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..Icn. Davis 20 be Hung

nai HIl ,ho renting N land ~ rd'e
e1.tun sith "ffre Niger iflof" mus ~
On. dsnsfsfe I og y iof feni neu year.
~ fnttsf. oll place, iwb milp' sonih ~
IAmbnt There i. on NE tlaoo, y splea'
did dNoldnt boasa viii " water f'h'
hpuso, sihbla, and cribs, AMI bctwefu We
bundled and twonly fge and two hundred
AMI mo-, acres N opeh lind, NJ productive
os h Ia tha ThIhhtirlis VALLEY good
fences, and convenient " Vie place there y
plopty " stock walof md m abun lance ~
switch eana for pnsiuring purposes NY
forms will be- quito liberal oon'idefihf new
land. M. tsa,fng N other places hpply
to q H. Jenss, near Pamela, Or to The un'
designed.
decDtf, W " PVlIa'
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r. X. BRpg OVER ms TALL,
uAtcnIE.--We learn tina, a fine Al
suA.,sHnal bridge, built at Clcvclan
Ohio, for the Miss 4 Tenn. X Il
and Designed TO span the Tllahatch
river, has arrived ~ our lanl'n
and will be forwarded 10 its dcsign
ton in \ few days.-irgus.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

The Honorable Probate Court 81 Tusita
csants, n lhs Nssember term, lsss. tlsrs.
%. granted letters " siminisuaucn On
the estate On iehn r. visk, deceased, 10
the undefsigneL Nos Nesefsre all rsr.
sas . hsviss elsiss asaisss ssid sslsse are
hsrehy nosiksi 70 hare them rrah.led and
registered In the CLERKS cmce Of .aia
county, secsrdiar 70 lav, " tbs notice
ell Be plead IN bar.
GEORGE rOLk,1
LrcY ". POLK, AiAins'r,.
assn sf.ra
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The Richmond Times savs. ,h.
after the mos. diligent eaaniF e
1--WE regrc, to say that the amou'
Of want poverty and absolute suite
ing ,hroushou, the laAa Is great,
than at any period during the war.
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They have at this time y reenlI
scmi.weckly mail from Monticello I
Broakhavcn, which is furnished |
their cntcrpisins representative. Nj
dcaris.
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CITATION NOTCH


"
The State Of uisdsirpis Pamela &
TO John Ia MusrlI, Esdon.
Engenh Patton. EuiotA Po.sop,
Fee, WIN. Martin. Laura Lsnb, =
Stone, fannie Martin. Belle Mn
ton Martha, Robert Martin, The
IN. uanqsss, Marie, W. q, Aar,@
ei- q. Martin, Liihos Martin, IN
whilder, Francis T. " iidsf al &
whild,r, drsisses and oltSutees
viii ~ Mrs. ftsneis W. Bobo, q
turrthrr with1--- llsvleys
said Euipra ilswlcy. George Pe<
band ~ said kudora Post5n,-
husband % said Laura, an | Joha ]
hnsha, q 81 said Amanda. , ues -
citsdto be and appess bsfers ~
!, curt af said county. on he feurt
in Urcembcr, 1858. 70 tkov cass1
haai accounts Of Manuel W
Willie p. wooucn, exccutofs Of
said deceased, should not b Al
approved. b. order, Of Court
lith day Of November, 1855.
". p. WOUTTEN,
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The Honorable Probate Court Of Pamela
county having at tbe Nosem Der term. 1855,
granted letters Of administration on the
estate Of Green q, Wright, deceased, TO IN,
undersigned, pow therefore all person.
having claims against said cstate, are here.
ty notified Is have them probated and reg.
isicrci within the time required by law, o.
they will be barred.
JESSIE G. WRIGHT,
DECEIT. Administrator.
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William 2. orne %. A. J. HAYS.

Upon opening the oomplalnant's bill IN
this cause, and Il appearing 10 the salts.
fiction Of tho Cour, that the defendant,
A J.. liars Is nota citizen of the State Of
Mississipnl. but resides beyond the limits
,horrof, so that the ordinary process ~
thi. coun cannot be executed against him
Therefore il is ordered that hc cnies b..
Appearance herein, on or before the first
day NJ the next term Of tie Court, to be
holden nj tho court no use 10 the town of
llernandl on the third Monday before the
drst Monday Of March next, and plead,
answer or demur to %eOmplainants bill, or
the several allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed as to him.
Ilislurtber ordered that = cory 81 this
ordo< ~ published 10 the Pamela STAR, a
neSJp per published in the town Of Pamela,
oncs u week for fcur wrrks successisely
dec9.it. j. y. NESblrT, CLERK.
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This STATE II Mississippi, DeSoIa County,
ghaacory Court Al rules before tho
Clerk Of said Court Al hs Office in TO
town Of fernando, the third Monday o.
November, il being the 2O,h day thereof,
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Da. Dluas,

lls,.e, tstMtmbfflaFts In hH
49, 4s 4yHtrfs fiss
a ~ Na5ahf n psHlfH ff glatltf
~ 20 ~ ~ nsssat e. N. fai.
al fiHH ~ afal Am
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Psfs.rs a "A ist4)assls,, 80
9tfsi n ! sNss k1<fzI& Ifs.'a
atd AHf4 A. ~ tl1i4ssf<. ~
fVsH - slHsf4 VIZ I1<s1s.
ssfy f4sH a EeHaI1 6ss@e.
Hes4abf A. ~ p(<a<ssy -
hsFflft sfiI sste< l<,ae>s.
tahled, tfysssd ~ VII II H.
1eg A me- enHtt heass 1ssf n
Hlholasln fsld Cunt. On 49,
i0d ~ Ivse' mh., n
Ne hears prescribed " iss. h
hlhe Months ffefs M day
losing dessfib~f tfnst N Iss<
beiha IN sal eonnfy, tasrfl
West qasftsf NJ beaflss Thyoe.
Mae, nangs seven, go. NJ
pfuted security VII w fs1sI,
Shrssf, end = lien sllI Ls fstsl1
ltHy Until ~ paFthste m6N>y
Nes ~, it6i JUuN Il. mr.
''hss2t tssh7H III
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laHAii n A1m alssenHan HesA ~ n
islsal laha 4 Wafd. asaaassat hHsfg
- pmAIfE m4tg ue ffahsie taafi
N P4hsls "a Akfg iHbssmbaf lsfm,
"a, heHaaH hwfty Kseh u III afsi 49,
A 8safasaf h pfstais hbf fsfifisf iheil
slsims N M gtsb8ts ulsfb's nlhae N $50
s4Bnlg shin fba tlms Lmltai ~ lee slss
tbsf all 10 barred
n. N EnzntnAlil,
Jss4 Gsstd Admlalstfainf
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Letters NJ administration afpr 'ha 80
lais N %. tttFar1id, 4 epasej, hasfne
beers gmHisdia me ~ me Probate Coat
N panaif enbnly. n iha Nussmhef term,
lsdt, hoflce Z hefebf Eisent9 WI efedll afs
m deceased n Probate Ahl feflstef Hsil
claim, In The pfuba,s tleft's 90 sHf said
county, rithie nhe time prescribed w la~,
sIast6ey viii be barred. ....
All WILLIAMS, Z
dse2.gs.td Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATIONS 4


u permanently located a ~
tenders hia professional sem
community. Terms cash-Ooo1
Tin a wfight's drug store. seyl|
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LAND ron RENE,

Two hundred and 6f.y acres Il
tom lnud, and thirty acres VI "
rent seven miles f,as. o. osrdissco|
lars per ssre. lhe button, ~
ab We vvvrnsw.
nu, lin. pd. WILLIAM EDW
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IA. Tto pffrp y 0uf faltf
III AZ toliiu ff Hhe fsit hl'Y
,abit luf upe MONTH hpl hlithn
,.h'N tpf agle eary -art
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Dp. vmirps

0.,isy ,..ama "A ihs fffsil.s n gsien.
.o8 s,fssts m fh0 iuHn NJ Ilhllat ftl
sr t,5msf attfaHoh 10 III eais.
pts,it. Dec ilh, sfI dfff
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Keep. constantly On he'd
Produce aud Groceries. -.
n~ovlS.tf. s. &. SMITH n
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a.. Il Il. Wprl Mt lhf ffm ~
gd YAH nrb te hoi iidh an,.l.
alempnt, ia mf mthmifel agent
hntd.ihe,sirh viii bin ~ ibt st'H
rlH meet with fsomn attention ut
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Sober Facts for Thinking People.

Wear after wear, for an eighth OF century
,hs press Of the country have chronicled the
hene6cial effects sofHOSTETTERSS STOMACH
pTTTERS. Editors, authors, physicians, ,ner-
chants. officers of the army and navy chem
i,ts counselor8, ministers of the gospel, IN
,bort. a great cloud of witnesses of every pro-
L.ssioa. trade and calling have testified to Its
.ficacy as a tonic and regulating medicine.
The names and statements OF these witnesses
have been published in the public prints
N.nv Of them are well known to the public
Their testimony has never been challenged or
impugned. Upon evidence far less weighty
men are acquitted or condemned by cOnscien-
sious juries.
Hostetter'g Stomach Bi,ters is not, however,
upon trial. 1t has oeen tried and pronounced
on the authority Of those whose lives and
health it has preserved, pure, harmless an d
enineltly salutary preparation. Attempts
have been made to rival it. They have failed.
Can it be necessary to say why they have fail
ed7 Ask the recovered dyspepticsj bilious
suffererers. victims Of fever and ague, ana
nervous subjects who have experienced ITS
effects. what Mey think of it. Ask them and
be guided solely BY what they say Sold
everywhere.
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E1 Members of Congress who have already
arrived in Washington city, and who are
appalled, with the filthy condition CT that
locality, are discussing the probability of
removing the National Capital 10
Philadelphia. 1t is declared that the cholera
will certainly rage in this country next sum-
mer. Congress will be in the midst Of an
important session in the heated term, and as
the condition OF Washington is such as TO
provoke the virulence Of TIE cholera, tits pro-
posed to bold the approaching session Of that
body in Philadelphia. Ofcourse this Is moth
ing more than q suggestion il its present
shape But there is no denying that Wash
iugton city is in 4 wofully filthy condition,
so much so that members Of Congress are not
to blame for seeking a refuge from disease in
the c!eanly and healthy locality Of PhiIadel-
Dhia
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B=In another column will be found the
card Of MessTs. Hawley and Cummin, Attor-
neys, at Williamsport: We take peculiar
pleasure in Recommending this frr1 TO the
business community, as being able, energetic
and faithful. From personal knowledge of
the character of both these gentlemen we feel
assured in saying that they viii prove an
honor to the legal fraternity. Our people will
remember Mr.. Hawley as the obliging and ju-
dicious Commissioner Of the Board Of Enrol
ment, in this district. May ye haul ami may
clients cgn1.
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LYONS Periodical Drops !

FINhe Great EemaIe Remedy for fFreE-
l. uiarities. These drops are a scientifically com
pounded fuid preparation, and better than Al Pills
Powders or Nostrums. Being liquid, their action Is
direct and positive, rendering them reliable speedy
and certain specific for the OF all obstructoS and
supPressons Of nature Their popularity is Indicated
by the fact that 100 600 bottles are annually sold
and consumed by the ladies Of the United States.
every one Of whom speak in the strongest terms q
praise OF their great merits They are rapidly taking
the place every other Female Remedy and are con
sdeTed by all who know augh; OF them the sures
safest, and most infabie preparation in The world
Tor the cure OF all Female COMPLAINTS the removal Of
all oosruetI01s OF nat uEe and the promotion Of health
regularity and strength Explicit directions stating
when they may be used and explaining when and why
they should not, nor could not be used without pro
duclng effects contrary 10 natures chosen laws will
oe lonnd carefully folded around each bottle, with
written signature ofJOHE I. LYON, without which
none are geHuae.
Prepar-d by Dr.. JOHN I. LYON, 1e5 Chapel
street. New Haven. Conn, who can be cor sulted
either personally or by mail enclosing stanp) con
cernlng al private diseases and female weaknesse.
Sold oy Druggists everywhere. Price sL5o pr Bot
Q. q. CLARK d CO.
lysp General Agts Tor United States and Calaias
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Registar's Notice.

YEIO all Creditors Legatees aud other per-
A. sons interested; Notice is hereby given
that the following named persons did, on the
dates affixed to their names, file the accounts
of their Administration TO the Estates ofthose
persons deceased, whose names are under
mentioned in the Office Of the Register for the
probate of Wills sud granting Letters Of Ad-
ministration in the County Of Potter; and
thai the same VIII be presented to the Or.
.phun's Court Of said county for confirmation
and allowance, on the 18th day Of December
next at 10 o'clock a. m. at th= Court House
in said county
Nov. IL, 1s65.-Partial account of Polly
Estes, AGministratrix OF the Estate Of George
Estes decd, late of Oswayo tP.
Nov. IS. lt65.-Final account of s ".
Presho, Administrative of the Estate Of S. J.
Gee, late of Allegany tp., decd
DAN BAEER, Register.
CouderspOrt, Nov. Il, 1856
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Administrators Sale,

ID virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court
ID for the County Of Potter, the following
described real estate belonging to the estate
Of JOHN GLASPY, late OF the township Of
Sylyania, in said county deceased, viii be
sold 20 the highest and best bidder, at the
Court FoUse III the Boro' of Coudersport. on
Tuesday the 1871 day of Dec. mert
al o'clock P. "; all that certain Tressuage
OF tIact of land situated in Sylvania township
Potter county, Peuna., and bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at the south
west corner of Patent 4758 thence extending
eastward along the line of said Patent eighty
perches TO e corner, thence extending north
ward along the west line of said patent two
hundred perohes at right an ne les with TIE first
line, thence extending along by lard OF Sam'l
Webb southwardly eighty perches 20 another
corner, thence By the lands Of Thomas Rses
two hundred perches to place of beginning,
Containing One Hundred Acres of land
be the same more or less
ROBERT Z. YOUNG, Adnar.
SyIvanis, Nov: S. 1865.
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Another Engagement
While the attention OF the enem! IS fully
Engaged by Grant
the attention of the public IS 10 less engaged
BY Cristodoro's Hair Dye,
which is accomplishing wonders in the way
of beautifying heads that age, or sickness, or
cazricious nature had disigured with insight
ly hues. Milton says truly that
Peace hath its Victories
10 less renowned than war" Manufactured
6v J. CRISTODORO, No. 6, Astor House,
New York Sold by Druggists, Applied by
all Hair Dressers.
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DR.. TOBIAS

TENITI4N HORSE LLNLHEAT.
DNT BOTTLES AT ONE DOLLAR EACH
for lameness, cuts, gals, collie, sprains,
&c, warranted cheaper than any other. 1t
il used BY all the great horsemen on Long
Island courses 1t viii not cure ring bone
nor SPAWN, as there isnO lniment in existence
that will. What it is stated to cure it posi-
lively does. No owner OF horses will be
without it after trying one bottle. One dose
revives and often saves the life OF an over
heated or driven horse For collie and belly
ache it has never failed Just as sure as the
sun rises. Just so sure is this valuable Lini-
ment 10 be The Horse embrocation OF the day.
Sold by all druggists. Office, IS Cortlandt
Street New York.
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ESTA correspondent of the New York
Evening Post, writing from Jamaica. commu-
nicates the following remedy for Cholera
"Steep one quart of pimento, DIETER known
as alspitG) in gallon Of streng spirits, rum
or brandy, the latter preferred, for at least ore
week, stirring occasionally take wine glass
sweetened with sugar. He says that the daily
use of this highly aromatic medicine will be
found remedy OF preventive in districts
where cholera prevails or is anticipated"
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eSE~I 1t is a fact that the greet majority of
those pard3ned by the President are ofa class
who, while they were Unidentified with the
movements against the Government, were not
leading traitors-were not in a position to
control the tendencies of treason. fhe Pres
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military or civil leaders of treason. This is
an important fact. The spirit (which first
prompted the pardon Of some of fhe leading
men in the South. was alike patriotic and
generously manly butthe spirit in which Ex-
ecuhve cleuency has been appreciated by
many of those who were the first to enjoy its
advantages, has doubtless induced the Presi-
dent TO prove to this class that he is not un-
conscious Of their loF inSss;itude.