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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-11-28

On last Sunday evening, near Oak
land, n party of young men were
about starting on a camp hunt, when
one of their number named Allen re-
ccivcd n kick from his mule which
proved fatal to him. This was GER
tainly a sad occurrence, and one that
will no, soon be forgotten by his liv-
ing companions. Remember the
Sabbath day to keep il holy"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-11-28
Bulls Cedr0n Bitters.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENT.
irkan'e, Hard Ffom-T s,bmony Of Msd,ca
Men.

=ifAahfNs utdFh ffoH-l fsiMpHy 81 Medical
Men.
Sioncy Point, White Co, Ark, May %, 90.
Or. Joha BuR-Dear Sir; Last February |
was In Louisville purchasing drugs, and | 90,
some Of your Sarsspnilla and Cedron Bittsrs.
Ny son-in-law, who was with me in the store.
has been down with rheumatism for some time.
commenced on the bitters, and soon found his
general health improved. Dr. Gls who has
been In bad health, tried them, and he also i'm
proved. f. Coffee, who has been IN had health
FOR several years-,iomsrh and hr,r Affected
improved very much by the use Of your Bltieru.
Indeed, the Cedron Biticrs have given You
great popularity In this settlement. think |
could sell great quantity Of your medicines
ibis fall-epccially Of your cedron Bltien and
Sarsararilla. ship me via Memphis, care Of
Rieke,t 4 Nicely. Respectfully,
G. n. WAlErR.
Prepared by Or. jobs Bull, at ha I~Aboa,o-
~, Finh street, Louisville, Ky.
For sale by al pruvgis,s and Dealer.
rnG.iv
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t.pt " n viii mf Filhohisi spa'la
Asfissai fflhly
v q sassf9fs tr Il aaf safhadisi
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-11-28

A freedman of this vicinity who
had neither the tear Of God nor the
officers of the law in his heart, was
committed to Jail on Tuesday last for
appropriating fifty dollars which be-
longed to another darkcy. We sup
pose that he thought as Grant was
elected, and the Grand Jury Just ad-
iourned, that it was all right, Forty
dollars of the money was recovered.
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1t is predicted that Meridian, Miss,
will be a city Of fifty thousand in
habitants within five years.
That %sprightly aud well conducted
newspaper, the Brookhavcn Journal,
has Just closed its twenty seventh
volume. Sucrcs, 10 it..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-11-28

At Richmond, II. Rives Pollard,
the editor Of the Southern Opinion,
was shot and killed on the 9th inst.
while passing near his Office, by Mr.,
james Grant. The cause of tho
shooting wa the publication of an
article rejecting upon the character
of d member of Grants family. lie
ought to have been killed before he
wrote "rhe Lost Cause"
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yILLASow, WALKER CouSrY, GAL
June 20. 1866.


Da. JonS BuLi-Dear Sir: | have recently
given your " Worm Destroyer" several trials,
and find II wonderfully eficacious. Il has not
failed In single instance 10 have the wished
for effect am doing a pretty large country
practice and have daily use for some article of
the kind, ! am tree TO confess that | know Of
no remedy recommended by the ablest authors
mat Is so certain and speedy in It's effects. On
the contrary, they are uncertain in the extreme.
My object In writing you Is 10 find out upon
what terms ] can get the medicine directly
from YOU II ! can get II upon easy terms /
shall use a great deal of il. | am aware that
the use Of such articles Is contrary to the teach
ings Of a great majority Of the regular line of
VI. D!s but | see no just cause Of good sense
in discariing u remedy which VIC Know to be
efficient simply because we may he ignorant Of
iis combination. For my part, | shall make Il
a rule to use all and any means to alleviate suf-
fcring humanity which ] may he able to COM
mand-not hesitating because some one more
ingenious than myself may have learned It's
effects hr-,, and secured the sole right to secure
that knowledge. However, / am by no means
an advocate or supporter Of the thousands Of
worthless nostrums that food the country. that
purport to cure all manner Of disease TO which
human flesh is heir. Please reply soon, and
inform me Ut your best terms.
am ir, most respectfully,
JuLius P. CLEMENT, VI. D.
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Bulls Worm Destroyer.
To my United States and World Wide
Readers.

J have received many testimonials from pro-
%fessional and medical men, us my almnnacs
and various publications have shown. all of
which are genuine. The following from q
highly educated and popular physician In Geor-
sis, Is certainly one of the most sensible com.
municstions have ever received. DR.. Clement
knows sracily what he speaks Of and his tcs-
timony deserves TO be written In letters Of
gold. Hear what the Doctor says Of BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.
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w. l.. STEW ART.
Cotton Factor
AND
Commission Merchant,
200 Front Street, mp stairs,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

VIII attend promptly TO the sale Of Cotton
and Produce, and viii fi ordcrs for napnlles
for customer. oNt7.9m
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-17
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A sweet aud Sour Apple.

Captain Benjamin Allen OF Green, Maine,
raises in his orchard n variety ofanplcs
which is a great polnnlogical curiosity, az
we'll as puzzle. ltis made up of atorn-
ate seetions oisweet and sour, each soclipn
including about one.eighth ol the apple.
When the apple is woll grown, tho sec.
tions are regular and vary but little, If any
IN different apples, aud they are always
distnct In size, form and keeping pro.
ponsities, il resembles tho Rhode lAind
Ureening.-in fact, the sour part ia that
kind OF apple. When first picked, tho
whole apple is Of greenish color, aud the
sweet and sour sections are not easily dis
tinguished but as II natures, the sweet see
tions assume . rloh, yellow cul0r, peculiar
~ the greenhg. tts -s4 Nt7
Ny father obtained soions from Mr.. Aliens 4
orchard, aud ior many years raised some
Of tho apples. but the tree was blown down,
and now, think, there are n0ue to be found
only in Mr.. Aliens orchard. Many time
have seen my father. Whom he had com.
psIi surprise them Ivy cutting frat u piece
OF sour apple for them 10 taste. and adioin.
ing that piece OF sweet. from the same
apple. The tree now IN Mr. Alon's orch
ard was grated many yearsago, int think
no ono knows whore the Scjons came from.
How was such a variety produced? Was
ii natural growth from The seed, OF was il
produced by artificial means think il
laust bavo been done 10y artificial means,
but what those means were wnnld need
some experiment 10 prove q, a GlLBGRr,
in Maine Farmer.
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Farming On shares An Old Ne
Eror y Glptas hts B2xPcricRecsE

An old negro thus relates his experience
in farming otf tho shares, witch does not
seem to haSoAbcth altogether successful:
'You,sep, OH mastern Use. the ,wHkpesi4
culled puason YOU eter did see, II goes
out early IL do mernin, Il aud gpebpr comes
lnm tillpum. nights dcnT Mary, my wife,
she work all do dRy pSht an Almost
keep dc chddren sosllay up all my money.
Altvrl was sptlfree | speculate and makes
lota OF molieya put uin ~ in dc old wo
mans stockm and hide EN- in delogs, Oh |
master he keeps u ding dongin, q dinI. |
dongin at mdlto COMO np antffarhlluA hin ; |
and do ole nman, ewhen master apeaks ob |
dc children and ode missus, bust ont Gy- |
ing pp say she was n ogom anyhow So ]
spdolA Id better 30, too ;and hole thfster
and | went ,Gewu, TO, town, aud . lawyer |
made tontract nm 'reaA ihtn all NobG, an
ho sound albright mn put any sign on
linn. Next day | mnvo up an Ln de |
work. Ihire ALI de han sand mass. board
cnt. Sometimes Il rain an" snmetithes dc
hams be sick but ii 10 oil all right until
do money come out ub de stoGkiu, When |
de ole somap say de meneyNwNS out {ob de
Ntockin, told her to lotch him mp, au' sur |
as yon lib it wac all gone, Dsn dc ole
'oman cry, aud say wo break up but toll
her dclorppywas 6ne, and whfn. We gedder
um and sell um we have more money den
Nfore, When told OLD massa do money
was ont he say, 'da's all'riglG, Sam gun |
you lots;' don bn' 10 ole 'blnan laT 1T |
what a fool she be 70, cryiV oher dc money
in do stockm Atar do crop he gedaeroa |
massa an sottle. ai,' shu' as you horp,
owe massO two hundred dollar0 Mnssa
say II all right, and gun nc the statement
on paper. Den SO down 70 town an,
take along the contruot an do Baroman |
read de statement, am tId mossa charge me
tor do wet meddcr, ~, dc Eitk hans, aud
de board, aud dat make more dan de work |
an' my money. told de Dor6 dat was not
de bargain, but he read dc man contract, !
am alorc God da cgntraM ehaug Q since de- |
lawyer read him. Nassa say | nust work
next year TO makeup what owo him, all
! eeme Down heab TO see what do about
un. Tell you iis amiglhyR hard massa,
T. lose all do money in do stoolSin,
work hard ali DO yoar, an den he in deht,
De regulators come r0un' one night, tie tne
to tree an whip me mos TO death To make
me tell whar- ds 'mouey dey specs | had
but tell dem bow spen up hiriu hans, an
deli dey LET no down aud break up all my
luraiIHs snod-ge odl,wid do hotlslvlAes.
Mary an dc clfldreu's mos naked. hift wes
mighty poor now aud the old fellow
brushed u tear from his eve aud stood
waiting for the deeisinn ot tho mighty
lurean man., This old man lived near
l.aeaaon. KyS, aad hs,i walked, dttae @ss
10 Lexington 10 lay HIS .caee heCore the
head of tue Bureau Cor chcieBoti Ga
sefl. r .Hie If0
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Care OF the Eanrncss.

ThoNSe ofahamessdos not ASA gepsr-
al thing ihiurc il as much as tho aUl; Of
giving Il proper care. lt is soaked WITH
water aud covered with mud many times
during the year, aud olion hung up out Of
proper shape, and allowed TO tl,Nso, I4aath.
tr TO be dmablemlst be kept clean, aud
occasionally receive good coat OF oil.
II agood plan to wipe the harness with
n moist raS when il oumos'to the bRH,scpv.
cred with mud. and al4o to see that> itsis in
good shape when put up, II Will not re-
quire oil near as often when attention Gs
paid to II IN this way, as when neglected. 4.
for clay mad appears to distrpythol lite OF
leather il allowed TO dry upon il. No veg
stabl, oils should bc used mless II bo Gag
turoil, FOR They ARE hardening in their effect
aud Of course iniurious.
Nothing Is better that .wo haVc over uso,l
than meats foot oil audit ean always .bu
obtained az handily as any other oil,
Take the harness all apart uilbuokline
overy strap and wash each piece with u
clJtrorsponge inswarm castillo soup shls,
and whom nearly dry apply the oil with a
woolen rag. Such parts as are most oX
posed 10 mud, or located SO. as to Absorb
the prespiratiollof the horace should, 10
ceive Az extra allowance. After giving it
coat or two, let il remain in awArm room
until all tho oil is penetrated, but never
allow IL to bang close to a slove, or In the
hot sanl while drying To give the harnoss
Nm appearance OF new leather, aid to pint
OF oil about ono tdble spoonful OF lampblNck,
aud about two oz. of bees-wax. -s rrA
Almost every kind OF varnisll for lcatl,dr
will mjure more than benefit, and should
not DO used excepting on somo old har
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Tnc Apple worms nnd the Apple

~
The Apple WorNs nnd the Apple
pquBAfn 1AaggoL ntr1r Yqr
tflio AmeficaH Jturhal II flotticaltdte
for Jalmwva has M agiclqsQu d,oIgqbicc'
ol these destructive insccts, from Benjamin
u, wttAG SiIssays ? VA 2ntRss
There are two very destructive larvm,
which burro& iihto the 6esit' ot thu apple,
30 AZ. To- -rqpder Il not only. upsigblly, but
Absolutely Tiistastefil. Tue frat of fhes1'
the apple worrn, was originally, like almost
all oar wdfst insect foes inlioffcd from
Europe, though it has gradually spread
westward, till Il N6w fnFcsts nearly the
whole nortbsTn half iof the valley ofythe
Mississipph Tic setbhtl lifym, ITO apple
maggot, is o native American species and
breeds naturally IN our wild haws aud
crabs. but within the last few years has
been noticed to attack the cultivated apple
IN Maseaolusctisg ip8 C'onnoclicla, inB Now,
York, and probably Ii Vermont also
What is very remarks able, Hlihom sli the
very samo species exists, to my personal
knowledge, IN Illinois (or bred il myself
there many years ago from haws, or thorn
apples 0s they arc sometimes caled) yet il
las. not, ,as yet, been aSccrtained to attack
cultivated fruit anywhere In the Wcat. II
wdhiil seGiu US it iifthis ~ iit many othcr
cases. il is oulY locld race OF the spceius
that has acquired tho habit 1T attacking
tamo aud imported instead OF Wild and in-
digenons species of plants aud that This
rdco transmits TO its descendants by the
law Of inheritance, tho pecnliAt bNbiis
which Il has itself incidentally acquired.
Ihus the habit of painting gamo in the
field, swhioliiH clearly an acqnirGd aud natr
al l,t -, .IN. A.. 4
tance TO ypprg pointer puppies, withoW
any artihuidl breaking or training whatever.
Onsno other suppbsiton than the above
does 10 seem possibls 10 uecomtt-for- the.
fact that the very Ramc species Of insects
cSiste both Ia tho East and IL 1esWcef,
aud yet attacks the cultivated apple only
in certain limited region, even in the
East Tor, according to Or. Trimble, Pthis
iew and formidable enemy Of The applb II
found in Ahe ftlIudspn llyp couHtry, but
has not yet reached New Jcraoy."
II these viowa be correct wellhay antici
patio tho NppIeIaqggQt viii gradually
spread westward, Uutil, IN some twenty or
thirty year" timo, il becomes Rs great
peat Ia the Valley Of The Mississippi as il
now is inNcw England and New York
Mr., Walsh knows of no remedy for the1
doprSdations OF this American pest save
catehing and crushing thcnL Wllnot The
sparrow of Europe, which has lately been
introduced here, and which is beginning
to spread into the country, prove an effect
ual destroyer Of these aud other amsects
which seem TO be every year becouiug
more numerous The 81 rlow is mdoubi.
odly great dostfoyeGloC grain and other
seeds AMI of certain fruiisi mli j. sllVpld |
destroy ;he cufculo aud The apple moth, al
might do moro thau compensate for The |
mischief it will do in other reApccts
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TrAnsfusiOn of Blood A sse-
Inurkable Case,

The Courier Ms,licae OF Frsponrecords
she following remarkable case OF transn.
sion OF blood, followed by comlhqe sue.
oess. A young man. who had bseu pois
oned by carbopic acid, was found lying in.
sensible on the floor ot his room, AfttAciPl
respiration was had recourse 10, aud hy
dint of perseverance, breAthne was re
t.ored and the pulse returned; hu; two
hours later the patient ,relapsed ibtf a lslate
bordering on death Transmission IT blood
was then recommended aud tho ,ileet was
astonishing; the pulse rose az once, breath
ing become more regular the eycs Ope ned
and after few minutes the paticnt, was en-
abed TO drink little water NeveTtheless
his state continued precautions for upwards
Of nine hours, aitor which he speedily re.
covered.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-17

p An inventor at Washington claims tho
discovery OF a process for setting or ds.
trihuting type by machines operated hy
electricity. Or. IN other words, by menns
OF Que Of these machines lncaied in pne of
the newspaper offices in New York or Chi.
cago, and connected by telegraph with the
national capital, the reporter or operator ia
Washington could pat his despatch IN type
at the same time that he transmits II by
fslegraph--the machine standing in New
York or Chicago, while he is in Washing
toni
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"a sHr.w - 49, ---ar.r----rff Ia
'The Satisfaction 0f EarmIng our
}{ u n.VAn4i. n h

Thnreau says: lI0w1sha'l we EARN ci,,
bread is asgrave question; yctaitisiN sweet
aud ipvNms question, let Us NOT sldrk it;
as is usually ddne, II Is the most ilnrur,
lant aud practical question Which il pnt-tG
man, l.et ns not answer hastily. IsSr us
not be content to get our bread In some
gross, csrelese e9d hAsty{ M seeg Some
men 20 a'huldlng, some fishng, soma.a
gaehig some TO war h1t neiie have 30
pieasanta "a time as they who in earnest seek
taelr bread. IL is truo actually as il Is true
really II is true materially as it is true
SnrtOl J, that they WHO Seek .houeSty sni
sincerely, With AL lheir hearts aud lives
and strength, 20 earn their bread, DO earn il,
e Is sure 90 DO very sweet " thou A very
h'tle bread "a very few cr0Nbs are enough,
It i dc OF the right quality, for crumbs are
Inllpltoly nptyi,ious, Let each NAH. then
earn At least q erulnh OF bread Tor his body
before he dies, aud know the taste of il
that is identical With tbe bread OF lie, aud
'na' they both go down " one sYaisw
WntN is lawyer strongest Whom he
IS fec blesl.
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A DMINTSTRATOR'S NOTICE. Il Notice rs
~ hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed anl qutlifed Rs Administrators
ON the estate Of William Wpolley late of Wood
County, Ohio, deceased, All persons interested
will govern themselves accordingly.
RICHARD lNGRAuNM 3
Tontogany, March 90, 1868, 4Sd*
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Execnto1.'s Sale.
sSiHEMiFT's, SALE,

tSnANiFE2sa SAAhililin n htililn ar.fa. qgiqa ~
.a..h Edwin ~. Hsfia' sis', ra wood Common Pleas.
NJ Il. Todd ct al
BY virtucdf an ordrrhf sale iSstaa IN the aborr
cause 10y the Clerk of the Court Of Cpmmnp rleas,
of W oud Cdury, Ohia, and 10 me dirccic,hand as
lyerad, will oiier for sale at public yrndur. ut
the door OF the Court house, in ruuysbutg, Wood
County 0hht, on any 49, JCtif.. AI
MONDAY, May 4. 1868,
Between the hours Of 0 aud II o'clock A VI. of said
dyg,the Fblldwing described real estate, VIDE.
The nnrthwcst quarter of section 80, township
|, range 1o} containing 400 sores .gnd the'eN ST
part OF the southwest quarter of said scciou 80,
township A. range 10, containing 30 acris; and
the northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter nf
section 30, tnwnslip4 rahge 10, containing ~
acres, all in Wood County, 0ho.
lOHtRHBS w. Frs Sheriff..
j. F. Il S. b. PBlcE. Plaintiff S Attorneys.
PerrysbGrE, April2, 1858. 'iie4gcs8 Y
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
ia. -, and Consumption, Iii. II t


Probably never before in the whole history Of
medicine, has anything won so widely and so deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series of years and among laOst of the races of
men it has risen higher and higher In their estima
tiOu, as itshls become better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
of the lungs and throat have made ii known as re-
liable protector against them While adapted TO
nilder forms OF disease and to young children it is
at the same time the most efuctual remedy that can
be given for iucipent consumption, aud the dan.
gefeus 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 all
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, al
should be provided with this antidotc for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought in
curable still great numbers of cases where the dis
case seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and tho pateut restored to sound health by the
Oker-r1 Fectorai. So complete is its mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat that
the most obstinate of them yield TO it. When moth
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry PEG
toj'Gl they subsde and disappear,
SiaOcrS aud Public Speakers find great pro.
lection from 1t.
-isthnsa is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it. sr'iH
bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
Cherry PcctOrat IN small and frequent doses.
SO generally arc its virtues known that VIC need
not publish the certificates Of them here or do more
than assure the pablic that its qualities are fully
maintained. t,tT
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s..rsEsiFS,s saH4Vi.

Charles Fus'cr, Pr'h alw Cni ia i7aq
vs.. Wood Common Pleas.
By 9itSe Sf oi sRorier d sale isstcl' III fhd above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of CcmmQn Pleas,
of Wood County, Ohio, and!to me drtttcd and De-
l,vcrcd | will ol,r for sale at public vcniue, at
the dooror the Oo0rt hopse, in tho1owu of Btrrys-
burg, aud county aforesaid, on
MONDAY, May 1, 1868, ,T..,.-y
Between the hnurs of 2 and O'clock 2. N of said
dav, the following described real estate, to-wit;
The west u oi the west q Of the southeast I
less 10 acres oft of the north end Of section 5,
town 4, U. s. Reserve, containing 80 acrcs,l lno,e
or less, situate in Wood County, Ohio. Appraised
at $780, ,...
CHARLES w EVERS, Sheriff.
!. X. 4 J. NJ. HoRp. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Perrysburg, April 3, 1885, tiT aeeS7
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LEGAL AnvERTrsEMNTs
III EGAL NOTICE.

N EGAL NOTICE.
Frank Rbody In The Qtt OF Common
Charles CIsaSb.rhGn,} Gwod 6dSSsys ohi6l Y
Said defendant will take nok That on the 2sth
1lbodv. sued ont an order oi9tachment against
him before A, J.. Fowler, yticc OF the Peace OF
Wood County, as non-r@enl 9sol.r' Tor tne
sum ofdny-niue aud siStyf 70 hundreqths dollars
writ And He kra,ninailo,J fhe garnishoe, II APP
reared tb1tYsnia Cl,arlc CHAMBERLAIN lad no per-
sonai pS6nsttr ~ creol4n said county, but was
tBe owner of certah thereinl to,lEit; ln-Iot
Thai tho,t1n,m aid Soeedings have been certi-
6bd To lIe Cenrtof 0hmon Pleas of Wood Conn
~. and nm atf,ehnN issued and levied on said
TX The petiton ys filed in said cause March
70, A. j. 1895, anfaid cause % WI Se snlswsrsble
" IBSbpsSs gT93T Il Aay 'sl&r lIRR NTY1Eh
Perrysbarg, Hil 3, 1868. 50fso