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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY DE
STRICKLANDS PILE REMEDY. -

Mr.. Glass, of Jsnesville, Wisconsin, writes Tor
the beAeht OF all who suffer with the Piles, that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
vsted case OF Piles and his brother was discharged
yZed with the Piles) Both these distressing cases
TeTe = cured e with one bottle Of DR.. sTRIOKLANDS
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
BY Or. Strickland, ought TO convince those suffer.
ing that the most chronic cases of Piles
are cured by Dr. Strickland's q Pile Remedy, 1t IL
sold by Druggists everywhere Sold by J. w
NAIRN d CO.. CHAS. OHRISTIANI, 371 Pa.
avenue and SOY Ninth street oc a6-iy
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IVORY ScAkCk.-rh~re is 10 he q scarcity of
ivory fhe demHpd for Sheffield alone, il is
essd, row bdta twsrfy thourand elephants a
year; the supply is limited. and the anirnal
does not multiply very fast.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Essay of
warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
diseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital
charge IN sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr j.
Philadelphia. Pa. = An ia an
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40 shVENTH STREET. 40
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND
.. VICINITY.

1JU ~ 45Z
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AMI
- VICINITY.
have recently enlarged my store, giving me
greater business facilities, and have correspond
inely enlarged my stock of the following Goods to
WHICH respectfully request your attention when
max ng your purchases: =
PAPER HANGINGS, of foreign and dames,,c
DECORATIONS for Halls. Saloons. &c
BORDERS, CENTERS. MEpALIJONs AMI
FIRE BOARD PRINTS
STATUES and PAPER CURTAINS,
GOLD WINDOW SHADES, on Buf, Pearl. Stone
Lavender, Brown, Chocolate, Tan, and Green
grounds,
WINDOW SHADE HOLLANDS of d,nsrsn,
widths, in Green, Blue, Buff, and White, and
warranted genuine Scotch,
SHADE FIXTURES. complete,
RUSTIC BLINDS, CORDS, TAsSELS, &c
TABLE and STAIR OIL CLOTH,
And very large and complete stock of
SQUARE and OVAL PICTURE FRAMES in
Gold, Walnut, Rosewood, and Ebony
FRAMES Of every description made to order.
n. B-I have also added to my store small
PICTURE DEPARTMENT.,
where amateurs and the public are invited to call
and inspect the few .... .-.. -
- GOOD PICTURES
which have on hand. .a-ar ..Hs. t.. ....
and the public during the last nine years. yet
earnestly solicit their continued favors and sun.
port. L. J. ROTHROCK,
80 4J0 and 452, Seventh street,
ls o4w rs icon Unfan ~''A' on''e'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SUkkLxo ,--11-4z STEADILE
1's SUCCESSFULLY, -
eMOLANDIR1 EXTRACT RUOKu

ssery case OF KIDNEY DIslAsI, RlHJNAYIsn,
GRAVEL, uRINAnIs DIsoRDEls, WEAKNESS and
PAINS In the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TRouBLKs arising from IxcEssEs OF AMI KIND,
oOAD, YD AFTLIoTBDi
b. gl TRY SMVLANDER's.
TAKE No OTHER BUCKU.
Sold by all Apothecaries. Price 81. D. BARNES
q CO., New York, and BARNES. WARD q CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH q
hoeERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass.
General Agents. fab lo-ty
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THE MORMON JoRDAx.-The Mormons a,
Salt Lake City md . good deal OF fault with
their jordan. - That stream is reported higher
than for years before. IL has overfiowed wheat
fields, carried OF houses, and behaved itse'f
Renerslsy in . highly improper manner. If
II coBunues tosc thus IL is feared that -sns
Of the tnhAhitants on ITS bank will be
washed o"the o her side Of Jordan"
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nEPARTMENT OF THE IYTEBIOR.

On the PETITION q OLDIN EIGh0Ls, of West
petsnt sr,9tsd to him October II. 1851, 70 which
additional improvements were annexed March 50,
1854, for an Improvement in "Grinding Mills. for
seven years from the expiration. Of said patent,
1856: ~ ga ~ ~ 7'tf7- y
: II is ordered that the saia petition be heard az
the Patent once ON Monday, the ish DAY Of Sep
tember next, st II O'Clock NJ; and all persons are
notified TO appear and hhow cause, If any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Tile In the Pstent Once their obiscfions specially
set forth I'm writing, at least twenty days before
the day q bearing ;sii testtnony died 81 either
and ntmttted In accordance with the rules sf
the once xhisn VII pc furnished on application.
tinony must be fled II the Office twenty days be-
fere the day OF hesTipg; the arguments, IL any ,
within ten days stser aiine TIE testinsny:
ordered, also, that this notice be publis he'd In
ths ReppbiiesH and the Aetional Inteliigsneer.
ass, once week fer three successi ye week the
rst Of said publications to be ct least aixfy days
49, 4 Ta0nAs HARILAN:
- r.s: 3dasos. Of the . above Dspsrs VIII plss:e
pAper csnfatDinR this notice. jy II laWsw
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Is SsS
iHSs, HgiEkEk; gikSs4$ S%1 ;ss::s; W. wss.aI.s.en.
SRAyi9N IiEiR, n. b ssolssssws
The Medical Stat or to the Msfron e the Hospital
Orders for admission 70 The IaFs bed: q this In
q sSs :. aSs III shs
sS b: :: &sSs.. e. Ser
asnn Il = D. ..s..s., '''
II United sT5 TES P1TENT, 0FEICE.
On the petition AiS6TSdiEsz I6SiESszzo' '1IIy iSSo lss
:R o:oSs; Ct s sns .s:su.S q s is q
1858. for en- improvement in Bee hives, p for
U the ne ss6 :.
s fssnt s on h Ss i Se;S s.s
have, why said petition ought not to be srsntsd.
file in the Patent Office their objections. specisly
SET forth in writing, at least t,ceaty deys before
party, to be used at The said hearing, must be
tskt and transmitted accordance with TIE rules
Of the ornse, which will be furnished ea sppics-
DfDcsii0ns and (. etssr Iss relied upon
within ten DAYS after sling the tettimony E =
& .s ,s:' .Ss s. sss ee epsssS n he
O.. ahd IN ,he Cealp,srsiai Oineinnati Ohio, one.
sr yess i9a fhfes susssssve ssks the arst Of sad
the dAy or hearing. c;T = THEAKE1.
..nd ts. 81 'si s' sss''ss: sst:ns s s: Sass::
VIII paper containing this notice. ~ s-lsvsw
HHNprs. AND s Glow poyeI; hy Mis- I'd
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HORRIBLE OUTRAGE MAR RWHEKLING-Last
Saturday afternoon, Rebecca Burkett was
making visit to her sisters, about three miles
from Wheeling. West Virginia, on the Hemp.
field railroad. She was met on the road by a
party OF froughs, eleven in number, who dragged
her through field to log house and outrased
her person in a most inhuman manner Eight
persons were arrested, five of whom she iden.
titled. Judge Good committed them all for the
next term OF the circuit court. which meets in
August next The penalty for this offense Is an
imprisonment OF not less than ten years nor
more than twenty years in the penitentarr.
These villains deserve the full extent Of the
law. = a q = q = -at = ~ -
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knn WINDOW AND DUOR FRANBe On
OVy n>nd end fer sele st reduced psicos, q the
Market.
js ssoln H.W. HAMILTON.
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~rhe' Meadville Republican says that on
Saturday last the Hon. Q. Culver took up his
lodgings in the Venango County jail-that
seeming TO be the only way in which he could
escape the relentless persecution waeed
against him by three or four of his creditors
MIS-. Culver accompanied her husband, and
shares his cell with him.
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IAQUES JOUvENALB .fs4.r 3
MARBLE WORKS, ~
Corner Netc jersey arenre and street,
Near the Baltimora nano< =,

All orders for srATUARY, MONUMENTS. or
nANTELS ezt cutsd in the best manner, ct short
nstiee. and on theSery best terms. .e s-sms
THE ONLY ,IsTABLIsHMINT HOW IN
l. the District Of Columbia or Alexan--~
drfs, where Pianos and ORGANS can Be
thoroughly tuned and repaired is at UVy0
0kOe0H L.WILD BROS hff-i'
" PIANO rOBTB 4ANUFAOTORY. tu-r
Numerous fncontrovertible references can bA
seen At the establishment, No. 497 llth street,
few, doors north Of Penn avenue, -
Also, for sale, On assortment Of the best new
and second hand PIANOS and ORGANS, on easy
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~BUTCHERS LIGHTNING Fly KILLHH
makes quick work with flies. and IL Commenced
early, keeps the house clear all summer.
Look out for limitations
Get butcher o only ;e2l.eofm
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u - ENGLfsH AND FRENoHJ
For YOUNG LADIES, BOAkDING ANDDAY
ds}nh,. liz iS2s and IaHS sSsuss street. Phila-
BoarA and Tuition. per annum, 8 $50
Roard and Tuition for two more sisters, each ,
French is the language of the family, and is
constantly spoken In the institute. =
MADAME D'HERvILLY,
y cow -. .----.-lL Princi pal.
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Asuperior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEsErABLR OILS ia combination with Gr YcERrNR
and especially designed fer the use of L.pIss and
for the NURSERY. Its perfume is exquisite, and
it's washing properties unriyalled
For sale by all drup ppists fe eoiu
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leans At the arrest Of Judge Reed Cor failing to
ppt into execution the Civil Rights bill par
lice stand ready 10 give sa0,0 han for him
and pledge themselves 10 spend A55O00 for his
defence. On the other nand the United Statss
auihoriftes seem qnite d~lermined 10 make an
sxamPle Of BIN, and punish him to the full
extent Of the law. -
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Great Fire i'm Philadelphia-Loss Two
Millions Dollars.

Great Fire in Philadelphia-Loss Two
Millions Dollars. rsr
a disastrous fTe occurred at Philadelphia
yesterday afternoon The print and d We works
OF Briggs. valued at SiOO,0C0, and EMPLOYING
several hundred hands, were totally DESTROYED
They were situated at the corner OF Orchard
and Tacony streets. II was the largest in the
Twenty third Ward. Five dwelling houses
were also consumed, together with the Trep-
ton Railroad bridge over Frankford creek
After the breaking out of the fire man was
detected setting fire 10 another mill in the
vicinity, which confirms The suspicion that il
was the WORK OF an incendiary.
Later adyices from the fire represent tha
the loss will be two million dollars-one mil
lion and a half on the buildings and machinery
and a half million on the stock The mill w as
known as the Tacony Print Works of Aaron
y l.. Llppincott. 1t covered two and half
acres of ground. and employed three hundred
hands. The bridge OF the Trenton Railroad
Company close by was only slightly injured.
Two previous attempts had been made TO fire
the Tacony Works. The establishment was
the largest south of New England. Among the
stock Were large Quantities of goods beione e
ing to New York firms, which had been sent
there TO be printed, none of which were saved.
The entire works comprised twelve to fifteen
buildings. The main building, in which the
fire originated, was three hundred and fifty
feet long by fifty feet wide. The amount OF
the insurance has not been ascertained
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HAND AND GLOVE . novel; BY Niss ID.
- = ards, toe Arpsaale. BY Wfikis Ooiii ~,
81 n ,.handes. BY .0utda," q 0srpsrS Pie,
Eo.S Essiex. Tor ans: nc Esetars. On sos
study Of History, BY 0oldvin Smith, I1s
je6 FRANCX TAYLOR,
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@Some burglars who entered q drug store
at Nashville, Tenn, intending robbery,
knocked over bottle Of acid, which fell on
the foot Of one. burning II 70 the bone. and
making 1t impossible for him to leave the
store. His cowardly companion deserted nim,
and he was discovered in the morning bv tne
porter, and remandsd to Jail I
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GREAT BATTLE IN SOUTH AMERICA-From
the River Platte we get intelligence of another
great battle between the Paraguayans and the
Braziliaps-as sanguinary in its results as any
that has yet been fought in Germany or Italy
The particulars are meagre, yet sufficient to
show that the Paraguayans have been again
badly beaten-so badly, indeed, that unless
their resources are unfailing, and much preat.
er than they are popularly supposed to be. il
is difficult TO see how they can continue the
contest. The attack, il would seem, was com.
menced by the Paraguayans who had l3OO0
infantry, and about 5000 cavalry The allies
inflicted upon them chastisement so severe.
however, that they were ultimately compelled
10 retreat, leaving 5000 dead upon the field
besides large number of wounded The brunt
OF the battle on the side of the allies seems To
have been borne by the Brazilians who lost
about 1000, killed and wounded. The Areen. .
tines lost AGO, and the Uruguayans also suf-
fered severely. 1t Is said material advantage
has accrued to the allies from the above en-
gagement. The British feet, at last accounts.
had gone up the Paraguay to Curupiaty.
where their passage was impeded by stock.
ade-N Y, ErDress "
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p A SAD CAsE.-At Taunton, Massachusetts,
Saturday, Mrs Mary H. Williams, the young
bride OF Mr. h. Allen. Williams, went in a
bathing with party consisting of ner husband
and couple OF neighbors. She stepped into a
deep hole, and, being unable TO SWIM, sunk to
the bottom. Her disappearance was not
noticed for some minutes, the rest Of the party
being at some little distance and Mr.. Williams
having swan TO the opposite shore. When
mis- sed sne was dlyed for several times before
she could be brought to the surface. Althourh
seemingly under water but a comparatively. Y.
short time, all efforts to resuscitate her werS
unavailipg She had only been married six
weeks. t't
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a NE" MODE OF BETTING.-The a,game OF
CABS is annsnEced as the last invention in
European cities of young men with plentx OF
money, and a lack of brains or knowledge or
disposition how TO use 1t properly. Two play
ers SIT al club window and watch me mum =
Der OF the cabs that pass by, one betting that
more even numbers Will pass. and the other
that me odd numbers will have the majority
young duke recently lost slOOOOO in this
way by unfortunately betting on even num-
bers at Paris. fool and his money were soon
parted.
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iSGToS AND GEORGETOWN.
offiCE No. 1, over Bank Of W ashinstou.
,.p,r ,HraARrrRED BIZ CONGRESS, issy
6ITRpITa TITD ''----..'.--. 200 900
Property Of all kinds insured for . year or len.
terms -Aoss tsvoreoio
no charge for policies.
"A Hes ADAMS. President
SAnnei Nropley, ksau Rckreli
Sn. Wilson, -- Th.mss Parker.
yohn Barclay. ss Richard Barry.
Fam Redfern, Chss. ". Davis
y. b French, r Ed Clark
Andrew Roth hwell. Of Washington.
The directors In GEORGETOWN are author1xsdyhv
ifs board 10 renew pelicies and take risks IN
6eorRetovp. - =
iaS ecem ABEL Q. DAVIS. s.cry.
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Drugs AMI Gro n Us
CHEAP FOR CASH, At
HODGES A. MOOHE's.

We haze Just n%efeIted A iteah and tlpefh lnt
Of Drugs Medicines Chemicals toilet articles
eomla brushes hn,y notions etc. 0lt.
Ws hatp ils1 e ilfee supply md good NO.
surimrni II rfueefiea 1f eyefy kind 'Hi iimitt
supplies ~ receive ifcah surpUef every NrrF
and .rll NJ lower prices Than anybody give
uli aud price out roads bore purchasing
elHe here. nafltl
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CITATION NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Whereas the Honorable Probate cOur, a,
Pamela county, at the June term, lsss. granted
letters OF administration to the undersigned on
The estate Of ]. J. Ward, deceassd. now ,hsrs-
lore all persons having claims against aid e.
late ARE hereby notified 10 have them prohs,ed
and registered In The Clerks oasce Of aid
county within the time prescribed By law, or
they will be forever barred
FRANCIS D. WARD,
Uti-et Administrator.
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HOME JOURNAL
For 1866.
A heightened and brilliant Literary
and Artistic Journal.

Established IN ls4e, The Home Journal. ION
the third Of January tor twentieth year.
gtr,ts it, old friends and subscribers Ii 4
still conducted by
Mp WILLIS,
assisted by an Efficient curps Of able editors
talented contribution aud spicy correspondents
In ths first issue cf the coming volume will
he commenced new series Of Matrimonial
Feliciiiss BY the vell-knovn and popular hu.
mcrcus writer Barry Gray, author Of Married
Life. etc etc.
The Amusement Department Is under the
charge q H. A. DstittE an accomplished
critic. who win keep oar readers well informed
Of all that is interesting. on both sides Of the
Atlantic, In matters musical and dramatic.
We take this opportunity Of thanking our
many Southern subscribers for a return Of their
patronage aud can assure thsm that the editors
will still keep the columns Of the Home Jear-
nal me rum Political and religious DISCUSSIONS
and will cunhne themselves rather 10 their
MOTTO 10 Encourage the memorable. the pro-
F~rvsive and the beautiful.
TKRsS-Fof enc copy. one rear. "a. three
copies 81 So; or oae copy for tArcp years 81 80
always In advance Subscriptions orders re-
mittancss and all other -ccmmuaicationS 10 he
addressed % the publishers
n p. WILLIS 4 NORRIS PHILLIPS
ini Ful'cn street Ns~ ycsh
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CITATION NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas at the March term, 1866, Of the
Probate court Of Pamela county, letters Of nd.
m%inis,ntion on the estate Of Robert Hardle.
deceased, were granted ;he undersigned, now
'Aerei0'. ssi persons having claims against aid
estate, are hereby holihed 10 have inem Pro-
ba,ed and registered, or ihty viii be forever
barred. BIB BROWN,
JOS. N. HARD1E,
jee-et Administrator.
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The Metropolitan Record,

The Record and vlndlcator shall continue ne
/, has begun, the ouispoken and FEARLESS opIo'
ncu, 81 every act Of unconstitutional poh'y
the defender Of the great charter Of American
freedom. and the niinehinFadyocaieo Of liberty
Or speech. vote BY ballot hdb,as corpus trial ny
inry, freedom Of this press, and slale Rights
The Metropolitan Record and Vlndlcator ~ll
he supplied 10 subscribers on the following
terms
10 country subscribers, by mail, "a per year
To clubs Of ten or more, 81 per year Payable
In advance. 81.
Terms 10 Advertise ra-Spccial notices, 20
cents per line; transient advertisers 70 cents
per line; yearly advertisers, 8 cents per line
All orders and communications should he adj
dressed TO the Editor, No. 40 Droome street
The editor would ask a. q favor that bis sub.
scribcrs would furnish him with the am and
addresses Of their friends In other States a.
vel A. that IN which they reside that he may
have the opportunity Of supplying them win
.ueeImen copies Of the Record
JOHN MuLLALLY, Editor.
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The New York News Daily.
seni-Weekiy a. Weekly.

The New York weekly and semi.weckly
Nsirs. great family newspapers, Benjamin
Wood, editor and proprietor. Journals Of
politics, literature, fashions, market and
financial reports, interesting miscellany
aud news from all parts OF the world. I'm.
ptovcments introduced and NJ immense
circulation determined on. The largest,
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York. New York weekly kces, published
every Wednesday. Single copies, Ave
cents, one copy, one year, 81, three copies
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ten copies one year, Sl7, aud an extra
copy TO any club Of ton. Twenty copies.
one year, $50. The weekly keirs Is sent TO
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lished every Tuesday and Friday. Single
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$40, I've copies one year, SIS, ten copies
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sir months, s.. For sale by all news deal.
ers. Specimen copies Of daily aud weekly
! Neas sent tree. Address
BENZ. WOOD,
Daily News building, 10 city hall square,
NEW YORK.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas the Honorable Probate Court fot
Pamela counts, At the February term, ls6s
granted Letters Of administration 10 the under
signed on the estate Of Daniel Cauihen, de-
ceased, now therefore all persons having claims
against said estate ARE hsfvhy notified to hays
them rrohaied and registered IN the ClctkN
Office Of said enuuiy within the time wfessfIbed
by Law, or they will be forever barred.
LuDY CArTnEN,
s~plss-6ipd Administrator.
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will practice In the counties Of Pamela,
Lafayette, DeSo,o. Tallshs,ehie and To.
aiea, in the Federal Court Al pon,otoc, and
he high Court Of Errors and Appeals At
Jackson. Special attention given to Pro-
hate business BY RObsr, Il. Taylor.
marlo.tf.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Whereas letters Of administration on the g.
tate Of Jese Watson. deceased. late Of Pamela
eeaniy, =sfs granted to the undersigned
Al the January term, ls6e, Of the Probate Court
Of aid Pamela eoan,y, by said Court nov al
persons having claims against said estate will
pfsseas The ssr's es r~rls'rs'isn n Ne riaA's
office Of aid Pamela county within the time
pfsscfibea by Law, or they viii be forever bar.
nd. Z. 9. BLACKw00n
nna=i1.et Administrator.
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FRESH %ARRIvALiif
CITATION NOTICE,

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela counly. I,
Eliza G. Hastings, heir Of Alexander Mia 4
ccascd, and Henry 8. Hastings, husband II N
Eliza Q. You and each Of you are hereby II.
To appear before ihe Probate court Il IN
county at the courthouse thereof on he kprt
Monday In September next, thea and thsr !
show cause why the final account Of Nillu /
Keith, administrator De bonis non with the n
annexed, Of estate Of said deceased should n
be allowed and approved. BY order Of smr
issued and day Of August, 1866.
augll-6t W.. p. W00TTEN, Chi.
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INsoLvENT NOTICE.

The state Of Mississippi, Panola county. To
NE eisdilors q Thscphilus D Hardie, deceased
on afs hereby notified that Al The June term
1855 Of the Probate ecrfs 81 aid couats a.
ess'e o. AID dscsased was reported inssIvent
ana 70 ffuozte Yow claims against deceased
and have them registered in ne uaics Il ~
Vlefk Of aid suuft on Of hsfafr he srs A.,
o. February, 1851, else they viii Be- forsv,,
oarIsa- PETER HUBBARD
f-it-su Aarslols,,.,.
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NOTICE.
DIR. n. r. WEAVER.

Having permanently located At Eureka Pamela
county, Mississippi, respectfully oirr bis SER
vices TO the citEcus Of the surrounding country
In the various branches Of bis profession.
lan0-6m.pd.
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CITATION NOTICE

Tha Hiais N Mississippi panoia ruuhiy To
Nafy q kfiih, widow and Nathaniel kelih aHi
Ana Kefh hsln N iahh n kslh dseeasea
TOW ar hereby cited 10 appeaf btfafe ne Fro
bate rnHfi N fald euuhiF, ~ The court hpHaf
lhefeoi on Ne naHh Monday n NAY nest q
lhot fauas Why ihe pfhyet " The petition q
John hHhup PRAYING @f tide % east hslf q
eei balf8f lection land M ~ township :
mnet a In mld county should mol be granted.
~ order of Court Issued iHh day of april
1900 WP W0UrTEN,
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