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Hints to Farmers-By "Gris.o

FENCES AND FENoING.-GOOd fencing is es sc n.
tlal on farm. Get good ''iencing-master" to
learn you. rdu fence is better than an
iimaeinary one. You can't repair oo0rne fence
good Whltewash brus hes out of brush fences.
MintZer can tell you that.
The BEST TIME TO PUT IN RYE Il asked
an o!d farmer once what was the best time
10 put in rye? He looked at his watch and re-
plied:--
"IblS is about ma hour
The rye was Immediately put in.
All seasons are the same tor putting in rye.
dow TO HOLD THE PLoUGH.-Don't try to hold
1t out at arms length. You can't do il.
IL You haven't plough ol your own, pet out an
attachment on YOUR neghbor's, who owes you.
ANY Jusuce will tell you whether you can hold
il or not.
WHAT HOES TO UsE.-In planting or hoeing
corn, use the ordinary hoes in general use.
Neither india rubber hose nor cotton hose
would be oil any account IN acorn.deld; no more
would one or Hoes eightcyhnder presses.
How TO KEEP Corn. The best place to keep
corn IS IN good corn house, though some pre- Ter
to keep it in the system-ia he JUICE. If they
don't keep COIN they keep cornd.
EASY WAY TO DRAW SAwLoGs. Draw them on
a piece of paper with a crayon pencil, After
a little practice you will be able to ''drawn the
largest kind OF saw-logs with ease.
PoRK. Packing thread is OF no use in packing
pork. In curing hams the time VARIES Hams
that have got trichln@ can't be cured at ALL
Cincinnati Times.
TO MAKE STONE FENCE. - Equal parts of
whisky and cider This is the reciprocal stone
lence; the more you lay OF it the more 1t Will
lay YOU.
To DRAIN LANDS Drink whisky, and spend
all your time ut the village tavern, This viii
drain you OF all Iur lands in a short time.
To MAKE Your STABLES WARN IN WINTER
Set fire to them IH...
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CROOUEr-rHs axs4r UNsKILTUL-

Miss miss ! miss Sill
Leaving never stroke for me;
And but Tor DolIteness I'd utter
Inc contempt have for thee.
Oh, well for your nece over there,
That she has my uncle TO Dlav,
Oh, we'll for the sake OF us both
That Pm good bat at croquet.
And the other players go on
To the stake, ~ lie your ball stands still:
Don't ask me which arch are you tor"--
.Iust play wherever you will.
Miss miss ! ! miss s!l!
Oh. you mugeins from over the sea;
But the tender grace Of n cool croquet,
VIII never De won by thee.
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A VISIT TO THE GRAVE OF JOSEPH
HODMAN DRAKE.
ny BARRY GRAY.

A few Sundays ago to wards the close of what
had been showety day, Just as che cloud,
broke away ana the late afternoon sun shone
forth upon the soaked earth and the tolisga
gemmed with drops OF ram, my triend j. b. IL
drove up TO my door, say ing tnat he had come
Tor me to 20 with him to visit the grave of
Rodman Drake,
II was a spot had long de ired to see and
therefore, gladly accepted my trends invita-.
ton to accompany him. A drive OF three or
tour miles thu Ough the southern part OF West
Chester county, passing through tine village OF
west Farms, Drought US to Hunts Poin'
piece OF lana stretching out into the East river,
beng the southeasteily extremity OF the Great
Planting Neck, called BY the Indians Qu1nad.
huhg. For nearly two hundred years thus land
was the property OF the Hunt family, and IN
their burial place, which Is located at the en-
trance OF the Point, the remains ol the poet the
youthful friend OF Hal eek, now repo,e. 1t Is
strange spot TO lPct for burial ground
being hummock, surrounded by low,
marshy flats, with the waters OF the Sound,
or rather the entrance TO it, coming u1 20
within short dista' ce OF It's boundaries. The
afternoon on which l visited it was cool aud
breezy, and the bay was covered with white
caps, while the wind sung mournlully through
the trees in the burial erOund.
stone wall, Quilt close to the road, protects
the 0ul place iIOn invading feet and thro Igh
narrow gate, rusted and untasleLed, an en-
trance is obtained. Years have, seemingly, gone
by since the hands OF affection have tendcd the
graves which are here 70 be Iound. Weeds and
trailing vines grow i'll tan led luXurIance
throughout the enclosure; though roses and
lilacs, planted long Ggo, still bloom on these
deserted graves. minglng their perfume with
the salt Sea breeze wn ch Veeps above them.
A low monument Of black marble, obtained
from the quariies in We-tChester county, being
simply square block, surmounted bt a quad
raneUlarpyramld, rses above the grave wherein
the remains of Joseph Rodman Drake have laiu
for more than iorty-dvn years. The ony
inscription on it's one side, and reads thus
SACRED
To the memory of
JOSEPH RODHAN DRAKE NJ. D.,
who dled september 81,
1870
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

<z9$F3, PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
SssSazLLllksIlaAs BOILER WORKS.-NEAFI FIE d. LEVY
TACTICAL AND TIT okETI yAL ENGINEERS
MAJ HINISTS, BOILtk-MAK FRA. BLACRSMICHS,
and FOU DEbS, having for many years been in
cessiul operation and been exclusively engaged in
building and repairing Msrne and River nglnes high
and low pressure iron Boilers ater Tanks PrOpel-
leIs etc etc respecuu ly g6er their services to the
public being fully prepared to contract for ines
all siz Murine X ver, and stationary; having Sc s o
patterns OF different sZes prepared TO execute orders
with quick despatch, Every description OF pattern
making made at the shortest notice Hgh and Low
inc. TUBULAR and Cylinder Boilers OF the
Pennsylvana charcoal iron, FOrgmgs OF al sizes and
KINDS; Iron and Brass aslines vi all descriptions Ro
Turning Screw cutting, and ali other work led
with the abO 'e business
Drawings and Specifications for all work done at
the establishment Tree OF charge, and work guaran
teed
. he subscribers have ample wharf-dOck room Tor
repairs of boats where they IL perfect safety
and provided with shears blocks alls, etc etc. .
JACOB @ NEAFIE,
JOHN p LEVY.
S2lS BEACH and PALMER stress.
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50 Is

J. VAUGHAN MRRRICK, WILLIAM H. MERRIoK
JOHN Il. COPE
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets
PHILADELPHIA
MERRICK ~ SONS,
ENGlN EEkS AND MACHINISTS.
manufacture High and Low Pressure steam Engines fol-
Land river and Marine Service
Boilers, GasometeTs, Tanks IRON Boats, ETC.
Castings o. all kinds Ell her iron or blass
Iron Frame Roofs or Gas Works, Workshops, and
Railroad Stations etc
Retorts and Gas Machinery, the latest and most i'm
proved coDst uctOn.
Every desc lption Plantation Machinery and Sugar
Saw, and GIst Mills. Vacuum Pans Open team Trains
Defecat OTs, Fl ters, Pumping Engines etc.
roe Agents for N. B'leuX's Patent sugar Boiling
Al pGTatus, esmyth's Patent steam Hammer, and AS
Machine. sos
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Gil n aun

N o c E.
/ R. FRANKLIN TALEY Trustee in a certain Inden-
5ure o otGate o. ,he pr perry herenat r. desc Ibsa
tie principal aud interest of bonus OF SAID Com any to
day oi Felruel2 D. ls0l, and recorded N the once
on iGe al day Of Fe6fuary ~ d. Isl YIHS in morge a[
book t. pale LIS etc. aud in he Office for recording
day o, elru-ry a d., l50l mortga-e book L. pa e
80 etc do Loreby i've notice ha deIaul. ha, Ing been
interest que and d,mGnded on the said bonds, | viii
Of eIoIdeTs more tisn so N amount OF the SAID
bones, and b virtue OF The power con erreu upon me
sale, and st to the highest and bes Bidder BV H.
M fHGSnSsry inc Sy at Pha shG p6a on
Thursday The 9th dal OF September D. 1866 upon
Il tCJms and COnd ions hereinafter stated the whole
OF NE said nor" ated premises aud franchises viz:
field ios rom yroHe Bar conty Tu Pon ga
s. Nan a. 10 PM ips0ufg in centre county pennsyI
@ an NJ r6 ssu ar the GSe G%as raj Cpaf RS
real property OF every uescrlptOn acquired by and e
lCnLDg o seid Oh pany sppurtenan. 10 said road
iIanchises said road ana company and al the TO Is
incone e. issues and profits 70 be derived and 10
pied or RAJ way depots and stations between said
points with all buildings Standing thereon procured
AND GENERALLY.
All the lands raIwa raj ridges culverts, tres
tie orks, too houses coal-houses whaIves, fences
rights oi way, WOIksLops machinery, stttons depoCs
tLfe zeal estate buidm. S and Improvements OF
whatever nauFc or KIND bppertanlng Or DeOnving t.
tie aDONe.n eutCncd properly and to the said ion
Of tie said 1Nrone and Cearde q Railroad and owned
by said ompanN IL COnnec ION herewith and all the
Tiolts liberties privileges, and corporate franchises
sald road andCon PAM.
The said section OF The said Tyrone aud Clearded
Railroad extending ON said iyrO Station Blair
unity, 10 ana through the bOlough of PnLlipsDurs
Centre county, is about 23a mi es in englh.
TERMS OF SA A.E
$4,000 of the pu, chase 10 be paid in cash when
the property is struck OIL and the balance within twenty
days tho tteI.
money % the eN en o. the dividend thereof payable on
tie bonos secured by the said rtga.e ana the mltured
COUPONS OF he said londs; may be made IN the slid
bonds or coupons; ana II he dividend is less
than the actual sum aue upon The said bonds
and cOupOns. the no des retain session
OF he said bonds and coupons on recelDtlng to the
said rustee the SAID dividend, and endorsing pay
ment OF The same on the said bonds or co IpO1s.
Upon he purchase money being paid aOresa |, the
Iru- ee viii execute deliver deed OF cOnveyanc
the premises 10 the purchaser purch pursl
anee OF the power conferred upon him by the said
mortgage
Any further information in respect to the sad sa Q
premises may be had app lcaton the undersLsl ed
Trustee at lis ofce No az south THIRD Street in tie
city oil Philadelphia - 49,
X. FRANKLIN RALEY Trustee
No AZ sOuth Third street
NJ. THOV As d SONS, uctoneers
II mSm Nos 80 and l4l South FOURTH Street.
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CTEIGLEDER, TROUT, V0IGT q co.,
- beg most respectfully call the attention OF the
public at large TO their newly invented fatent,
THE UNIVERSAL AIARHIsT,
which, by discharRing percussion cap made expressly
the purpose VIII prove very ehtctual in the preven
don OF buIglaTles etc.
lhe tCl owing aIe some OF its great advantages;-
LIST. simplicity OF o.nstructOn cheapness and ease in
application, so that servant or chi may set II,
I'd freedom from danger 10 persons or property,
3d. Universally applica ION 10 anv part OF Door
Fisn Fond etc.
attn 1t gives check 70 burglars by alarming the in
mates, neig ghbOls and police,
9th : he mind Is renewed from much painful anxiety.
female 'One mess old especially when Articles
Of Great value are kept In the house.
9Th It's universal protection 10 travellers to fasen
chant er doors.
7h Its construction simple and not liable to get
of order.
SIRUMENT
We have put our article at The low price of ONE
DOLLAR, inclusive OF rs caps and II cannot be got
chs aper either nom or rom our agents, For lurhef
LartiCulars inquire Ot or addr IS,
S1kIGLEDIR 1h0Ur, Y0IGT 90.
Office, No. 624 WALNU' street,
Room No 49,
We will send the ALARMIST TO any part OF the
cfuntry receipt OF ptice, aud % cents extra tol
Country agents wanted 82sSm
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PROPOSALS.
P Ii ) P q - a 4 - .
PEN. 3 fLVBNIA AGRICULTURAL
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

he United States Government having granted to
he Conn Onw alth of Fennsy valia Land Scrip repre-
sCnDg $50 600 acres Iubc Land for the endowment
OF GIicU tural Colleges this state the Board
Commissioners offer this and Grip to the pIblc.
Proposals for the purchase Of this Land scrip al
dressed TO The Board Of Commissioners OF Agrcul-
tural Land scrip will l. received ut the surveyor.
Genera S Office at Harrisburg until Wednesday August
10 1866
his land may be located in any State or Territory
by The bOluers OF the scIip any OF the unappro.
pIiated lands Except mineral Iands) OF toe United
states, which be subject to sale at private entry
kGch piece OF scrip reUresGnts quarter OF one
hun dIed and sixty acres. Bios must be male per
and no bids Will be IeCel5 ed lor less than one
quarter section
4he Soup will be issued Immediately on the payment
of The nUney to The Surveyor General one third OF
which must paid within ten daNs and the REMAINING
thrCs within thirty after notnca ton OF
acceptance tie bid or bids by The Board OF Com.
missiOners.
J. NJ. CAyPBELL, survey ORG encral,
For the LoSTd Of Commissioners
HAGRIsBURG July II, 1866 7lllm
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DRIDE EsBURG MACHINE WORKS.
ID OFFICE,
az FRONT STREET

PHILADELPHIA.
We are prepared 70 I'll orders to any extent for our
well known
MAJ CHlHERY FOR COTTON AND WoOLLEN MI L.
Including all recent In CaIdlng, Spinning
and Weaving.
We lite the attention OF manufactures to
siYe orks -
lis ALFRED JENKS a. SON.
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The old slckenng DISGUSTING drugs have to give
TO remedie Duriv vegetable pleasant to the aste,
and IOs TIVE CURE.
old bY DkMAS BALNES Il CO.. No. II p ARK ROW
D s ) oSD & co.. RrOprletOrs, No. Oi5 RAG Street
Philadelphia. 84S
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SAMA3ITAN'S WASH

Is in cGse Of syphilis used i'm conjunction with the Root
and Herb Juices Fun directions Price 25 cents.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
L OF PHIL ADEiPaIA
No III south FOURTH Street
1FCORpuRA Ed MONTH 1ld. 1885
(AlITAL. Sl60 00O PAID l.
Insurance on Lives by YEARLY Premlums; or By s. II.
or ~ wear Premiums on Onelture.
tndoNm mems, payab A. a uture age, or on prle
aecSne by Yearly Premiums, or 10 year PremunJ--
both a ees Nonorfeiture
Annuities granted on favorable terms
Term 10 4 les Chi ren's ndOwments
Ibis onpany while giv 'Dg the Insured the security
o. Ped UP Ca a viii dlvte the entire profits of ha
III business amoug Its Policy holders.
MONEY receiv at Interest, an paid on demand.
Authorized bv charter to execute rusts, and act az
Aecp or OF Admll isiratoT Assignee or Gultllsn anI
~ OIL or hduelaty capac ties unLef appOinmentO any
court OF this commonwealth or of anv person or per-
sons, or bodies polite or CORPORATE.
SAMUEL r. sHIPL Y. III IARD CADBURY.
JBRt MIAH HACK r. HENRI UAINEI
JOSHUA Il NORRIS It WISTARBRO w
Bat HARD WOOD, WIN. a. Ii NUSTRETH
......,,,. - - ia RLES COFFIN
SAMUEL R. sHlPLEY Ro LAND PARRY.
,rro,, =, q, ~, ,.,, President ACtuarV.
LG& medlca El aminer LeEa Adviser.
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MEDICAL.
VOX POPU ULI.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. III South THIRD StreeN

NO. I'I SOuth hlKD Street
Free, $500 per Bottle; 500 Tor halfadozep,
lie unlorsil ned citizens take pleasure IN obeorru
coughs colds, cOnsuu ptiUn WhOOpinR-couge sno ted
ever Ner comp INT, pains IN the breast, ronohids.
c m ann atOn ana TestTctono air vesse in the lungS.
Ghhr es Il GraGen Sunday 1ercsvV office.
JHmes Nolcn hqu office
W lam T.. orbit, AssOcId ell Press
WI WI iam u Carpenler Fire ,larm and Police I
kIhPI tlth ana Ltsnu streets
hanoOlDh Front and Omband streets.
James W. crrne No ll29 Charles rect,
u =. Davis No. 323 GHskl street
YGhn Rol o., ISo, 1HGsiGe @ No 1881 Frank IN street.
K S MaTea 10. s5S NC FSU iUf Masr SGst street,
Gebloh No % s, .econd street
John seymour No. 5l3 >. tIont street.
n. {. Iartett No. 527 s. econd street
l.. Rates No 65 Nrch street
Alert Martin; No. All s. Second street.
W lhOnas o. 20 \. Fourth sire
T. NJ arthv No. retl's aley,
George wi son No 236 Race stIeel.
v. L BToO6s, No.69 North second street
NJ j Hassctt No. ll9 canal street
S. seymour Rose Bustleton,
Char .s Rogers, no, 92l South street.
X. =. We Ing on, cund aud Quarry streets
/. +. Thomas No. l36 south ~ixt street.
WI am Barns, No $40 South front rect
= 5. SANFORD, Opera Manager
John Magnn ns rear Of No 1874 North Second street.
Mr.. :. Cloa'e, Newark, Del.
Nr " Tan b. Wr0h -
SlE:-Ne take pleasure in recommending youf ITAR
SllUP OF witch we have already Goa hslderaD
Quantities as most exec eIl an eth aciOu5 ~
Il complaints set IOrth In printed Dill area "
hun anity We vii cheer u lv recommend pceJars-
ton 10 afflicted with diseases which designed e
DILKs & son, DrugpIs.s
n, r.. Pine and Sixth Streets.
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AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 1873 South FOURTH Street


Is mn Gal OiCies issued HlAlIst General Accidents
all Ut sCIlp tiuns at CACtC Cdh gly Ow rates
Insurance eLCC cd or year In ans sum from $40
10 SIT tJO at PREMIUM Oi only Oue-i al p,t cent.
sCCuting the ull amount insured in OF death and
a con rensatiou each week equal to the who ore
utuiu bulu
sLoTt ume iicke.s Tor l. 2 5 or IL days or OF
UItus Il, 10 cen uH,, Insurlng Ia the SJIUU
or llymp el0 per week II GisaD eu 10 be had tne
Genera Once, No. loo ). UURIH street hi adel-
ph o. al lLe var Gus haln0 ticket Offices BE sure
purchase me tickets u The North American transit
iuSuIuuCC COMPANY.
For cIrcu us and turther Inlomation appv at the
4tLeial Gtce or vi anH vi the authUz ID gents The
"Cm, any.
JANIS M CONRAD, treasurer
III NRY G. BhONN, S,Cre ary.
JOHN &. BULLlrI. solicitor
lIttt OR.
/ HCuTt Gte OF teunsy lYania Railro COMPANY
III BHird of b. bL C1in ~ Os
rjn LCl {. ialutl asher OF Commercial Bank
ELl aId W. OF no 5Ug NJ arke; street
tan e. VI. CnTad, o 623 Market street.
J. 1. hnl sley ontiuental HOteI
=, q lcECTrnt, Nos 23I ard 80 Dock street.
san ne Work o. orr, NCCouCh Il Co.
GCOTle N0rtn 80. 500 Chosnut street l0m
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: l. A d n E w S
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,

EELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box, Six Boxes for Five Dot-
lars; 50, LalgC Boxes containing Four small
Tree 1hree BOuars
Fro tou TO six boxes genera ~ required 20 cure
Ordinary cases OF Seminal Weakness, though beneat il
derived rom using single box
In hrOnlc Cases, and particularly when I'm Jotence
or Gella Debi y with Nervous PrOstratOn has
affected the system
BELLS TONIC PILLS
Are con CnGed the most icacous ReiuyenatIng
ana ILyiLOIatIns Remeuy III the wOr d. 100
a i ackbbG ice FIVE Dollars, wi last a month and
Is genera, sufficient
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OF n c UItU Ut
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY 3 CowDEN 8.
DNOTT d co.'s
nd al principal Drug gis IS an0 Dealers.

The su striher Won beg leave her 10 say tba,
lie rs Prepared TO tI orders al forward Syru1 TO
any lHf Oi ne CCUn ~ Por,On des ring other n or
l.b ~ al win nc pos amp ana answer,
vi lie returned tue eXigences OF bus ness
wi. ADMIT ADDRESS
WILLIAM B WRIGHT,
$40 No III :. THIRD Rtroet Iti adelphia Pa
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE..
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NOTICE.

Ths unasr.i<ned % no~ prepared 10 Do
al siais o. usrx On wagoas, hsrgies. ear.
RIGGS, a.. I ths nsstsst snd nost durAbls
style, a he shap N n>ss<viils.
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lss vINE STREET. cis<isssiI
Between Fcsrsh and rinh ssrv<ss
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Stoves, Crates, Nantes,
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10
Friedman Brothers,
Wholesals
Roots. Shoes
and Hats,
No. 295 Main st.
janla II. MEMPHIS.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


Tho State Of Mississippi, In the chincery
court OF Tunica county; at rules February
term, 1865. Thomas u. Tresvant, Thomas Il.
Turner, executor Of II II Humphreys deceased.
70. + A. Perkins. Upon opening the matters Of
bis bill, Il appears TO the satisfaction Of the
court that the Defendant r.. A. Perkins is a
nonresident Of the State Of Mississippi, and Is
now beyond the limits thereof 10 that the or
binary process Of law cannot be served upon
htm. Upon motion Of complainant Il Is there
fore ordered that the said defendant, +. A.
Perkins DO appear before the chanccry court Of
Tuuica county, TO be held at the court room In
he own Of Austin, on the frs, Monday In
April, 1890, and plead, answer or demur To the
aid bill, OF Ia several allegations will be taken
iof confessed rs 10 him, ana the cause proceed
cd In accordingly. And I, Is further ordered
that a copy Of this order be published once a
week mcceElvely for one month In the Pamela
SrAR- a Newspaper published In the town Of
Pamela, Mississippi, there being no newspaper
published 10 the said county of Tunica.
febiI-it 10 nARDEMAN, Clerk.