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To CONsUMPTIvEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to health
a few weeks by a very simple remedy, AFTER
having suffered Cor several years with a severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Com
r~umpton-k anxious TO make known 70 bis
fellow-suIercrs the means % cure.
To all Who desire IL he VIII send a copy Of
the presraNion used free Of eharge,l with the
directions for preparing and using the came,
which they will end a SIRE crRE for Cossrsr-
RIOS. ASTHMA, B~noscnirts CouGiis, Coins and
all Throat aud Lung Affections. The only OBJ
ject OF the advertiser in sending the Prescrip-
ton l. 10 benefit The afflicted, and spread infor-
nation which he conccivcs 10 be invaluable,
and he hercf every sufferer will try his rene
~, a u will cost them nothing, and may prove
blcsEng. Parties wishing the description.
FREE, by uturn mail, will please address
REy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New York.
mayii.iy
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REQUIRED OATH

H. -, DO f0lcmriy swear Tor affirm
In the presence Of Almighty God that | nm q
citizen Of the State Of - that have
resided In said State for -- months next
preceding this day, and now reside In the
county Of - or pnrish Of, In said State,
lac tho snse may bo;) that | am twcnty-one
yeau old; that ! have moi been DISTINGUISHED
Tor participation In any rebellion or civil war
against the United States, nor for felony against
the laws Of any State or of tho United States
uhnt | have never been n member Of any State
legislature, nor held any executive or judicial
Office In any State and afterwards engaged In
insufrcction or rebellion against the United
States, or given aid or comfort to the enemies
thereof: that | have never taken an oath az a
member of Congress of the United States or as
an officer of the United States, or as 4 member
Of amy State legislature, or rs an executive or
judicial officer OF any State, to support the con.
siitution of the United States, and afterwards
engaged In instruction or rebellion against the
United States, or given aid or comfort TO the
enemies thereof; that | will faithfully support
tho constitution and obey the laws Of the United
States, and will, TO the best Of my ability, en-
courage Others 50 TO do: SO help me God.p
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RErRInurroN FOR JuARrz.-Thc
New York Times says: II Juarcz
himself be not now speedily executed
by the Mcxicans for tmitorous as
symptoms of authority, gross viola
tons Of the Mexican Constitution;
and usurpation of the functions Of
the legitimate President, il will not
be because such charges are with
out foundation, or because there arc
not many Mexicans eager to bring
him to justicc-wc mean Mexican
justice. Juarrz has, during the las,
year and a half, been culpable in
such WAYS es 10 furnish abundant
grounds to bring him to judgmen,
and execution, rs suon as the laws
can be asserted; and IL the Coustitu.
tional President, ortega, whom he
now arbitrarily holds rs a prisoner.
docs not yet administer 10 him IN,
fate Of Maximilian, Il will probabl,
be because he himself first falls As
victim.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Letters Of administration upon the estate Of
Howell 7. Pollard deceased having been grant
Ell 10 she undersigned By tae Probate Court Of
Pamela county, Mississippi. at tho June term.
1891, thereof; An creditors Of The deceased
are hereby notified 70 Probate their claims
against decesed. and have them registered in
The Office Of the Clerk Of Me pfubats court Of
aid ccuniN within he Tine prszcrihsdh y Law,
else this notiec will he plead A. bar 10 payncu,
ihcrrcf EMILY A. POLLARD.
ic1a-et Admiaiafatris
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.CHANCERY NOVICE.

a.
The State Of Mississippi. IN the Chancery
Court Of Panola county. At mhs, March %,
1867.
M. Hill vs.. Nancy Keelin ct al.
No. 1871 4
Upon opening the complainhnt's bill IN this
cause, u appearing TO tie satisfaction Of the
court that the defendants Daniel Agee aud
his wife Sarah Agec, are non-residshis of the
State Of Mississippi, but reside 10 the State OF
ArkansaA and that their poslofice, after dill
gent enquiry, cannot be ascertained: II n
therefore, ordered by the court that the said
nonresident defendants, Daniel Agee and his
wife, Sarah Agee, DO enter their appearance
herein, and plead, answer or demnr to the COM
plninanls' bill on or before the 22d day Of May,
1861, the same being n rule day Of this court,
and to be held at The Office Of The clerk Of this
court at the courthouse Of said county, In the
town Of Pamela, or the allegations thereof win
DO taken for confessed ne to them. II Is further
ordered by the court that n copy Of this order
be published In the "wcekly Panola Star" a
public newspaper printed and published IN the
town OF Pamela, IN said county, for four weeks
successfully.
a true copy. &c HARRISON,
apls-bt Clerk.
Amisiead & phelsn, sofia for compls.
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Progress of DespotIsm,

The Rump Congress has taken
another step forward in their march
20 dcspotio government aud the de-
struclion Of the liberties Of the peo-
pie, in their refusal to admit the
Congressional delegation from Ken
lucky to their seats. Whatever
stands in the way Of their tyrannical
schemes, Is swept away with utter
disregard TO the laws of both God
aud man, and the only object they
seem to have in view is the perpetual
tion of party aims, regardless Of
the destruction il may entail upon
an o%vcr-taxed country. Blind in the
pursuit Of an object, they mercilcssly
turn away from every supplication
from distressed humanity. BY The
proceedings, we notice that the so
called representatives of the Amcri-
can people have resolved to devote
themselves entirely TO the work Of
Reconstruction" or rather dcstruc-
ton, and we may therefore be pre-
pared for another batch of oppros-
sive laws. From whit We can sec
with the present lights before us, we
are led to believe that the civil gov
crnmcnts in the military districts
will be placed at the disposal of tho
military commanders.
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WHAT EVERY YorSo Man
SnouIp Do.-Eyery young man
should make the most Of himself,
intellectually, morally, socially, and
physically. liz should depend upon
his own efforts to accomplish these
results. lie should never be DIS
Outraged by small beginnings, bat
remember that all great results hare
been wrought out from apparently
slight causes. He should never,
under any circumstances, be idle. II
hc cannot End the employment he
prefer, LEI him come As near bis de-
sires a. pcsible-hc viii thus reach
the object q his ambition.
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NOTICE no %cREnTT0Rs.

Whereas Al the June term, 1851, o. lAe Pro
bate Court Of Pamela county, MIszi-sipri, Iessvn
sestameniary Of The win Of David s. Nhilf, u
deceaaed. were granted 70 the undessifue4l
Agnes D. McGehec: Now an persona hsvisf
claims against said deceased WIN, are hereby
notified to Probate their claims and have then
registered in the Office Of the Clerk Of ths ~
bate Court Of said county within ths tins ~
tied BY Law, else The sarnr VIII h frsurhGr
red. AGNES ID. Ncf5ENN
je'e-et. Extrix 8. n. Nc0eksA
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Cheap Printing Paper,
TO npfroRs AND fupLfsHnhs


AtiisfA O. April " 1877
ia run,aam fag hehf WI n af1tii
mo much pleasure ~ commandments y tbH ih'
filaaln s piuluIun " ne Hniihrfh PftH AZ.
H]fillluu
nen.ffi Thnihin testimonial n ouf appfc.
rIallan fof ihe fesloui faithful nnd elective
~saftlte ~ John h Thmh of Es1 ~ H%ufnfin'
ifnient uf ihif Association In yrau pct, We
hereby iea1of him the thanks II ihiH nMpria.
don and ronlef up0n him The complimentary
position ri Agent " The Sonihtn Press hfs0'
citation In New igk
The terms VI commentator employed IN The
above resolution DO mo- more than Justice 10
your Important services during your snpefin-
tendency services ehich none had better op.
porunliy 10 know, aud none can more highly
appreciate, than myself Should Oteasicn re-
qllr, I lhall be glad 10 avail myself Of The aid
provided for by lhe resolution,
Very respectfully your obcdient servant
W. q CLARK, President.
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NOTICE.

The credisars aud al persons interested in
the insOlvens eslaie Of VIM. ". Bynrs deceased.
You are hereby notified tina, At the June
,eru, 1881, Of the Probate court Of Panola
county, Mississippi, The Clcrk Of said court NJ
ported a lat Of claims registered IN his oaice
arains, said deceased, and that said liz Of
claims viii be taken up for examination and
allowance a, the uext July term Of aid court
when and where you arr requested to attend.
BY order Of Court Issued June 20. 1867.
jc7n-st W. r. WOOTTBN, Clerk.
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1NsOLvENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi. Pamela county. y
the creditors Of VIM ] Bobo. deceased. lstd
said county. The estate o. VIM. J. Boho, A.
ceased, having been reported isselv<nt tn
Nay term, 1851, Of the Probate Court Of ~
county, you are hereby bottled that you NO
properly probate yout claims against desear4.
aud have them registered IN the once Of ths
clerk of the frobais Court Of aid eosuty b.
the lat day d Jsas, 1883, else tbsJ win h
forever barred. @. D. YoCN0,
jcs-4w Administraier.
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straxedi

Taken ~ b. Dr. ". B. Wall, one DARK brown
mars colt shout thrve years old, no marks OF
srsuds Rested The no Day Of tan,. 1881.
lys.st JAMES BOWERS r. ?.
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FINsOLvENT NOTICE.

The estate Of James y. Holmes 1eccsso,
having been reported Iasolvent 81 he nara
term, 1851, Of the Probate Court 6Pnnys
county, hissis<ippii ne efedllPss 81 m =
ceased afe hereby poGos1 = PIobsta peif
Claims against ia deeeaBf ~ W. -.
registered IN The oases ~ Ne Glesk n ~
bate Court of aid es>n1S sto hense u Jsl
term, lsss, q ~ spust Of they vtn b AESsH
haired y. f.WHt0IlZ
js1o-5t Adninisnisr
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Letters 81 administrator hsrine besn rr.us-
ed 10 ths undersigned on The es,ste Of W. r
King. deceased by The Probate ecart Of pasoa
county, 81 NE September term. thereof 1854,
all pssscas having claims against I'D e11ts
arc hereby bottled 70 hare thea Prshsse1 I'D
registered in The ofice Of The Cerk d I'd
court, 10 The tuvn Of rsuols, within tie tIue
fe.c-ihed y Is, OF they siIl h ffsssr h4frsd.
JEFFERSON sEATOS,
ivs-et Administered
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NOTICE!

Tho Hoard N leslfimn viii attend NJ ihe
onaslnp umf md plioot @f tho Reglamilpn
lf Voter. VII
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CHANGE or TINE TABLE.-An
important change in the time table
Of the Memphis and Louisville rail-
road has been made. Two through
trains now run daily, the Louisville
and Nashville express, leaving at 4
?. NJ, and the night express leaving
az II 7. NJ the latter connecting at
Humboldt with thi Mobile and
Ohio railroad for Cairo and all
points North, West, any East, as
web as with the Jacksonville rail-
road and Cincinnati mail boats at
Louisville for all points. Cars 60
through to Columbus and Louisville
without change, and sleeping coaches
accompany all trains. Under the
efficient management of Col. Sam.
d. Jones the Louisville and Memphis
railroad has become the E,vorite
route of travellers going noHhward
from Memphis.
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E%xEoUToRsl NOTICE.

Whereas, at The March tsw,4lo<7, -
Probate. court Of Panois county, Nssinipf.
letters testamentary Of the last will md tsa-
ment OF Matthew Clanton, deceased, wsN
granted TO the undersigned by said court; NOV
all creditors Of the deceased sr herrby sg1o<1
10 hase. their claims duly Probated and n
tered in the Probate Clerks Office Of said eoun-
'ty within the time limited BY Law, els thsy
will'bc forever barred. -
7, juns-6i. ROBERT J. CLAkf0S,
Al. TODD, Executos.s
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INsoLvENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. II
the creditors Of James b. McGehee, deresss&
late Of said county. You are hereby notikel
Tint tho estate Of said deceased vas rspssts4
insolvoni Al The Nay term, 1851. " III P1op6l@
Court Of said county, and that you must prop
erly Probate and have ypur claims againu said
dertdcnt registered IN the Office Of me CLERK q
Che Probate Court Of said county by The 6nt
day o. January, 1880, else tIey WIN Be- forever
barred. y. p. McGEHEE,
& wN. r. MeGEHEE,
jes-4w Exscntssa
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TEBTHEKTPAcTED WITHoUrP1LN.
MEMPHIS REFEREScEs.-L. Howkins, J. ~
Zimmerman, d. Myers John Graham, Or. J.
w. Lctwich, s. II. Jones, CAN'T 4 Waddell,
VIM. IL. Webb, DR.. W. B. Harrison, Captain Ed,
r, Lee, r. =. Looney, II. D. Mitchell, Stovall 1
Flippin, Col W. W. Coleman, DR.. A. II. Yoor-
hics, DR.. L. r. Bates, pitscr Miller, Colonel W.
L. Maxwell. Dr.D. Dunlap. sardis fe2-3m
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Respectfully invite the attention Of their
friends and customers TO their large stock Of
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-21

TIE THIEF AND THE GENTLEMAN
A gentleman at Paris, amusing himself
ut the Halais Royal, observed while he
was carefully looking over some PAM
lihiets at booksellers shop, suspicious
fellow stood rather too near him. The
gentleman was dressed according to the
fashion Of the times, in coat with pro-
'ligious number of silvertags and tassels,
upon which the thief began to have a
design, and the gentleman not willing
to disappoint him, turned hn head an
other way to give him All opportunity
The thief Immediately set to wark and
In = trice twisted Off seven or ten of the
silver tags. The gentleman perceived 1t,
and drawing out penknife, caught the
fellow BY the ear, and cut it off close to
the head. Murder! murder! cried the
thief, Robbery! robbery!' cried the
gentleman. Upon this, the thief, in
passion, throwing them at the gentle
man, roared, "'rhere are your tags and
huttons.' Very WELL" says the gem
tleman, throwing it back in like man.
her, there Is your ear"
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: HORTICULTURAL CURIOSITY.
frederick Simonson has shown us a
beautiful specimen of fruit, the result of
4 new process of migrating. A plum
tree and peach tree grew side by side
IN the garden Of Mrs l. A Simonson, in
Washington street. Early in the season
by way OF experiment, six fruit buds Oh
the plum tree, were tied with fine silk
thread to the same number OF buds ON
the peach tree. Four of these united
buds dropped immature from the trees.
The other two set aud natured fruit. one
being attached to the peach tree, the 9TH
er to the plum. The pit also exhibited
some OF the peculiarities if both these
fruits. As curiosity the experiment is
an interesting one, although in practi
cal way it can prove of little service,
owing to the time and labor in uniting
the buds. What the seed of this hybrid
fruit may praduce is II qucstion for the
1uturc.--Ne,edrk Jou2,at.
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. -
"Miio'-Maximilian has left Mexico.
Where he is at the present writing we
do not know.
ioluntcer"-lf you were killed in
the army your widow is entitled to a
pension; otherwise she is Not.
';Semantha'--If Adam had got the
apple first, he would, doubtless, have
eaten it all, without given his parner q
taste. Satan knew this, and wanting to
get them assth into the snap, let Eve
have the first chance at it,
"Giles"-secret societies are of very
ancient origin, and it is supposed that
even our first parents had a "lodge in
the wilderness"
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VERMIFUGE
CONNECTIONS.

Dr. Holloway, some fifteen years ago,
witnessing the distress accustomed Nckly
children IN taking the nauseOus verml-
fuges OF that day. resolved to annalixe
them, and from tie most effective OF
theoe<remedies succeeded in separating
their active medical properties, pure,
tasteless and inodorOus. Then, by COM
bining these with sugar, and moulding
them Into an agreeable CONNECTION. form.
ed the present popular and effective Yer
mifnge known a.
H0lloway's vernifugc Connections.
Which have almost entirely superseded
the old nauseOus ver1nifuges, to the de-
light Of the poor little sufferers. II con-
tains no cal0mel or other poisonous In
gredients.
80 highly esteemed is this popular YER
mtfuge, by the profession, that all intel
. ligent Physicians who know Of them,
prescribe them in preference to other
remedies, ~ not only more pleasant to
take, but more effective to cure.
Parents and guardians, having the care
of children, should keep them q . FAM
lily medicine; for they not only eradicate
wOrms-thOse pests OfchildlsoOd-but cor.
rect any arrangement OF the digestive
organs, SO prevalent with children.
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DUY your Jars and Crooks at
ID ALDEN'2.
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HOLLOWAY,S
ARNICA
PLASTERS.

The Original and only true Arnica Plas-
tiers possessing the great healing pro-
Perties Of the Arnica Flowers.
The curative effects Of these PlaSters
in all cases Of pain or weakness in the
breast, side or back, and In all cases Of
inflammation Of the Lungs, and Cough,
are truly astonishing; they give imme-
diate relief.
Physicians prescribe them. and thous-
ands recommend them. Observe-Hol-
loway's are the Original and only true
Arnicn PlasterS.
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NoGeing II schools.

Numerous case6 Of severe punlshment
u schools acs being developed all over
the county, and the conduct az those
teachen who attempt to beat knowledge
inso the Aeeda Of the young Il being Sc
vsfely criticised BY the press. Tho New
York zsibssse remarks that these cases
Of brutal dogging are about a. common
q kerosene accidents, and adds: In
bunAlo, We notice, . scliool-keeper has
been vicously operating upon a boy with
. brooln.haudlc-an educational tool
which We can hardly recognize as an
improvement upon the time-honored
birch. five go on ut this rate, we may
yet have the nine-tailed cat rcsounding
In our school-rooms, and triangles and
whipping-posts may become as regular
articles 81 school furniture as globes and
black-boards. Why not? IF beating
the body Is 10 he a part, and even main
part, Of our intellectual discipline, we
arc In favor Of having it performed de-
GENTLY and methodically. 1t would be
solemn as spectacle, and leave great
impression upon the little sinful observ-
ers, for Juvenile culprit having been
duly stripped, to be tied up, made a
spread-eagIe OF, as they say in nautical
circles, and chastised secundem nrtem.
When teacher falls into furious pas
sion, aud, having lost all self-control,
proceeds to pound bog promiscuously;
to box the ears of his victim right and
left, as II congestion of the brain were
rather than else an agreeable physical
phenomena; to extemporize inventions |
Of cruelty, as cat does with mouse,
we fear that the fine moral effect upon
the school which is undoubtedly intend
cd is interfered with by the emotions of
terror, and that the soft and edifying !
influenced Of the fustigation Is materially |
diminished.
For instance, we may cite another
ease which has just occurred in Hudson
city. In this the operator was wo
man, who illustrated the beauties of
education to a youth of twelve in style
which may he regarded as slightly ter
magant. First, she inflicted three
wounds upon the boys head then four
upon his hands; then, by way of a most
impressing finale, she choked Joseph
Quincy, the prints of her fingers re-
manning ns hieroglyphical souvenirs
"fon his hech. The effect of this will
undoubtedly be to make the young Jo-
seph dotc upon grammar, enthusiastic
in the matter of spelling, and highly
proficient in geography, an ordent lover
Of his school, and not in the least dis
posed to play truant.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases 81 tho Throat nnd Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, yyhOOping
Cough, DrOne hitis, Asthnao,
and COrsuulntiOn.

Probably never before in the whole history of
medicine, has any thing won SO widely and deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series Of years, and among most Of the races OF
men 1t has risen higher and higher In their estima.
ton, Ms 1t has become better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
Of the lungs and throat, have made II known
liable protector against them. While adapted to
milder forms OF disease and to young children, II is
at the same time the most cecfual remedy that can
be given for incipient consumption, and the dam
gcrous affections Of the throat and lungs. AS pro-
vision against sudden attacks Of Group, It should
be kept on hand in every family, and indeed rs all
nrc sometimes subject to colds aud coughs, MI
should be provided with this antidote for them.
Although eettled COnsMuapftOss u thought In
cufabic, still great numbers Of cases where the dis.
ease seemed settled have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
Cherry PICTORIAL. So complete Is Its mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate or them yield to it. When moth.
ing else could rench them, under the Cherry Pee
toral they subside and disappear.
Sts0ers and Public Speakers find great pro-
lection from II.
Asth,,a Is always relieved and often wholly
cured by It.
Bronehteis Is generally cured by taking the
Cherry PICTORIAL in small and frequent doses.
So generally are It's virtues known that 1t is I'M.
necessary to publish the certificates OF them here
or do more than assure tho public that Its qualities
are fully maintained.
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