well sss the proper .s and the Joints wei pd
laid sharp spread deep bed
fine clean gravel clay oam deep
the pavement less than he fun WIDTH No extra
measurement Tor brick edge win be made
The stone he quartz exceeding
inches IN danse except tho Tho outside pe O the suere
gravel from clay OF oa least nine inches deep
ana be twice well the second being well wet
covered With tue clean gravel aud the nteree be-
The ssss y, e e OF The g e a iUI ps ' ps s or New
o,k North rys nassn IL pieces q not sa t, tive sel ss
thick III blue goSE Of rne,s not less than
for th New YORK North dyer e or laid bed q nne eleaA
close joints
grading exceeding ons foot % be rated as trimming
The work 10 be done in the B and 70 the q
the Mayor aud be conenecd Within The order Is
toe order directing i to be done and waran,sd to stand twelve
months after rs completion And the the contractor
named his their failure the work the mate
Of employing other the same upon he
deem expient which the
failing shall any loss the
relsyng which required the exira
oa Of the time for which tue work warranted to stand 10 be done
by the contractor free Of charge within Ave days after notice from
make any repairs
pavement days
such terms as he ra deem expeacn in which event the
failing shall loss damage the corporation
Bidders viii that the win be required 10
comply strictly with the the provisions Of
the
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,

Il
PETITION Of Francis L. Heidelberg o New York.
granted TO him the 9TH Of aay 1si5
an impr soycsr for from the
prson patent which the III day May
1852.
said petition he heard nj the
IL o'clock and all
notified appear show they have why sad petition
Ought not to be granted
opposing required nc In the
objections specially forth writing, least twenty
hearing MI testimony filed by either party
be taken aud in
Office Which Will he furnished nppce
ton. = ,.ar
The testimony will be closed The th April
relied testimony,
cd the ooo before the morning of Tint day the
mel any, within days thereafter
Ordered siso that Published The Union Wash
ingon, bay Book, ~ " week three
the rst OF si publications 70 be OF iens sixty days before the 18th
Of April nexs, the day of caring JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. SEtars the above will please
bills tho onioc with containing this notice
Feb i-law3w
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RATES or CHARGES FoR HACKNEY CARRIAGES,
CABS &C.

TEr~a from act u the Cooperation apprepea March 20, 1872
SIC ~ enacted, That passage
ac the follow ing o. ro charges for the
The % Washington
carriages cabs vehicles, carrying passengers pay
hire between dsy eight O'Clock shall
bali mile tweny five cents Tor any distance
hn mile and not exceeding three miles hty cents Pro
cab other vehicle shall be
period than i've minutes the driver thereof
sha h. allowed f the Whole hack other vehicle The
II for every ntcen minutes so detained and
for All eoy q, other dctonons later than socos
tho owner hackney cabso o'hor vehicles
the scof ny ccntum on The foregoing
charras q addition thereto. ..t.
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nineteen thousand miles
greater than that England, New Jersey
Nebraska Is ninety Ave thousand miles greater
avchoding states except California Oregon
equal In all New England, New York, Pennsyl
wanna Ohio possible that New Mexico and Mea
will territorial organization by Congress at the
present containing 2ss all New
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois Wash
ngton exceeds in extent all New England and New York
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nEAFNEss AND SINGING NOISES IN THE THE

ctRs-Biish Foreign Inhrmsry fn Ws
cf snncss Head and Mind Cnmpains ~ Spring Garden
Crrng Cross Ionion England Consulting CEAxFs hh
EDct SKINNER esq Registered net OF Parliament
JutS Powtt discovery, being positive m
Of self cnrr arjng instant and magical relief 10 sufferers who @
have been deaf for 80 compound d'
applied year When the vapor ing o
y held by the sufferer for minute the affected aud
SANITY the ifct who previously deaf enabled 70 ar com
mon toned conversation few nshB use In similar way WI
deafness and n
the head cmdcism and cxorlltan cs sufferer
extremely deaf by Of this permanently them e
distant Of the world without pain. Thousands hve p
hearing and forever rescued the snare
the unqualified prctcnes NJ the epi Day
the most en
pb, ans and In England whose deal @
have cfred and hundreds private pates cr
referred the coutiBs or r
Of the four quarters globe, b. Cured
this discovery be thc with pre~cr
preparations &C., that will enable them positively
81 H. u thn c II the ri which mnst be cent 70 @ -
rrnry io> FoxRif Spring Gardens tbang Gross f"
Fngnd be scnt chcr by bankers draft payable 10 hr
most
crate dc,fne nnees 4, the head fo l4-ily
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PROPOSALS FOR WELLS, PUMPS, &c.


MAYORS OFFICE,
Washington, February s, 1850
PROPOSALS in writing received this Office up IL
ant. os for conveying water and for sinking wells including
necessary Workmanship in digging laying liking and
repair in the first district composed Of the Frs. and
ed wards and IN tho second district composed Of the Third
(cnc district to be bid for separately and
,he rs. day Of April 1859 asreeaby 10 The following
specifications no od from any nu aesa pump ass W oo
FOR WELLS.
Digging and waing woi including removing
dirt per loot The walls to be inches thick of good hard
Cleaning out wells, each.
Sinking old wells deeper, per foot
Taking out Mold Old well ,s and putting IN same per o'
Cases more eight feel length, do
Eastern shore ist not less than three inches thick
Paving wells, intending brick and pump stonc
Opening with old materials, each
Opening old wells and covering same with new timber
- FOR PUMPS. m .aasl# 81
Keeping the pumps repair stopping leaks, when IT
eanb 9 done Without taking out the pump, each.
Taking out and putting ~ old pumps, per log, each
New logs putin pump, per foot.
New boxes and sroats IN old pumps, each
H sSsl pa ana spp pat a for new pumps each
All ,op pieces square Il inches clear SAP
oak fourteen lower timber y be II inches in diane
ter. All top piece to have three coats Of paint, e
FOR HypRANrs.
new ynves spout repairing the old rng the
belonging tcm when be done without taking the
Taxing Oh, by dran,s and putting in same each.
New hydrants, per foot 7.
Spous for hydrants, oacb
Painting pumps and hydrau,s three coats each s
Bids received for hydrnn practical plumbers.
IRON WORK
Handles axes spears plates, bands repairs per pound
spout aud lower bcxiFons Cor pumps, zach
New Joints old pears. fr
New spout and vaivc.irons for hydran.s;
Tho work all Of tho best quality of their
Rpectve kinds. :. .
No oler Will made BY practical pump
maker. ~
Contracts will not be assgnnblo.
Tho persons accepted will bo required
thousand dollars, with ureics,
faithful performances his their and
with
OF the conditions
ing to be authorized 10 employ other
persons tho TO furnish the materials
expedeni In which event the
failing shah be responsible this corporation
amy damage thereby his
OF such contractor contractors,
Feb lO-3awNar JAMES g. BEIsRKr, Mayor.
Separate proposals will be received for keeping
tho pumps the satisfaction Of the Commits
districts. Bids viii stoio
the price per pump The furnish materials Of
every kind which required
pnrs surface and cleaning out the wells
ans also paving around the pumps.
JAMES BERRET Mayor.
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IoHs y. srSssr.
KINNEY & HOLLY.

AND WARRANTS located and sold Lands
bought and sold Taxes paid Money invested
security Collections mso and
faction gnarnuind
Green Missouri Folk
os Harlan r. Ferguson,
Territory Hon Jas Craig Missouri Hon W II W Cobb
Aabamn hon j. Mcqueen, south Conai and Gov s W Black
Nehrszka rsrritnry
Mr. Holly ~ nrm, March al The
Kirkwopi Iiousc At $40 Twelfth street
Feb s-2wds
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THE WESTERN TERRITORIES.

comparative statement the the States with that
OF the territory destined exhibits the
estng fact that the Of the miles exceeds that
the former The superficial the Territories organized and
organized, rs set as follows /. r. .F
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The Baden Louis born August 10 1924 " undcr
guardianship by OF insanity. s.f0tt .
His father Ferdinand husband Of The late oaeen regent
~ september 10, 1855 s1
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T,RANKIIN PHILIP respectfully invites atten-
magnificent stock o books the results Of
recent nnlorsons and personal selections In the North.
he include the best editions Of standard and
ornamental bindings, which
proachnr festive soason FRANKLIN IIIupS
bookstore, 322 avenue,
Nov hetwc"n 9Th and 10Th ptrcets
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TABLE EYHfBITfNG THE SEATS OF GOVERNMENT AND
THE TIMES or THE ELECTION or STATE OFFICERS or
THE SEVERAL STATES.
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sluare miles . !.

Sluaro miles. Il s07, 900
Dacotah 20 be added which
seen 40 estimate,
The superficial the present follows
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NOTICE TO PRE.EMpr1oN CLAIMANTS.

! NOVICE TO FKE.ENPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right cmpon e lands
within the townships aud parts OF townships above enumerated re-
que 10 establish the tho satisfaction OF tha register and re-
cever Of the land office and make payment therefor soon as
practicable after ng this notice and before the day appointed hf
the OF the public sale or the lands embracing me
claimed; otherwise such claim viii he forfeited.
fHi tfs7 TfiOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land obiee
Dec 3o-lawl3w Tint. 4 sfrl
NoIUnder the regulations Of tho Department. heretofore ana
existing be made advertising proclamation
such publishers specially authorized 10 publish by INC
CnmInissinner Of The teneral land Office.
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all the states South saroua the voted
by people aud has majority Of all the votes the
which such majority required the legislature elects TO the
governor OF The candida voted for by tho people
sAnd fees with the furnished house.
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sh0llg quantity fap affolcd
States 40 % SOFA June, 1857.
Number Of quar-
her SecflonR

unoIproFtdled
iscuding
lands oath 1856
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the land Monday The
n ky for the disposal Of the lands the
within the nsipe, which
the United states, ha asis each eide Of the rail-
"fron Madison Columbus the 81
lake owushps twenty
thence the OF superior aud 10 Bayfield,
subject required BY minimum u too dotass and ny
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-21


ornoeritd'er mir NIT oisieu perbunesu fino. Die Diff
a6fun9 uno natis;ifif&eu Gnsrife mereen Fb BON
letet psrlteren uno Die Gmsritauer psrpea peutltc
Vsnutbit6tsit, eeutf&e Sunf, eeutI6e @eianaeliebs,
pentihe @sieutstsit eben 70 gut Ierusn, ais ME pas
Sa9srbtsrtrtntsn, nit benz fe uuS nr6 Dor ,renioeu
3dbren %neripottst batsn. Ntit @epalt miro Refs psnia
dnS9crt@tst; btes 1T r~erieltiss SAT-, ais wie bel Der
Observation-Disclosures! Sur benz sepoGtIamen,
urltnnt9en Nuitrcten Der Ntclittcnilten bss Ncrpeus
paetn mir eS Su rcroanfcu, baB Sirginien beutc I'm,
tauisno 9rrern wsiter epn Der emancipation entferut
ut, ais cS loon Dor ,ebu Sabren Der faq mar uuo
rurCb lcIde Selepo- Nprcdcn werpcu Die &ucpnptbiuos
unebr gutter t%etpmmen, ais in BEN lebten brei ODER yier
Mtsernoten pieirr S'ppi6aft! Nsin lsbrlibher gSunld
ut Der, paB Die Nrteiterteresun9 i'm iunereu Sinue
oeS sSorteS, 70 matt iie bic SsrtsFeruns Der SAGE tes
ArtetterS betrtfft. NIT Dem teten G1fpls setr6nt mercen
nr0Se, CUR erlanguns poIitii6er Nshts atsr mGaen lie
;msfmdBi9ere Mit.el p6bten!
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C6hr ben &itmOnSs gnniser.)
Ser ttaitemiicbe Telb;m9 I'M Sabre
1900 un0 1889.

Der S8ta9 am IS. 9rumaire (NcSemter 1899
mar ltesrei6, unp, unabntt8 orm friberen Splfsauf
itanpen unb Be6ieln Der @twalten unp Slesiernn8s-
former, cRne SlutDer8ieben sefitrt, unb cns Itwa-
de, Serlawenperii&s, in jener 5tui6t unfaGi9e Di
reftcrium Der Stint BON Sen wabren 5rrunoen pes
SatsrlanDrs 9efIr3t.
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Aa3eiaer.
Observation-Disclosures WpIitif.
Sic6mDnb, ben 81. Mai 1889.

tSir Ten "Si&n'. gnSeiser" sef6ritttn ron Gas. e)
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UfEie n 4 ieafaH ~ ne fflNifH
|aaH n rah1la eaanly, mala u
ustmlss term, tis, thereof, W
.t,ssnsl, adm Illustrator N ihe estate
fn.tli waads, i%sesassi Gill. ~ sat
|,i.y ihs liih lay u January, 1852
III, II public feHius, ~ we premises
LIZ slli deceased, silhln lasfal hsafs,
Ia aselt N trelve months from ihe
H. 4 al. III The personal property be
afss N ihs heirs ~ ssid deceased, -.
atlihs saieal eehsls sting N part " boz
b., mules, utHn, %ett'le, hnrf fhfminP
.ifflf. elf,
hNal With approved 'ooar vii b.
aifsl n NJ purchaser,
iANrs n. Nuui =, ilm't
nfs. ~, lsis tnaw
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Mea.gAs's VOLCANIC OIL.
oINfNeNT.

The bes, Linimen. In the world for man
or beast.
.ssssAsv s~s~svssss ssvs
performed ~ MsLsas's yolcsn,e oil Lin.
'ment. Read Tor yourselves.
Thomas furd. q blacksmith ,lisinr near
Casa, spas on Tenth street, had . horsi.
bic running sors IN MI. foot. lie tried
,%arioa. i.iniments, sslsss, Ae.. bat could
d. u no GOOD We dssrsired II ever being
able to wsrk 81 his trade again, because
he could not bear nns weight On bis foot,
IN. by one snail bostIeof Msi.ssa's Vol
canIc oil Linimsps, be IL now perfectly
cured.
Rheumatism .rsrsly.i- .nssrairis ,bsui.
ses. spr,in., Stiffness ID the joints or mss.
ess, dwellings,, sore throat, eas-sehe or
tsoth.schs. wounds. fresh cuts, soses,
burns. scslds. paths. A., ,isid TO tho
"maxic" infa.nee Of this wonderful Lin.
iwsht.
For Horses and Cattle 4 IL A infallihie
remedy fsfshafs..s gals. scratches, erseh-
81 heels. lsm-ness. spawn svesny .spliss,
h.snls, bruises, .-elling-, wounds rattle.
snake bites. and various other disessvs
which animals are liable 90 from '~n;isrlss
or accidents.
Every country merchant .hosid obtain
q supply ~ uclesn's vciearie Oil l.ini.
meat. II sells rapidly, beeasseis always
cures.
Alibrrsiliscoun, ~ili be made 10 ser
chant. who huy 10 cell srssn.
r7rfcr ssls hy J. n. Mclean, rscrfi-
ie,sr. corner ~ Third sad Pine streets
81. Louis. Mo; sl-o for sale NJ Thss. y.
lClsrhs. a, The ssBrist Cosses," pssels.
February :, lsjs. 2-iy
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-01-05

CsWWlsstsner.s sale 81 slaves.
PURSUANT 10 an ~In;srlOcutory De
cree. rendered In q ease wherein
Georss ". Williams. q al. are complain
ants. and Robert X. Williams. ct al. lie
PENDANTS. IN the Chsncery Court II Piano.
Ia County, Mississippi. q, the Noveuibcr
Term Isis thereof. I Gill as cemmissicn-
er thsrrin appointed. proceed to cell a,
the Court House door, In the tsvn Of
Psnala, in said County, on Saturday the
lst dsy q January nett. between tn
hsurs prescribed By Lag. 90 . credit 81
twelve months from the DAY n ssIe. With
interest from date. the following negro
slaves. ts-wit . Harriet sai Maria.
Bsud AMI security ~ill be rcqaired cl
the purchases.
JOHN c. n iRRis0N,
Cemmi ~iruT.
Nsv. r1th, ts5s. F--iv.