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THALBRKG'S OPISION.
consider Chicker.ng Il sons' Pianos, beyond com.
parison. tho best have seen In Ame,ica.
8. THALBERG,
Chniemsn OF Jury on uunicel Instruments
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"a smile was on her up--health was III her iook
strength Was in her STOP and In her h1nds-P1ANrl.
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EUROPEAN TEsr1p7oNIALs,

Receioea d's'in9 tas month Of august, 1885
LONDON, July IS. 1867.
MEssRs. OH1cAsRr1sa & HoNs-Gsnts: have much
pleasure in enclosing document stgned by the first
composers musicians and professors europe. hold
your Pianos in such high estimation rtde my certih.
cnte That felt It duty to take OF me
to Europe to ascertain the opinion Of my professional
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate viii prove how
unanimous they have been on the subject. beg to
forward at tho time. letter received from my
friend, Nr. Collard, which must be crafty
Ing to You. =sS-s l2's# g
have the honor to he, gentlemen, yours very truly
.ra. 0&a,.y5z L. JAMES NJ. WEHII.
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nPoRTANr oER1,1FICArRs

" HooHfs118. \. = December %, 1851.
MeaBrs p. 81. DRAKH b COL have been great guf.
trr nom Dyspepss for three foux years. and had to
abandon my profeeaion: About three months ago
now nenryA . well man have recommended them In
several cases and, tar know always With signal
benad4 ana respectfully yours,
r-3Hs,53 .f,e.# HGv. j. 8. UAEHORN
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Wilmington nInrket.' /.

WILMINGTON, March 20.-TpRpxHr1sE-pzices nm.
changed Sales Of 40 bbls at 81 for yellow dip and
SPIRITS TURPEETrNE.-Market Aruo and the price has
advanced 2hc, with sales Of 90 bbls at zoo q gallon
kosns.Saes Of 2lA bhls at % 25as 37x for strained
common 50 S0a3 rs for No. 9 and s. S7ka5 for No. l.
TAn--sales Of los bbls at 81 20 p bbi. W
48 bales at IS Ka29c q ID. ''T D.,
co9N.A cargo Of 1900 bushels prime white sold from
vessel at 81 10 p bushel. u = -
100 lbs T-T7 - - - - - eo - -
IMnERales Of four RATS at IS rs Tor insrdcr Is so
81 for ordinary, and So 50 for mir nfK = =
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PHILADELPHIA. 10th Month, 17th Day 1864
REspEorEo FKrEND:-Hdy daughter has beon much
benehHed by the use OF thy Plantation Bittcra Thou
wilt send me two bottles mora. 8.5?l,Ir.T'4 in
Thy friend, asa OURRrN.
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90. 900. .PIA:No8.E


IN the which they have introduced every
known and valuable improvement They have inyaris.
bly, been selected md used by all Of tho worlds oe-
ko4o9dd great artists who nve visited thta oonntrv
professionally both for private and public use. = '
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.,T.HAL.BERG.,
GOTTaCHALR.i

/. consider Ohiokcripg h Sons Prnos beyond oorn
Pa1aaon' the best have ever een In America. 5=
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s. T..-18R0.-X.

Another wonderful Ingredient, OF crest use among
she Spanish ladies' Of South America impartng beauty
to tho complexion and branoy to the MIND Is yet I'M.
known 70 the oomuarce Of the World and We Withhold
It's name for the present. f.z -.a1 = .
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RICE N. sToREs. LumBE:
rierces. Barrels.

Exports OF Cotton
FROM THE 1oRT CHARLESTON. c.. COMMENCING 1sr
SEPT, 1866, TO 81, 1867, INCLUSIVE.
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EUROPE to ASCERTAIN the opinion Of my :rUfessonai
unanimous they havo been On the subject. beg to
forward, at tho time. letter received from my
friend. Mr. colasd which am sure must DO crafty
have the honor to he gentlemen, yours very truly,
LONDON January Il, 1856 Y
James N. Hthli. Fsg.:
convey to Messra Chieserins the e1prc SION Of my
nnea. nv; . sa, OF thes7 Iis iaer
ture that lave tried but Of tho dues.
the msas W Se M
tnrued ont from their mauufactory an instrument
be- and i
wide world. m,
Dear sir. very sincerely St y, yours. Y
Firm Of couard oolard. Pianoforte Hanuiactnrers,
London. %F7l5
14oNDos august q, 1866
MI DEAn sr,:: As you are going back to the United
to ,s ne snSy to the
their Grand ian FORE. 0eod an xas sasm assa.ep als
ta nsd ,ut. both touch a,ldtcr +.
iHhi's yu' &c. rcnni1 m, ever YET 7, 1, ",
Firm OF L Broadwood L sora Ptane-forte Manusso.
4. turerB, London. sssi '-HgA a.
Ae:srs. chictesins q sons: e. e .' '''a 4 q
try Grand Piano-forte manufactured BY you ANA
hare hesitation in endorsing opinion OF my Old
strun,ent Il ever plnyed on. ~
y Believe me, gentlemen most faithfully yours,
r= 638%s 1r s.t$ S5{;----------- ------ -'>- M"
Testimonials from. ae gtsted artists $, Euye,.
to Aessrs. Chicker5ng e Sons:
H M S5G ~. LONDON July %, 1865.
Having played upon Piano-forte made by nlessrs:
Chtckertng & Sons, Of Boston and New York, have
much pleasure In tesdfJin2 to its general excelnce
Eor sweetness and brilnanoy Of tone, deicecy Of
touch and magnificent power for concert purposes
eons1derit really anAaD Pr4No-roHrE. AND nEo1Dsp
IL TIE BEST HAVE s5cEN OF AMEnIoAN MANUFACTURE.
aRabG54A a G53sax GGDpARD. y aI9ho REaoNpL
jULSs BENED1cr. j. SSSan MosousIHs, sigshh
M, "a; "; W gA+FE 3 " Prof of Conaersstoire de
81 sR1sLHz aA HzG hi6aAnps Ak4aUh AEstiag oHAppE
x.E EEME e! EAVAh9EE y: Director Of Monday Con.
o6DNEa sndAId. certs, London. "
Among the chiefpoints e1celeace Of tha ohicker.
Ing Pianos OF which speak the artists in their
congrstuasory testimonials the Messrs Chicker1nr
are the gre.tees possible depth richness and volume
tone combined with "A brilnaccy clearress md
above A. surprising darston Of sound the pure and
most delicate or powerful touch. MI. 1---
During the past years this arm hrs manu-
/ \ ! y ,s5;': q: u . 90. 900. PIANos, ...-
soTn and valuable Improvement They have invards.
bly, been selected md used by all Of lilo worlds oe
professionally both for private and pnbiIe use.
ss THALBERG..
senstSss tSa OH nghqtsns Sons pnos
NJ. GoTTsCnALK. y...$
b a p
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James H. We.l:. Egg: 5-'-'' q
MI DEAR s1n: AS Sou are going back to the United
States. must veg you to remember kudly the
Measrs. Chtc1 --,,g. Tell them was delighted wit.
their Grand ian forte-1s good inst7vneat nir;x
az tcds erer tu nsd .aEt bott in touch a,adrrN.
tit ". Eahilt y!,u &C., rct,nin evert, IlJ,
. -..z1.-ssf ~ -. ~ N. II: F. BROADWOOD,
Firm OF L Broadwood / Sons, P1ane-forte Manusso
4. turers, London sss H57 ssfg@ 7@T17
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LONDON. July -. 1855.

Aessrs. Chiccesino d Sons. =. at't 'i'5
gents: have iust been invited by Messrs Colard to
try Grand Piano forte manufactured by you ana
have hesitation In endorsng the opinion my old
f1eod, Mr. O. D. ColArd, That it ts finest in
strumsnt I ever plnyed on. ~ h. n 53IIl .-7
Believe me, gentlemen most faithfully yours
a 5 Y r. /
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- VA@VVVAU
Sawed Is held at s20@s3o p NJ Y S
FRE1aHTs-To Liverpool-By sail we quote I'd on
Upland and 1don Sea Island Cotton. TO Havre 1ac.
h. on Upland and &c. q Is. sea Iaan To the West
Indies nothing doing Coastwise somewhat nominal
New York, by steam. nc. to Sc p b. Upland, and
,1c. . ib. on Sea Islands; 81 . fierce on Rice;
90 cents q bbL on Rogin; o. sa1 No q ib. on
Upland Cotton nominal. To Boston, By steam,
cent tb on Upland Cotton; Il to 9-Ie cent q h. BY
sail To Philadelphia x cent q B. on Upland Cotton
by steam. and Il cent q tb. by sail To Bslsmore-The
steamers take Cotton for Liverpool to be reahpped by
steam through at New York steamers rates: on Lumber
by SAIL 81 5o@ss q NJ. - sT
ExCHANGE-sterling Bills-The rate yestardsy was
$40 TO 80 to the pound sterling for 90 days bills
DOMESTIC ExcHANoE.-The banks purchasing SIGHT
Checks on New York at u per cent or; ave to ten
days, per cent discount off; ten to Afteen daya,
Per cent discount OF; twenty to twenty-five lays TX
per cant on twenty-five to thirty days. * per cent of
They sell Sight Drafts on New York at u p cent pre-
mium !. 3E7 S7s 3p s5i1lE1#
aoLD.-Tbe brokers we're yesterday buying at ss@ss.
and selling ut 879ss. Nv n * Mn
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Gen.. Ord.

w publish the last order from our
military ruler this week. 1t Is mild,
fair and temperate, just such a docu-
mcnt as we have been led to expect
from him. Several gentlemen have
requested US TO recommend them for
Register of voters, and wcwill cheer
fully do 80, as soon rs Gen, Ord is
sues his order on the subject. So far
as we have been able to learn, we
are of the opinion that every man in
Pamela county, who can, will rgister.
We hope 50 at least.
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JnHf viz
neHufflf e ~ e1mhH md hai worth q Nj
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sbaisetf cause Z my have fallen ouii and
hftIng Ffueih NJ hair npah NE fare Y has
hD ouuil II viii i1fff The beard 10 grow 1pun
ibe m1oihsEt fec 10 from I'VE f. eight
sfrka. m hair upnh bald heals 10 from
10 three months 4 fw ignorant
practitioners have aHeried that hofe J.
nothing That viii fofef ~ hasten The gfOwth Of
M htIf NJ beard THEFT assertions ore ftlte NJ
thousands NJ living witnesses from their awn
.ptprrencel can beaf witness Hut many will
n{ how are We 10 distinguish The genuine
from The sputious1 II certainly IL difficult, "a
nine.ienihs ~ the different preparations advef.
iced if The hair and beard are entirely worth.
Iou. and you may have already thrown away
large amounts In their purchase. To such w
would say, ny the lleparatof Caplllii u will
casi you nothing unless u fully comes up 10 ouI
representations. n your Druggist docs mol
keop IT, send ns one dollar and We will forward
Il. postpaid, together with q receipt fr thu
money, which will be returned You on applica'
ton, providing entire satisfaction Is not given
Address.
" H. CLARK co, Chemists,
No. 3 West fayette street,
apG-lm Syracuse, ~ Y.
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,ha Arnlnn.han In ,Lo ol.h !.

The Avalanche OF the 24th says:
We notice that the Georgia and Mis-
sissippi injunction cases before the
Supreme Court of the United States
are to be heard next Friday, the 26th
inst, on q motion filed by the Attor-
ncy General to dismiss the bills.
They are the most important case.
ever brought before that court, or any
other tribunal, and We wish We could
hope for Success in them, but we fear,
from the opinion of the court already
delivered on the motion to file the
bill against the President, the eases
are virtually decided. In that opin-
ION, the court says the acts sought to
be cnjoincd are not ministerial, but
Executive acts, requiring the cxcr-
else of Judgment and discretion, and
whether performed by the Generals
commanding the districts, or any one
else, they are the acts of the prcsi-
dent. Having decided that the Pres
ident could not be enjoiucd, it must
follow, we think that his agents or
subordinatcs can not be enjoincd from
performing acts which, when done,
are the acts of the President. This
strikes US as being about the conclu-
sion al which the Court will arrive.
We hope we may be mistaken, and
will look forward with deep interest
to the decision in these cases.
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME E. +. THORNTON, the
great English As~trologist, Clairvoy-
ant and Psychometrician, who has
astonished the scientific classes Of the
Old World, has now located herself
at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight, as to enable her to
impart knowledge of the greatest i'm
portance to the single or married Of
either sex. While in a state Of trance,
she delineates the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and by
the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power, known as the Psychomotrope,
guarantees to produce a life-like pic.
ture Of the future husband or wife Of
the applicant, together with date Of
marriage, position in life, leading
traits Of character, &c. This is nc
humbug, as thousands Of testimo.
mails can assert. She will send when
desired a certified certificate, or writ.
ten guarantee, that the picture /,
what il purports 10 be. BY enclosing
n small lock Of hair, and stating
place Of birth, age, disposition ans
complexion, and enclosing fifty cent
and stamped envelope addressed t.
yourself, you will receive the picture
and desired information by return
mail. All communications sacredly
confidential. Address in confidence
MADAME L. +. THORNTON, p. 0. 30,
223, Hudson N. Y. sp6-1,
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Notice 10 The Mulmed Soldiers "
Mississippi.

Pursuant to an net passed at the
last session of the Legislature, ! con
cludcd, on The sth instp q contract
for the manufacture of Artificial
Legs for the "mnimcd State aud Com
fcderatc soldiers of this State
adopting the bly, patent, after a care
fl examination, by a competent COM
mittcc, who had before them speci-
mems from other manufacturers. by
the goth inst, | will he prepared to
forward full instructions to the benc-
fciarics whose names have been re-
ported to me by the several Assessors,
and to all Others claiming the benefit,
of the act. Those claiming commu-
tation by reason of having previously
furnished themselves with artificial
legs, will apply to the Probate Judge
of their county, who will be supplied
with the necessary blanks for til,
purpose.
The factory for the manufacture Of
these limbs is now being established
here, and will be in full operation
within thirty days. Applicants viii
be supplied with printed forms, by
mail, on notifying the undersigned.
j. l.. POWER.
Jackson. April 10. 1867.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi. In the Chancery
Court Of Pamela county. At rules, March 20,
1867.
|. N. Hin VS.. Nancy Keclin ct al.
No. 1871
Upon opening the compliments bill In this
cause, Il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
court that the defendants, Daniel Agee and
his wife Sarah Agec, are non-rcsidents Of the
State Of Mississippi, but reside In the State Of
Arkansas, and that their posiofice, after dill
gent enquiry, cannot DO asceriained: II Is
therefore, ordered by the court that the said
nonresident defendants, Daniel Agee and his
wife, Sarah Agcc, do enter their appearance
herein, and plead, answer or dcmur 10 the com
p%lainants bill on or before the 22d day Of May,
1861, the same being a 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 will
be taken for confessed as 10 them. II is further
ordered by the court that a copy Of this order
be published In the weekly Pamela STAR a
public Newspaper printed and published In the
town Of Pamela, In said county, for four weeks
successfully.
A true copy. &c. HARRISON,
apl3-5t Clerk.
Armis,cad L Phelan, soils for eompl,s.
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A supper was given at Atlanta on
the 18th inst. in honor of Gen. Pope,
who Is now military commander OF
Georgia, Alabama aud Florida.
Gen. Pope made q speech, from which
we make the following extract;
at will be sufficient for ne 10 say,
generally, that il is my purpose that
the military forces under my com-
mand shall appear as little as possi-
bio in your civil affairs, and that |
myself shall appear in them only so
far as the law requires. OF course,
upon the people themselves must de-
pend how little they see or feel the
military authority which has been
placed over them.
l shall endcavor-and, | trust,
with succcs-to discharge my dutie.
among you with the strictcst Rdelit,
to the law, with fairness, and with
due regard to the rights Of all, 81
that whom " como 10 part VIC may
take leave Of each other, if not with
concurrence Of opinion, nj least viii
feelings Of mutual kindncs and r.
spcct."
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A Misrepresentation.

We understand that some Of the
business men of Memphis and New
Orleans, have fallen into the error OF
regarding Pamela county as subject
to overflow from the Mississippi river.
This is u mistake. The water from
the Mississippi river causes Coldwa-
ter river to back over some unculti-
waited lands on the western border OF
the county-nothing more. Our
planters ARE hard at work, and will
make a good crop Independent of the
rise and fall of the "father of wa
ters.n
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Reconstruction.

We have been requested 10 publish
the military bill, the llth amend
mcnt to the Constitution and the
supplemental BILL W. have pub
lishcd all Of them twice before, and
will publish them again when We can
find authentic copies. Atprescnt wc
find That there /. q difference in them
as published in different parer.. We
expect that Gen. Ord will publish
official copies soon.
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sHERIFFys SALE.

BY virtue Of two wriu Of execution 10 me
directed from the Probate Court Of Pamela
county, Mss, In favor Of P. s. Aston " W.
'. Posis, guardian o. Theophilns W. Potts and
Amadeus 7. Poiu, minors | viii on Monday,
The i5th day Of hsy, 1851, Al the ceurt-houss
door In the town Of Pamela, within lawful
hours offer for sale 70 The highest bidder, for
cash, the following properly to-vit, The South.
vest qpafter section IS, tornship Q. M I,
aud the fractional vest half Of section u,
township :. range Z lying and being in Panels
county. Miss, levied on a. the prupsrsy u Md
minors 7. ". and A. Y. Pstss 70 nsisfy ~
executions. hn. JONES.
sp3e8 shesih.
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jackson, April 10, 1867.

FoRErGN.-The aspect of affairs
in Europe remain unchanged.
Late adviccs state that the Prus-
sian Government has sent a strong
note to Napoleon asking his reasons
for his military preparations.
A Bavarian agent has been sent
by King William to Vienna to secure
the alliance of the Emperor of Aus
tria.
A dispatch from the Berlin agency
of the Associated Press, of the 10Th,
says a plan for the solution of the
Luxembourg question was recently
submitted to France and Prussia BY
the remaining great powers, and Ma
poleon has since signifed his willing
ness to accept the propositions en-
braccd therein. Prussia, however,
has not replied, but there is a grow
ing feeling that these overtures will
be successful and the peace of Europe
will not be disturbed.
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Benjamin Franklin, once putting
to press a form of the Common
Prayer, the letter c in the following
passage dropped ont, u~npcrccivcd by
him: I've shall all be changed in
the twinkling of an eye" When the
book appeared, to the horror of the
devoted worshippcrs the passage read
w shall all be hanged in the twink
ling Of an eyc.'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-04-27

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-04-27

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