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, 1866-03-09

DECISION CONCERNfNG FURNITURE DEAL
ERs.-The Baltimore Sun says: q A decis.
ion of importance to the large manufacturing
interests of the country has lately been made
by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue at
Washington. A firm of extensive cabinet
and furniture manufacturers of this city
brought the question before the Department
through their council. Having been assessed
for taxes on unfinished furniture upon which
duty had been paid already by the original
manufacturer elsewhere, application was
made to the Department for information, to
know whether the fnisher is liable to duty
on its entire or increased value, and also to
know whether he may be allowed to deduct
from the value Of furniture manufactured by
him the cost of booking glasses and marble
tops, which he buys and uses, and on which
a duty has been paid In answer, the CONS
missioner says, that when person buys furni11
ture in the white or unfinished condition, on
which excise tax has been paid, and more
completely finishes and fits it for use, by
painting, vanishing, upholstering, etc., he
Is liable to duty of six per cent. on it's iu>
creased value only. When a party buys
lookiug,glasses aud finished marble slabs, on
which an excise has been paid, and uses them
in the manufacture of furniture, he may be
allowed, in making up his monthly return
to deduct their cost from the value Of the
finished articles, in the construction Of which
they are used"
, 1866-03-09
Encourage Home Industry,
KEEP YOUR MONEY in the COUNTRY

II AM NOW MANUFACTURING a SUPERIOR
Il article Of Yellow and Brown family Soaps, put
up in 20 and 40 pound boxes that will sell as cheap
as any brands Of soapof the same quality manufac,
tured outside Of the State can be sold for. I Will
warrant every box Of soap sold TO be just what y b
represented. Orders from the country accompanied
with the cash, or sent through some house in ne
city VIII meet prompt attention. liberal discount
made TO the trade for cash Send for a sample. %
: Noy. III. '64.m6l WM.L. HIGGINS. q co,
Soap Works, 4s, Front St., bet. Clay and Columbian.
, 1866-03-09

THE GOSPEL FOR GoLD.-The press Of
the country are ridiculing the scene which
lately occurfed IN Plymouth Church, Brook
lyn, the theatre of Rev. H. W. Beecher's
Sunday lectures, on the occasion of the ans
nual renting of the sittings. 1t was an auc,
ton, precisely similar to that witnessed at
the sale of seats for concert, when some
great artistical celebrity is to appear. The
"services" were opened with prayer; the auc>
tioneer then mounted the block and the sale
of the ministrations of the gospel began.
First there was a contest for the choice of
seats, he who paid the highest having the
choice of all the pews, and he who offered
the next highest sum having the second
choice This choice money is in addition to
the price of the pew, or its annual rent, and
this price is itself fixed by the auction.
, 1866-03-09

\ JUDGE, trying case out in the West,
had proceeded about two hours, when he OBJ
served, "Horc are only eleven jurymen pre-.
sent; where is the twelfth" "Please, your
honor" )" said one of the eleven, che has gone
away about some other business, but he has
left his verdict with me" -
, 1866-03-09
no Drupgists and Painters-

TNHE UNDERSIGNED ARE CONSTANTLY
Il Manufacturing superior artielL Of Turpentine
for the trade. We will Ill orders in quantities 10
suit, at reduced prices. We also manufacturing
superior article Of Axle-grease for the Wholesale
trade. I. A.W0OD q co.
Nov.ll, "a. Front street, Portland Oregon.
, 1866-03-09
HAPPINESS OR MISERY.
y THAT is TIE QUESTION.
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES.

nR. L. c. klNNEY'S Private Medical and Surgi.
II cal Institute, Main Street, Walla Walla Op.
posite Duscnberry q Bro. -
Established expressly to afford the afflicted sound
and scientific Medical Aid, in the treatment and
Of all Private and Chronic Diseases Syphilitc cases
cases oil secrecy, and all Sexual diseases.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. KINNEY returns his thanks to his numer
Gus patients for their patronage since locating here
IN 1909, and takes this method of notifying the pub
building of Mr.. Joseph HelImuth, one Main street
and has had the same fitted up for the purpose of
Hospital with every comfort for the and atten
ton ot those whorequre Medical or Surgical assist
ance. ...
Special attention will be paid to affections Of tho
Lungs Liver, Digestive Organs, Kidneys and Di-
seases ofthe Genitsz-U -Uurnary Organs. Disorders Of
private nature VIII receive prompt attention and
managed successfully. Diseases peculiar to women
and children wigsTcceve his unremitted attention,
also, affections Of eye and ear and in short all the
m sladies to which human flesh is heir will claim his
attention. rH -.i..I
nleate with the DR.. accompanied by the usual teeT
will receive prompt attention. 7aH H
The Doctor would state that he has had an expe-
renee of more than thirty years in creating
disease occurring in Northern and Southern climates
besides, having enjoyed large hospital practice,
both in civil liie and with our army in the Mexican
Nar-wheTe he was surgeon in the army.
II too Ofien occurs that persons recurring Medical
aid arriving here from the various mining towns in
the upper country, at the instance Of friends, arc
induced to go 10 San Francisco thinking that they
will not find proper treatment short Of that eth
thus involving an unnecessary expenditure of boty
time and money To show that there is no necessity
TO do this the Doctor refers to parties whom he has
treated, and those now under his in hospital.
N. bah those indebted to Doctor Kinney, eJ
note or account are requested to call at his oheo
and settle their bills. All accounts not paid before
the LIST Of January 1896 will be placed in the hands
oan officer for collection. 49mG.
, 1866-03-09
Watch Repairing,

TTNHE subscriber would inform the citizens Cp
Il of Walla Wala and vicinity that any ETA
work entrusted to his care Through the ex- SSlsS
press) will receive his personal attention From his
long experience in the business he is enabled to per
form it in manner unsurpassed in the State
= Charges as low as elsewhere, and all work war
rantcd.
and Jewery Business with dispatch. at the lowest
possible prices. JACOB COHEN.
IOFIlAhu' OFeSoh' AprllI, 1852. Il9m6
, 1866-03-09

ITS ACTION Is SEXPECT0RANT, ALTERAT!EE, 4,
SUDORIF1C, SEDATIYE. DIAPHORETlC AND
DIURETIC, which renders it one of the most yaua-
BILE remedies known for curing diseases of the lungs.
1t excitss expectoration, and causes the lungs to
throw off the phlegm mucus; CHANGING ST.
CRETIONS and PURIFIES the BLOOD; heals the
iritated parts; gives strength to the digestive or
gans; brings the lverto its proper action, and i'm
parts strength to th6whee system. Such is the i'm
mediate and salts Caete1y effect, that 1T is WAR
RANTED TO BREAK UP THE MOST DISTRESS
ING COUGH MA FEW HOURS TIME, if not ottoo
long standing. IT is WARRANTED to give entire
satisfaction even In the MOST CONFIRdED CASES
OF CONSUMPTION 1T IS WARRANTED NOT
to produce eostiVeness (Which is the with most
remedies affectthe head, as 1t contains no Opium
in any form IT IS WARRANTED TO BE PER
FECTLY HARMLESS to the most delicate child, al
though it is active and powerful remedy for res
torng the system. THERE is NO REAL NECESI-
TY FOR SO MANY DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION,
when ALIENS LUNG BALSM will prevent it, if
only taken in time.
Sold by all Druggists. Prico 81 per bottle.
For sale by SMITH d DAVIS Portland, Oregon,
General Agents. Also, By UeaIers in Family Aedi-
cines generally.
Dec. 80, 1864. 3tf.
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C~IIANCEaY NOTICE.


The State 81 Mississippi, In the chsnesrs,
court Of Pamela county, nj rules before
tho Clerk ef aid court at his Office 10
the town Of Passls, on The third Nom
day Of Decenbsr, IL being the 18th day
, thereof. LIS.
Louisa Winters Il al. ~ Mary Andersen
1T al. Bib for partition.
unpu opening the caHrlsinanps ..'hiil In
lhis casse, ikAfpeuipe 10 Tho ~l.aFsc.ion
o. the court thai Mary Anderson Is q non.
rssldenl Of he State Of Mississippi, and
resides hsyond the limits thereof. 30 that
sh. crdsrsrv process Of this coars e.ano.
be ess{atod upan her. therefore, II Il or.
dsrod dat she-snssr her appearance herein
on o r.hslore ihe srs: day Of .he.nsxt term
Of shir 70 be holden 81 the court
hoa>s 4 .csuntyx<ns The town Of Panola
on the pesenth Mou11y after the fourth
Monday In March, 1865, and plead, answer
OF demus toscomplainan.'s bill, Or the ser.
sral allsgasions thereof viii be taken fo'
confessed a. to her. II Ia further esdsrsi
that q uopy of this order be Published IN
tho Weekly Pamela srsr. n ne sspaper pub.
li-hsd IN he town Of Pamela, In said eoun
". once . wesk for four weeks suces-.ire cir
! dsgs Il. ]. CsiiAnRiSuN. C'tk
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JxEE L.

Tho State Of Mississippi, Desoto County,
Chaneery Court. Al rules before The
Clerk Of said Court, al his oliae In the
tow Of ~llernando, The hird naa1ay Of
November, IL being tho 10Th day thereof,
ls65. :
RobeFtsyiltinson - AuthouysSmhh n al.
Bill 20 posfect Title.
Upon opening the complainant bill In
this cause, and n.appeaTipg 70 tho -salu.
faction Of The court, that Anthony Smith,
one Of the defendants herein, Is not a citi.
asn Of the State Of Mississippi, but 70
aides beyond the limits thereof, 80 tina. the
ordinary process Of this court cannot be
executed against him, therefore IL Is order.
ed that he enter his appearance .hefein, on
or before The hFss day Of the nert term Of
this conf, 10 be holden ~ She conft house
IN the iosn Of fernando, on the third
Monday before fhesnrst Momiay in March
next, and plead, answer or demur 10 com
plaiusnt's bill, or the .-erersl aiifgafiont
thereof will be taken for confessed "a "a
him. ItisTurthrr ordered thata ropy o.
this order he pnblishs IN the Pamela sras,
a newspaper published IN Che town oil
Pamela, once q week for four weeks sue.
csvistiy. 81 NESBlTT, CLERK.
dcctCytt.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The Stale Of Mississippi, Pamela County,
Probate Court, December term, 1865. 5
Whereas Robert ". wootlen admini.Irs.
tor, in the Probate Court pf said esahty.
mon the estate of james s. woo,tss, do
ceased, having removed out Of he State
u Mississippi otter bic appsia.H mt, and
has failed, refused and neglected ~ ses,is
bis ascaaH.s sanaally ia said coast. anil
neglected the doc administration o. said
estate in ether respects. Notice IL hereby
given said administrator to sppear before
said eaurt on the fourth Monday In Jauu.
arr, ls56, and show cause why he 20 fnils
refuses and nsgIresa 10 discharge biz do.
tis.. aad tia, IL be fails 10 appear or show
,nch cause. his letters u administration
sill be tssskei ~ saii court. n eriss
" "a
IL, d. rs r HU0ffEs, Gu.
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Scale OF Fees ef the Mem
bers Of the fsas of PAM
ola Gaunfy.

The undersigned, for the purpose Of o..
tablishing a Uniform ratio euf charges for
professional service, agree 10 DO governed
by the following schedule.
For defending or prosecuting in
petit larceny and crimes OF similar
grrie and m~isdansener, Sa5.,
t@aiallarcany and crimes Of similar
grade, .sl00.
Murder fhsrglary, arson, apl crimes
OF %si,ai.@r Grade, not less ttna 4%iCO.
Attending 10 same before commit.
ting rount,i.alf fees.
For collecting, 8 per esu,. on all
sums Of swo hundred dollars and up.
'ward..
Where attachment ten dollars extra.
Writing deeds Of trust or NOR cages,
where ainuuit secured does not exceed
$50, $40.
Where amount secured does not en-
coed $500, Slj.
For all over $500 mt less than SIS.
Writing ordinary deeds, from ten to
City dollars.
Writing opinion, from len to enc
hundred dollars.
Verbal opinion or sdvica, 1Yl0.
Filing bill in, chHncery and carrying
samc.ttrough ehancery uourt, sos.
II the amount involved does not ex.
coed $500, then 5 per cent. on the
amount.
Where accounts have to be stated,
and there is comiit cradle litigation,
double fees,
also In case Of injunction where mo-.
ton Is made TO dissolve.
Filing petition in ehsncery no, less
than ~FFH y fSaj.
Divorce, notices. th~n J. $50.
probating wills, fling petitions,ete.,
in Probate dnmrt, not less than $40.
For ssahng account, fec to he grad
ed according to labor performed, but
not les. than SIS.
Prosecuting and defending suit, ac-
cora-ng "a lahsr performed, not less
than Soi
Replssin prosecutingor defending, SIS.
In .sllcase. not specially mentioned, the
fee for defence tie same as for proseeut.
ing, except in cases Of filing pleas alone.
yc-fee Of less than ten dollars in any event.
Fees are cash, and,n attorney viii regard
himself as committed or-omployed until
be receives a retaining fee.
a. Harrisop, G. Miller
Sic. Taylsr, X. W. Crumr,
". s. Ward, X. II. Taylor,
". u. Miles, y. '. Simmons.
iec9.tf. l.. =. Cooper.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The HONORABLE Probate Court gf Tupica
county, at The November term, 3S65, there.
Of, granted letters Of administration on
the estate Of John z. viuk, deceased, to
the sri~rsigasd. how therefore all per-
sons having claims against said estate are
notified TO have them Proba,ed and
registered In the CLERKS once Of said
county, according to Law, or this no.ks
sill be glsad y bar.
.GEoR0EpBfK,1 !
LIeY M.poLK, Admins'k,.
A~~o.6t-pd.
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CITATION NOTICE.

mo State 81 Mi.sissippb Desoto County,
Probate court, November term. 1885,
10 John Hall and James Hall 'Yoa .nsa
cited 10 appear before the Probate Court
n said county, on the tlssd AIgsdsy in
January, iaG1, TO show cause why ihe pc
tiuon u Sarah J. Walden FOR dover 10 The
lands Of Tirmss ". IlatI deceased, should
not be granted aud decree made according
u. by 'orarr Of courts
4. q. WOODLAND, CLERK.
dsslGrii. by J.. N. HALL, DC.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela Cousiv,
Probate ueGrt, December acrm, 1865.
Whersss Gsean u. .Esstings, surviving
administrator In said court sf hevstaie VI
Mary n. Shores, 'decesscd, isanon resident
Of tho State Of Mississippi, so that tho or
binary process. Of law cannot be served
upon him, and has failed, refused and neg
lected 10 settle bis accounts . annually with
said court, ind nszlssssd Che Que admins
trstlon Of ssid estate In other respects.
This therefore Is 10 notify said surviving
administrator, 10 appear before this court
on tho daaah Monday In January, 1866,
and show cause why he so fails, refuses and
neglects TO discharge his duties, and that IL
be falls 70 appear or show such cause, hls
letters 81 sdministra.io on win be revoked
by said court. BY order Of nourt,
dec23.4t. W. p. W00rTEN, elk.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi. psnala csusiy,
Probate Court, December term, fs6i. I
whereas Henry s. Hastings, surviving
Administrator Do boiua non with the wiiI
annexed, upon the estate Of Alexander
Miles, Deceased, in ths PROBATE csnFt Of
said county, V a non-rssidens Of the State
OF Misalssippi, 30 That The ordinary process
Of Law uannos be SCR ed upon him, and has
failed -rsfssed SOD negleeasd n sesisn bis
aecoe..4 annually 10 -a1.ssaFs, and neg.
lectsd The due administration Of said &c,
tate m'okhsr respects. This 10 10 sot,fy
said surviving Administrator 70 appear be-.
fore said court on Chs fourth Monday 10
January. 1865, md show caass shy be 10
fails. REFUSES aud aerlsas 10 discharge his
dasie., and that II be fails TO appear or
.hoN canss. hi- letters Of Standardization
ill be fst8kssl ~ .aiJ eoufl. Ty erdsi
n snstt. " 4 4DU1flN.
Its f.. tIstk.
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Thosepss,iss who .aTs indebted 70 the
old.hrm % Vernon, Partee & Clay, can
make II 70 their interest by prsmpsly COM
inggsrzs.d and closing up Their accounts
BIZ n.,s Owing TO the present urs-ttled
State Of affairs, 20 propose to give aay
~reasonalle time to parties II they will se.
cure ns In their Indebtedness. Those con-
signing rrolgcsse Us viii not be required
70 apis sny 81 the preeecjs 10 he pay
nsrt NJ the old debt .sxesps by consent.
G. C.ylsy un.tC. G.. Pat,es, .formsrlysad
the hrrn, can be seen at their respective n.
sae., No. 32s Front Row. md No. II Non.
roe st. Mr. q. Il. WaskiHs Il =, Panels
lof the parpose Of closing outstanding
business IN Seth Mississippi.
&C. CLAY.
&C. PAKIFE,
dsetrtL sSiutiviht i'afistts.
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t0nn EucIAL n

c~nasirnmeals end Orders solicited. W.
sliall ~aHdeasdr by strict personal attention
10 Al business, and prompt, vigorous aud
uniting %eaurts, 90 10 avail ourselves ~
every possible advantage In all matters
esnddai ~ our houses, ~ either ,iomehIa,
New Orleans, Mobile or 1Now Yofk. ~ 70
mefit and sscure n most generous and con.
,inued confidence aud tatrunage.
SrKEp, DoSonO, forrr 4 Co.,
olfoe upstairs, Dssoto block, Madison
street. Aeaphis, Tc#d.
dee9.
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Hasiag ~pesmansssly located N this place,
respectfully oiles his profseis.sl ssersicss
10 The rilzsns Of Psnsla ard viessty.
- eiiss. for the present, 1t shs Plant.
ers' Ussei.-En dse9-3m.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters ~ administration upon the e..
tate Of John 7. Ward, decsased, hasine
been granted to mo ly the Probate Court
% Pamela county AZ The November term,
1905, notice Whereby flvunto 'all creditors
~ deoeaagi to Probate and register their
vlaims insths Probate 'CIeft's onice " said
youuty. yishin'l time limited BY Law, else
!. W. FITZGERALD,
dcc2-6w-pd. Administrator.
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Land for Sale!

ny virtue Of q decree Of the Probate
court Of DeSoto eopnty, the Undersigned,
administrator Of ihe estate Of Mrs. Aary
Walker, deceased, will on Mondsy the fret
dry Of January, 1856, sell on The premises
the west half Of section ten, township two,
range eight wes, being the homeztrad Of
said deceased near Horn Lake Depot, NJ.
At. X. n. Sale bel~<en legal hours.
Terms ono hs.K cash md The balance In
months with good security.
y. ~. wAnkER.
dec is.pd. Administrator.
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Having, resumed the practice II medicine
and surgery in the town Of Pamela, will
give prompt attention - At calls.
PangIa, pre.Tih. ISIS. Jsaa
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sagATlOH NtrfIeF

The sts's n Ngsslssirpl, Dasaia coahif,
lfahatf utHft ~ tm yff lafm, Isk8s
u debn Halb dsliss IIalI, The mar
helfs ~ dsHss lI#lls Accented, AMI slss
teifs ~ De k@la Aaa zee silwI ~ %.
pear fsfs lhv Probate uaift u tAii
sganls, o, The lhra uoHfty ~ lsgss 4,
So. e shew eaass shy de t%ei,tlpH n
sarah Hall fee 9ewsF IN the Isnas n IL
f'an Hal, deeeased. should mi hs ataalai
aai decree msie a. e%ofdinsif.
l., a. WOOL AAn, ulsft.
deal6slt hy D. ". HALL, H. a.
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AfIMlNlsYEATORs NOTICE.

lrslefa ~ administration having beet
gFalissl 10 the undaffiansd on laa sslaie III
william y. Middleton, deqaasea, ~ The
fabaie ronft " Pamela county, NJ Tho
lseember Term, 1864, therefore III porons
hiFing elaims against sad deueasei, ara
hereby hetihed 10 have theta f.foLalfd anil
reglFt red according 10 law, or they wifi
be batrea. MARIA l.. MIDDLETON,
decl0f8h Administrators.
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CITATION AfIlln

Ffaafs 4 4hsfs HHga#hsf tees
f8WH Nna, lAe aAEHsNM heirs 81
sfHfleF MgH#s ssl lhe aehHaNa hslf8 N
NethNtfg#I HFHH sfs aiGed q hgeesf
heFsfH ssa ffshsse ttaFt a saIA faustf.
~ n shlfI eIsHiag n Isas ~ IHe8. IL
itH* faafs So ~ FeMfl N y #asfN w.
sHaa pf#ylHs : dIsAsisH II na Lasts ~
San 81 fNsg assssssHs sAa fhf H4t IA
HtAhifa tHi dssfss as#dH ss%assi4Aah
~ efisf u ueagts
Lea. WuULI4Hffs nlaFk#
asgiAs NJ J. NJ NALL, UsGs
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CITATION NOTICE.

fhs State Of Mississippi, Dasoto County,
Probate Court, November term, 1865.
To Eliza Wiseman aud N. wiseman, her
husband, Mary Berry, Jane Duty and
Martha j. Jenkins You ore cited TO ap-
pear before the Probate Court Of said
county, on Che third Moaisy, IN January,
1860, TO show causc why thn.psltion Of
Lucinda III. wilkins, E.xecutrlx, TO sell
lands u Jse.i ~. wilkins, deceased 10 pay
debts should not hc grsnted and decres
made accordingly. by order Of Court,
4. q. WOODLAND, Clerk,
dscio14t. by J. ~. HALL, ID c.
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A,xsyrnHIAx paEicHitus~N
|equezIed % Fiee notice ''''' ''''
ri. N. Morrison viii i'sv#4. IN
|Bapslst Church, IN Pamela, On
alBatn, the 9Th lust,
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Harrison. Robert n. Toylss,
HARRISON L. TAYLOR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
.PANoLA. miss.

EillTnetics in shs soun4ies Of Pan ola,
Lafayette, DeSato, TalIahalehie and Tu-
Mica, IN the Federal Uears alb cssotoc, and
the High Court Of Errors and Appeals At
Jackson. Special attention given 10 Pro.
bate basineas byIebas. II. Taylor.
dcea-tf.
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NOTICE.

Miss. Sallie Stewart ~has.opened a school
in tho toxu Of panuia Mise. for young
ladies. Her course will ncludc malhe.
MATES, grammar, gcesFapls, nietosir, his.
tory, anAsueh ether studies a. her patrons
msy sab Ifipary scholars will ba care.
fully tsrrht. LESSONS " music on The
piano BY Mas. $. Markham.
Being ssaiTs born Southern lsay with
nnexeeptionabls references, she hopes by
~ihorouvhly doing her duty, 10 merit ths
patronage of she .cithcns Of Pamela and
vicinity. dee2.im.
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80. MeNuTr q t0.~~Wc IN
,tteutian.sa.the advertisement Of
|nrn. Ting arr we'll known,
e,eut business tHssn, and solieit
Ne Of Tlm business Of PHnola
hy. In their line.
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5EsT MnpgD.--Iast week a
Of our, who i m therhaiat Of
q grey horse, came to town on a
md some time after hitching
VIC, concluded 70 30 Ind sec If
brse was III Bot the horse
hns and the mule In bis place,
< hunted MI over tewH without
x him. lie concluded the
was stolea, and applied 70 some
1 to lend him one to ridc horpe,
M Il once he remembered That
q . mule, and went hack and
him ,isi where hs1Ieftlim. III
he had not been drinking lat Il
r~iher ='s-ricis,ss.
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~. II. n. Atrons.--Wc are
obligntioua b our Distinguish
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