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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-24
Successful Cure Of Deafness
and Catarrh.
LETTER FROM
w. III. MATTINGLY, ESQ,
~

Sheriff Of Wood County.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, March l6, so.
DRs LIGHTHILL g. REID:
GENTLENEN:-Your treatment for Catarrl
and Deafness has proved highly successful IL
my sons case. He has been afflicted with boil
of the above diseases for fifteen years. 1 hav'
applied to quite number of eminent physicians
before but received no benefit, but ysur pain
less treatment seems to be a specific for tn,
above maladies, aud wsuld recommend al
afflicted to give You call.
VIM. II. MATTINGLY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Greenwood Cemetery,

Greenwood Cemetery,
CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
y ROAD, three miles East Of the city, Is now
ready for Interments sale and improvement Of
lots. 1t contains 81 acres of land, and 10 laid
out In the most modern andimproved style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the Nationa
Road and for three.fourths Of the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad. 1t is perfectly secure, and
intended 10 be beautifed by every variety Of
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains &C., TO make IL equal to the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro-
vision is also made for its enlargement order
and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam
ne the groynd with the Superintendent VIII
has plat. or secure them by calling at the ofic
Of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Ban
of Wheeling.
Persons wishing 10 make intArments will call
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission to lot holders and visit
tors will be issued by the Secretary.
Al. SWEENEY, Pres't.
r. c. DoSHAN, Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong,
j. S. Rhodes, George Adams.
John G. Mzth, X. G.. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel, Z. A. Hildreth,
Joseph Bel. aug3l
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Rio Coffee.

osiSsS and aa foT ss SS ia1.5yE JUST RE
NJ REILLY.
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Well Attested Case Of Catarrh

WHEELING, W. VA, Nay Is, 10y.
DRs LIGHTHILL REID:
GENTLEMEN Your treatment for the cure
Of Catarrh, of which was afflicted has proved
perfect success; and I can say in full conf.
deuce that believe it is radical cure. I suf.
fered beyond description. had pain in my
head dimness of sight and my hearing was
obstructed Mt times 30 that could hardly hear,
my breathing was rendered laborious by tho
impacted Jumps in my head and throat, so that
had to sleep with my mouth open. At times
there was such q ringing in my ears il nearly
set me crazy. had been pronounced incura-
Bile by some of the most eminent physicians
that 1 applied to; but l am proud to state the
painless treatment of Drs. Lighth!ll e. Reid has
proved perfect success, and would recommend
all the afflicted to give them a call.
MARTHA Z. HAFFER.
VIM. y. HAFFER.
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~ handsome Lace Curtains in sets
and Lace Curtains by the yard. at
Rhodes.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
,n,b,e Residences on
Fourth street.

v,RTUE OF A DECREE e., OF F. W Wss
YcT.ns Court Ohio county Sy STATE Of june
virginia, rendered On IN cSapcery pending in said
D. is6e in 'a Wherein Robert Like and George
Circuit Cont st,t,tts and James Luke and Others
Luke arr. ar ans. shall, on
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Martins Ferry, July %, 1869.
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yjdtsaw 1t
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WILL BE ABSENT FROM THE CITY
| for the next three or four weeks
- TH0S. 0BRIEN,
Real Estate Azeut
WHEELING. July u, lse9.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-25

Letter from Philadelphia.

The following letter should have
appeared in onr hist issue, but was
received too htte for insertion
PHILADELPHIA, Sep Ia, 1869.
This letter / fear will reach YOU
too late for this weeks issue of the
STAR, hut I'll start 1t nevertheless,
/ intended to have written two
days ago but being with SO many
Pamela boys | really could not take
the time and as | expected to leave
here tonight or tomorrow, I have
little time now to give you a lengthy
or interesting letter. NY iottings
are oil down howeverand will come
in hereafter.
In company with Capt. Helm of
Sardis left New York last night.
and here we are.
| left the following Panolians in
New York busily engaged, viz ;
Messrs. shuford, Caldwell, Aston.
Dunlap, Sledge, Wall and our old
friend J. A. HINT, now of Batesville.
III q Pr
Tenn. Maj. Aston and Mr.. Wall
viii leave tonight for home, stop
ping day probably in Cincinnati
or Louisville.
New York is one of the busiest
Just about now, thai ,on rycr
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BY virtue Of a decree Of the Probate Cour,
OF Panoia county, made at the December term
1913, thereof | will, rs Administrator de bonis
non OF the estate Of Benjamin lrby deceased,
expose to public sale to the highest bidder. in
front of Ballentine h Wallis store in the town
OF Sardis, In said county, at 10 o'clock on Sat.
nrday, November 9Th, 1869, all that portion NJ
section twenty-five (25) township seven n and
range eight (sl west, ind the northeast ouarter
OF section wenty-six (26l, same township and
range, belonging TO said estate.
For the'eonycnience Of purchasers, Twill sell
the above lands in three tracts:
Frst-Ml that portion Of section twenty.
Ave t2b) lying anu beipr on the east side Of
Mclyer's creek, ::and outside Of widows dover.
and exclusive OF mill lot, containing by actual
survey one hundred and sixteen and forty.one-
hnndredths acres, on which there are some
buildings, with some forty-fve or ffty acres Of
cleared land. A large portion of this tract is
good creek bottom.
Seoad-M that other norton Of section
twenty-five (25), outside Of widows dover
containing three hundred and eight and fortr,
hundredths acres, aud that portion Of the north
east quarter OF section t~wenty.six t26l, outside
OF widows dover, containing fny-ix and
forty-hve-hundredths acres, together making 4
tract of three hundred and sixty.four and
ninety-ive hundredths acres, Of which there
are over one hundred acres In cultivation. and
two hundred acres Of good creek bottom
Thtrd-The reversionary interest in tbe
widow $ DOVER, which embraces the northern
OF section twenty-five fa5) and the
northern portion Of the northeast quarter Of
section twenty-six (ssl, containing in ali two
and ninety three and twenty. saur-
hundredths acrca
Parties wishing TO examine the above land,
before the day Of sale win please spply to The
undersigned, or TO Mr.. J. N. Anderson. who
lives upon the place.
TERMS OF SAtR--one-third TO be Maid in
and the balance in twelve months from
he day Of sale, Purchasers win he recuirrd
0 give bond with approved security Tor tho
payments.
Al the same time and place I will sell for
ash, 10 the highest bidder, Thirty Shares Of
ltock in the Mississippi 4 Tennessee Railroad
'omrany, belonging TO said estate.
r.. r. IRBY,
Administrator dc boni5 non. +.
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Their si is Z patlf nesting "
ne tmHfiipass b. fhia iysa ~
Nasls5 o. lh aay ~ usiglef
nest NJ Hgniaals candidates ~ ihs
legsIsiHfs snd h. taii y ielsse
ihs artpH That ne conservative
People ~ iii. soariy wH laks In
The eaning elssioh lvsy brly
who % orfoael - NE party pYiss'
pl msh Hld measures ~ ilio RAD
saI lary ~ ihs State and sho
favor tctoa'imeiian utoh tbe
present congressional pian, n inVi.
ted n attend regardless n color.
faee NJ previous condition. md
take part IN iho convention
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snd m returning ~ New Yofl
iaihei ihs rnaohahs ahd tenl
The afternoon n Cthiml lafk
Noies II ihfsf excursions win onabla
me hereafter wltn I have more
Ieisnw p give sou On interesting
aorouni which 7 cannot nov d.
TIE President md party were In
ihe city but | I'D not see them. and
only knew 81 their being In New
fofk, from notices IN The paper.
] heard me- political talk II an,
Mind Evcry thing ner seems 10 b,
wrapped up IN money making and
irom the way goods are being sold
and shipped think The prospect /.
that New York will reap an i'm.
mensc harvest from southern mer.
chants this Fall. Whether Southern
Merchants will do likewise, is to be
seen.
! have much more to write but
know # you ever get this in tho
STAR this week II will be ~ much.
and expect to reach malvern
before You go to Press for another
issue, so good bye.
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g. CLARK,
Contractor & Builder

( Formerly Of Memphis, Tenn. Nor located per
m]anenty in nj, county,
VII contract to build all kinds Of wooden OF
Dick buildings, on reasonable terms. Is pre-
pared to furnish brick in any number. Work
done with dispatch, and contracts fully com.
piled with. Address,
G. CLARK,
Como, Miss.
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LEGISLATIVE.

Conc Nlss, Sep H. 1860.
MEssns EbIroRs f. As we .lnlI in
II short time nominate Candi.
dates for the State Senate and Log.
islature, we should be consulting
with each other ~ 10 who arc Che
most suitable and available men.
Since The tcst oath has not been re-
quircd IN Virginia, Texas and
louisiana, and since seeing The opin-
ion Of Attorney Gen. lIoar, on that
subject, We eau safely conclude that
il Will not be required in our State,
hence we can make our selection
IRON any men who are not ineligi-
BILE under the constitution proposed
Tor our adoption with the proscrip.
tive clauses stricken out. We will
take the liberty here to suggest
that j. A., Polk, would, in our opin-
ion We n suitable and good man for
the Senate, he has an unexception.
able record, dating from the COM
mcnccment Of the war (Which is
from his school.boy days. up to the
present time. He took an active
part to defeat the odious constitu.
ton last summer, and rendered
valuable services. After he found
that in the opinion of some, he was
not eligible to a seat in the Lccisla.
ture ON account of n presumptiye
clause, he suggested the withdrawal
of his name, but his ardor in the
cause did not abate.
From our earliest notice of him
we have always found him ready
and willing to serve his country in
any capacity, yet he cvinces no
for Office and while il might
be detrimental to his private interests
to receive the nomination, vet we
think we know him well enough 10
venture to say that he will accept
the nominationif rendered to him,
md more than that, would go earn
to work to secure his election,
We have put ourselves to some
trouble to ascertain how he stands
the colored voters, and learn
that he is the most popular man of
his party with them.
We thing him more than a match
on the stump for any speakers the
can start against him, and he
has the boldncss and nerve to meet
them upon any grounds. We sub
ourselves
MANY vorERs.
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Meeting or the Conservatives OF
Sardls.

Pursuant to previous call, a por-
ton OF the Conservatives of Sardis
and vicinity assembled at the Ma
sonic Hall, in the town of Sardis. on
Tuesday evening, Sept. 2lst., 1869.
The meeting was called to order
by DR.. A. /. Ellis, on whose motion
Judge I. c. Hudson was called to
the chair, and on further motion,
j. NJ Partridge and Capt. J. NJ. Hen.
derson were appointed Secretaries.
On the motion of DR.. Ellis, Col.
Partridge explained the object of the
meeting.
On motion of DR.. Ellis, a commit
teeo five was appsinted to draft
resolutions expressive of the sense
OF the meeting. The chair appoint
ed DIR. A. |. Ellis, Capt. A. Y. Partee.
NJ. A, Mayors, d. 7. j. Mathews,
and }. M. Henderson.
After elaboration, the committee
reported the following
RESOLUTIONS:
Whereas, We, citizens of Panola|
county, recognize the Importance oil
the present crisis in the history of
Mississippi, and being DESTROYS of
the speedy restoration of our State
to her former position in the Fed.
eral Union, and the return of real
peace and prosperity to our people,
therefore
Rcsoircd, That we accept in good
faith the terms of re-admission, pre-
scrlbcd by Congress and the AID.
mlnistmtlon OF President Grant.
Resolceci, That We accept the plat
torn and nominees of the National
Union Republican party, recently
assembled at jackson, and pledge
them our cordial and earnest sun.
port.
Resolved, That we believe none
but our wisest and best men shouldl
be selected to represent us at this
time in the Legislature, and to
secure full and free consultation
from all portions of the county. in
order to secure such nominees. we
call for a convention of the people
OF the County, to be held at Pamela.
at someearly day, to nominate suita-
BILE candidates upon whom tho votes
OF tho conservatives of the countyl
may be united, and that the chair
man of this meeting appoint twenty.
ave delegates to said convention.
DIR. Ellis and Capt. partee made
stirring speeches in favor of the res.
'lutlons, and in advocacy Of the
course and the ticket. |,
The resolutions were then unani. !
mously adopted and the following /,
delegates appointed /
A. |. Ellis, j. L. Ballard, w. H.I,
d. t. j. Mathews, J. J. y
Saml Mathews, N. r.. Sledre.
'r., Henry Ellis, r. w. Crump. ]. 9
:. Simmons, G. W. Ballentine, s. /,
1. Gunter, J. NJ. Henderson, A. d
:. Partcc, Nj. A. Myers, L. +. e
lcGehec, |. NJ. Partridge, j. eli
'rahan, Milton Bacon, NJ. C. Brady.
Clinton, &C, Wilbonrnc. +.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
|(g<Aorft
AT to4e
st*r
POWELL 8 WALLIS
BATrsy1l1a. mussuss1rpn. 4hi

=, WE are now opening our first stock of Fall and Winter Goods 60,
I W. sseaSol, whch comprises a well assorted stock of Staple and Fancy
Try GOODS, Notions and Dress Trimmings in endless variety. Dress Goods
III inc latest patterns and designs, Shaw1s and Coaks of the latest STYLES
nms ana caps to hit and suit them all, Clothing from Kersey suit to tho
%teI broadway walking outfit, Hardware, Queensware, Tin and Iron
oo % drugs perfumery, Toilet Articles in great variety, Saddles. Brides
"' blankets, boots and shoes of the most desirable make. TTT
mes goods have been bought with care, and we arc determined to
give entire satisfaction in prices. '"'u "
n"er thanK1ng a Kind and generous public for the liberal patronage
gE S US " G Will again ask you to visit us and let us give YOU a practical
low. ~" P'' iAf"e y seihng you uoods
POWELL g. WALL, c~~
sco5eu Batesvile, Mississippi.
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D r. H E r

Cosr'suEs to treat all private diseases, syphilis
all forms gonorrhTa, gleet, structure, &C. com.
pletely eradicated. That numerous class Of cases
resulting from sclf-abuse, producing anmanli.
nesS nervous debility, irriability, eruptions
seminal emissions, and finally impotency, per.
manently cnred. Persons afflicted with delicate
Intricate, and long-standing constitutional com,
plaintsA are politely invited 10 call for consults,ion
which costs nothing. Experience, the best Of
teachers, has enabled him to perfect remedies
At once efficient, safe, permanent and which
IN most cases can be used without hindr.nee To
business Medicines prepared Ia the cs.abliab.
mcnt, which embraces Office, reception and
waiting rooms, also boarding and -sleen;nr
apartments for patients requiring, daily person.
al attention, and vspor and chemical baths. thu,
concentrating the famed mineral springs. RON
stxes, married or single, suffering irom indiscre.
,ons indulgencies, or exposure, may apply and
DC cured. no matter who have failed. s,ats
your case. Read what he says in his pamuhlet
seat 10 any address free. Thousands 81 eases
treated annually At Office and MI over the coun.
Consultations fee, personally or by mail.
ofHct, No. ls3 Third A.. bet. Green apd Walnut,
wear the r%ostoHice, Louisville. ~. oaicr hours
y 70 :, W Sundays iok. " 10 i? '. y
IL i'll
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Citation Notice.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county.
In the Probate Court Of said county. To
William u Perry, a minor, who resides at
Princeton, In the State Of Kentucky.
You are cited 70 appear before the Probate
Court Of Pamela county Aforesaid, on the fourth
Monday. t25th day. Of October, 1859, to show
cause why the FINAL account Of r. I. Mutt, de-
ceased, who was guardian OF said William n
Perry, made by John II. Caldwell, ~administra-
tor Of the estate Of said r. T. Mutt, deceased
should not Dc allowed and admitted to record,
ny order Of eourt.
in. FIERCE.
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Plantation For Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale the place on
winch he resides, lying about FIVE miles north
west OF the town of Pamela. The tract con-
tains near four hundred acres, over half of
Which Is bottom land about one hundred and
hily acres in cultivation, also thirty to forty in
grass lots; large and commodious dwelling,
WIN good office; Clubhouse, stable, and crib.
almost new also good well, ~cistern, and orch
ara, II desired, corn, farming implements, and
stock OF all kinds will be sold with the place,
TERMS, half cash, balance on one and two
years time.
aug2l-lm J.. HAWKINS
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Fall Trade.

Is few days we will receive a portion of
our Fall Stock, and our orders are out for all
classes Of goods to meet the wants Of the peo.
pie. As a rule our terms are cash, but from
this time until LIST January we propose to sell
on a credit at our cash prices. Call in.
MITCHELL / CAMP.
aug2l-lm
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!" iArhs' WI T.. yorSG.
J. II. YATES & co.
hatcsvil1c, Miss,
ANN now receiving their full and assorted
stock Of
Fail and Winter Goods,

"' VIZ" " INIT GOOdS,
Ladies Dre" Goods, Ladies Shoes, Dry Goods,
Notions, Cents Clothing Boys Clothing,
Cloths, C%'''imeres, Hats, Cape, Hard
rdrt, and Queen,rdre, etc., etc.,
And in fact everything usually kept in a frs,
class establishment.
A.. d. DuGaEa, and JIM NJ. HALL are with
this house, and will take pleasure in serving
'"''' 'r'ehuS' sep25.6m,
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Administrators Sale.

BY virtue of u decree of the Probate Ccur,
OF Pamela county, State of Mississippi, made
at the December term, 1868, thereof, / will, as
administrator of the estate of Thomas Murphy
deceased, on Monday, the 18th day or October,
1869, at the courthouse door of said county
IN the town of Pamela, within the hours-pre.
scrioed by law, offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder, for cash, the following
tract or parcel Of land, lying and being in said
county, to-witi The north half of the North
west quarter of section 8, township 0, range 5,
west. eHt "A q FOy .
sep25-5t Administrator
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The Mammoth Oil.

We claim hf this oil mauy merits over coal
~ kerosene OIL among which are The following
u hcn-etpleive, hencc II IL perfectly sais
Il 10 cheap
" i cleaner, md leaves no grease on any.
thing y MAJ cons in contact with.
ioes not scent Of smoke the chimney.
II makes a much better and softer light, asa
a given quantity will burn ~ long az the zane
amount Of coal or Kerosene. or any other Mad
Of burning fluid.
II may be used In any Of the coal oil lamps.
simply with the Coal OIL Mammoth Comet
Burner which Is acknowledged by all 10 be The
best In use.
MARK CARTER,
Peach Creek, Miss,
Owns The right for Pamela county.
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6 HEARTH AND HOME"

w E shall issue on or before Janus
w ~ next. the first nun Der Of Ru-
raj and Family Paper-to be published
thereafter Weekly, snd to be devoted to
all tbst pertains to Country Life in its
broadest sense.
1t will no. be partisan or sectarisu.
1t will be called
HEARTH AND NONE,
and will b under the general EDITORIAL
charge Of Mr DONALD g MITCHELL while
its Home and Fireside Departments will
be subject to the supervision of Mrs HAIR
RET BErCHxR SrowE. scho rtN also con-
tr!Il.ts regularly 70 tSrty nrmber
A large corps Of associate Editors,
high reputation in thcir special depart
mepts, has been enlisted in support Of this
enterprise and DO labor or expense will
be spared 10 make our raper-ln subject
mstter IS we'll as il!ustration-worthy OF
place in every household in the lsud.
PETTINGlLL. BATES 4 CO.
Projectors, 81 Park Row,
New York
Nov Is, .S6S.
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