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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-14

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to-day, and though the penalty
should be delayed II Il certain 10 be-
inflicted sooner or later when, u
year or two ago, a writer charged
American women with drunkenness,
that charge was easily rcpclled for
the delicate organization Of the re-
fined lady instinctively and noto-
riously shuns the rude grasp Of alco-
hol. The charge that chloroform Is
largely used by women, is however,
lamentably true, 1t is generally
used in Ignorance of It's nature and
ultimate effects, but the sad and
di'graceiul tact that it is habitually
employed to an alarming extent, AS
an aid to female drunkenness, can
not be gainsaid.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-14
CITATION NOTICE.
Commissioners Sale Of Land.

AA H&s &ANH
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery Court
OF Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered therein
at the November term, 1867, thereof, Rin the
suit of james Jackson ct al, complainants. VS..
W.. Floyd, administrator of the estate Of W
y fagh deceased, ct al defendant, No, 14l in,
said court will al eodhmissioner therein ap-L
pointed, on Monday, the 1T day ofJune, 1859,
at the courthouse door in the Town OF Pamela
In said county, offer for sale at public auction
70 the highest bidder, on a credit Of six months
from the day of sale the following lands, lying
and being In said county of Pamela, and known
as the East half Of section 20, township 10,
range I, west. "
Bond bearing s per cent. interest, with two
good securities, will DO required Of the pur.
chaser. &c. HARRISON,
maZI'5 Commissioner
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-14

N.B,-For the benefit Of our Agents we have
arranged with parties who have Goods suitable
for Sewing Machine Agents to sell. We will
send BOOK OF SAMPLES and full particulars
on receipt of one red stamp, Address CIV. N.
ANDREWS, General Agent Detroit, Mich.
te20-ly
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II Tx II
. A MERICAN
Sewing Machine
Is
Il III woo
WAsRRaETSD Fof F7tE years

Our Agents will be supplied with duplicate
parts of the Machine, in case of accident. 1t
makes precisely the same stitch made BY the
Singer, Wheeler a Wilson, Howe, and Florence
Machines. 1t has the Under.feed, like the bes,
Of high-priced Machines, and is the only low.
priced Shuttle Machine in the market that has
this feed. We are enabled to sell a frst-class
SHUTTLE MACHINE at q very low price, on
account of its simplicity, and consequent low
cost of manufacturing, in comparison with
complicated machines,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-14

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with The ieisai if aisamsr ~ ne
tviTsp sfATra AAiL LINE
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MEMPHIS 10 LOUISVILLE
siihout shauge
rHn0uGn TICKETS, aad
BAGGAGE OnECEs 10
ALL POINTS
may b. obtained at MEMPHIS
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LOUISVILLE.
THE FREIGHT DEPARTMENT.
Of this Line has been thoroughly feotraplHsa
With a special view ~ accommodating the
freight trade between the North and South.
and The advantages which II offers In
Low RATES,
DISPATCH,
SAVING OF INSURANCE,
and prompt settlement Of all claims for loss
damage, overchargc, etc, make II far superio,
TO my competing route.
Through bills of lading at GUARANTEED
RATES may be procured at ali principal II. r
offices in Eastern Cities.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent, Memphi,
Tennessee,
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Good Rules for Old Men.

The following resolutions were
drawn up by Dean Swift to be oh.
served when / come to be Old"
Not to marry q young woman.
Not to keep young company un-
less they desire il. ri&a 1a
Not to be pccvish, morosc or aus
picious. yoiA3
Not to tell the same story over
twice to the same people.
Not to be covctous-thc hardest
of all to be kept.
Not to neglect decency or clcanli.
ness, for fear Of falling into nasti-
ness.
Not to be %over-severc with young
people, but to make allowances for
their youthful follies and Weaknesses,
Not to be inaueneed by or give
ear to the knavish tattling of sery.
ants. psap5 - asst as& rrs WI "a
Not to be free Of advice, nor
trouble any but those who desire II.
To desire some good friend to In
form me which of these resolutions
! break or neglect, and to reform
accordingly. @ base
Not TO talk much, nor of myself
very hard again. @ '
Not to hearken to fatterers, MOI
conceive | can be loved by a young
woman.
Not to be positive or opinionative
Not to SET up for observation al
these rules, for fear | should observ,
none. nyEFuEH
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Memphis, Tenn.
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
the Circuit Court of said county. sex ~
No. 3o0s.
d G. J. Boucher VS.. Emma Crump ct al. Pc
tition to enforce mechanics lien 6 FsR f
Upon affidavit filed in this cause, II appear
iup to the satisfaction of the court that tho de-
PENDANT Emma Crump, is Il nonresident of the
State of Mississippi, or Is absent therefrom,
1t is therefore considered blythe court that The
said defendant, Emma Crumr, do appear be-
fore said court at the courthouse of said coun-
ty, in the town OF Pamela, on the seventh
Monday a(cr the fourth Monday in Scptem.
Der, 1869, or in default of such appearance, the
same proceedings will be had as IL said de-
PENDANT had been duly summoned, and had
made default.
Attest; J, II. PIERCE,
pp1A1o'i z .az1udarao Clerk
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-14

A handsome blonde at Saratoga
wore twenty-one new dresses last
week, and she has Just begun.
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s's,J i'd M ~.
Oriode Hunting Case Watches,

or the best make, Patent movements. war.
ranted timekeepers, will wear equally as we'll
as the best Gold Cases, costing from SIS Ia
Slsa, we are now selling them tIadies and
Gentlemen's sizes at only $l2 each.
Also q large variety of beautifully chased
ana enameled ortcde Gold Chains, Earrings
and Pins Finger Rings, &c, from 81 to So,
fully describcd In circular.
Agents wanted everywhere; enclose two red
stamps for Circular.
hs not necessary TO send money with the
order, as i can be paid to the express agcn. on
delivery Of the goods,
All letters must be addressed 10
JAMES GERARD 4 CO.
% sire New York.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-14

Tle hmss N ehish " i've gfo.
ms = @a ,laaea. n ths psIa
esl organization n Ne government,
That Y i absoIuieiy sseeuary thaf
every person should keep posted,
nd ia no ~sy cen that vbjee, h.
accomplished more readily Ihan b,
a careful psru'al Of the public
journals NJ The day-,bat ready
vehicle Of Information 10 The masses
Inc STAR VIII endeavor 10 give its
readers the earliest intelligence Of
all The important measures enacted,
IN the councils Of the state and
General Governments.
The srAR has a larger Circula.
lion than all the papers published
in this section Of the State Com
bined, and its Subscription List Is
steadily increasing, making It the
most desirable ADVERTISING ME.
DUN
Ever Published In North Mississippi
1t is located in one of the mos.
extensive cotton-growing regions
in the South, in a populous ant
wealthy county, and in DIRECT
Railroad Communication
with all parstof the United States
, ssh
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New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

wgHAVE. IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, LARGE NUMBER
DF COUNTRY RESIDENCES OF ALL CLASSES NEAR THB CITY
FURNISHED OR UsFURsIsHKD PoR SALE OR TO RENT.
PARTIES HAVING COUNTRY PROPERTY TO DISPOSE OF
WILL DO WE'LL TO PLACE IT or Our BOOKS. PROPERTY
EXCLUSIVELY IN OUR HANDS WILL BIZ LITERALLY ADvER
T1SED AT our EXPENSE. OWNERS ARR Al 40 EXPENSE
UNLESS WE DISPOSE OF THEIR PROPERTY.
IN ADDITION TO OUR COUNTRY BUSINESS. WHICH rs 4
SPECIALITY WITH Us. wBPAY STRICT ATTENTION TO THB
SlLE AND RENTING or CITY PROPERTY
sEB T0-MoRROW'S TRIBUNE FOR OTHER HIGHER PRICED
PLACES Or SIND FOR A COPY or TnR
SUBURBAN.
sSSr PRBE TO Any ADDRESS BY
MALLORY 6 BLACKWELL.
AUoTIozEgRs BnoKeS,
No. 65 LIBERrr-sr
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
49,. ~ y1z T7oSNISSIoyER oE TAXES AssE.szzSr'
"'' No ~ Cbambersst, NKw-loRK Jan T. leo1 !

AT0TICE TO OTAX-PA1EKO.-N Is IS!yD.y, D.. 2,
The Assessment Rolls Of the Real ssd Per'Sn. M
She CIV and County Of NewYork o tie ysn Toy H Is spi viii
~ omen tl the day April 1859 for sne s,a perssSsi
,te Of he City and County All P9SS
to be .ghevsd must make 90 sbn relief pfotiti
by law Tbs 1889 provides that during ~ ~noyded Application
nav S mad. By any person considering % 70 ss5s the same
se,ssq h .rrTs..on be made relation 20 the esssse &
zion must be ,hs examine
yrn.pt. and n in judgment ee he SSse s re-
,.,ssd Of Psrson1 estate hs ~ h
lanhs ost5, Ofthemi aud H. IN bis OF hs
& erroneous, sY shall sasss Vie sane 70 10 ii Ss s .Sd
sne ~ % Si decision within thirty day, amer TsI s Sssri q
No reduction shall be nAee o
,av personal estate ~,
s.s shall appsar under oath or a ~
aeh 20 attend within the period prsserosa 70,
ns siss b. Of ssknss absence nov ns
! j. w pRf,Wb Taxes snd
! n bESKw.S Axssasas.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
6uruuratium iAOtitis.

.... No. 3ol Mottst, March 27 1909. } :.
# meeting of the Metropolitan Board OF
N Health held ocs No ao hotis SsSfSrI On 'ns ''A
d,v of March 1869 the following resolution Was aleI
or1d And IL declared to be 40 adduona
.hs Boar a. follows That garbage or oIet s
~ n emit an offensive shall adjacent TO tnt pun.
m en Of DT city or village Of the Metropolitan SANITARY Ues
k nrned or stirred about lie REMOVAL In sueh way
o!e g isaS0H '' " GEORGE b. LINCOLN President
:, Exnoss CLARK, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
YsaaI nutit.s.

CUpREME COURT.-GE0RGE L. SMITHy v.
y EDMoN s CONNER snd ROBERT l. sHAN-By virtue OF .
decree Of is Court made in hi. asGn on The E day Sf @ 10
Ppt MGRB Aaeoneer the Merchants hrehsnge shesroom
No in Boaway City Of NeNiOFk on The eenth Gay 81 aP
oe "a NJ clock noon wing described premises Ah ha
n a piece or parcel ground situate ns ana being N Voc sgs e.
al Tery Tenth Ward OF tue City OF wlok eng one OF .ne
& granted 70 John by Isaac soutenbergh ana rp
cspd Of Forfeiture, ot ne soshera Ds @ ~. S
lots formerly belonged 10 Jsmes De-
srd arr nstsd or chart made OF s es's o ~
Ct, surveyor The said lot hereby granted and cohreyed
.onhery In out Stantousreet westery N Lo NamOes
Pm eey Number Sir ard nortlerg IN ,he rear
mo, or sonnerl) Captain swan eootaining nresdth
ia @ ana rear twenty-five feet and In length on eSS Sa one
fs, bepg premises conveyed by John "eooe ana
f 10 John bY udeHae bearing date ee mes.een G m
1 recorded in Registers Ofce Of New YORK In hsf 81
raS. bs November isJTDated sewfork March
1863 WlLlIAM .. mahsi' ne,..S, -
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
5nrnilprt.
GltNHing GurNs, &t.
Cost anb cfounh.

4 OST-CERTIFICATEN No. 9,279, dated Feb, ],
io6, Shares Chs.Eo Re.s i.,sad P1sse kio,a @ .o
PuLRSTOS RAYMOND 90" ihe pi7l1 are cau
,pd sgu,t bang negotiating tie same, as ts tnt @ Ssen
,tepusd-Nc0loik. April }, 1873 hoN'' Jaw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-30
CHESAPEAKE CITY ITEMS.

CHALLENGE.-The Bayard scholars
challenged the Academy scholars for a
match spelling, the latter declining ;
whcrcupon the Bayard Scholars formed
themselves into two divisions, and pur-
pose match spelling.
WELL ATTENDED-Thc Literary As
ISOLATION was well attended on Satur-
day night. 1t was very interesting
The Principal, Miss Biddle, produced
quite a lengthy article in favor of wo-
mans rights. 1t was decided that her
arguments were blank, when the Lake,
with his colloquial powers, took the
floor
STILL IN PRoGREss.-Thc extra meet
ing is still in progress. Quite num-
Der have experienced change of heart,
and there seems to be a general religious
feeling pcrvading the congregation.
An EXAMpLE-AIcssrs. Brady and
Bowen, Trustees, with others, have
given their attention and presence at
the Bayard School-liousc, this week,
and report favorable, which is cncour-
aging to the teachers, Misses Biddlc
and Mckinsev
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WANTING AT THE MONEY BAGS,

The City Council of Baltimore are
at present exercised over the question
of calling special session of the Legis-
lature, ostensibly to lcgislate authority
to enlarge and alter the channel OF
Jones' Falls. Governor Bowie is OPP
posed to calling the Legislature, but the
Coppcrhead politicians, who love moth
ing so much (whisky exceptcd) as a
chance for plumber, will move heaven
and earth for an extra session. A num-
Der of fat jobs besides Jones' Falls
would be pushed through, and if we
may judge from the last session, millions
of appropriations voted. 1t is the very
nature Of that party to steal, and no
effort will be spared to accomplish the
call of an extra session.
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VanlenhOff's ReadingS.-Our citiz

VandenhOff's Readings. citizens
enjoyed rare literary entertainment ON
Friday evening last in listening to Mr..
Vandenhoff's readings. His first selection
was from 'IAs You Like IT. The render
ing of Shakespeare was mastery, and fully
realized the great reputation of the reader.
The encounter between James Fitz James
and Rhoderick Dhu, from Scott's ''Lady
of the Lake" was the second selection, and
in reading this he seemed to be imbued
with the whole spirit of the poem, and
brought out all the wild grandeur of this
master stroke i'll SCOTS poetry. Mr.. Van
denhoff certainly surpassed any attempt we
have ever witnessed in rendering this tragic
Highland scene. The third and concluding
selection was from "David Copperiield. -
David account of his falling in love was
read with amusing effect, and the closing
scene between David and his child wife
was touchingly pathetic.
Mr.. Vandenlioff is a thorough actor, but
he lacks that rich trumpet voice which dis
tingushes Murdoch. In rendering humor-
Gus character seems to be Vandenhoh" s
forte, though his power, as a reader, has 4
wide range, and while impressed with the
rare talents of the latter, we prefer, on the
whole, Murdoch to his great rival
The house was densely crowded and the
reader was greeted with hearty applause
There is 4 portion of our young society
whose heels frequently betray the emptiness
of their heads, and their manifestations of
appreciation are frequently as ludicrous as
the Indians appreciation of fine dress. We
advise all such to forbear applause till they
are competent to understand what they
applaud.
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s8@ You are going to see the Mu-
steal TableauX on exhibition at the Odd
Fellows Hall, Elkton, next week?
CHARLES SUMNER
HENRY WILSON.

To THE EDITOR OF THE CECIL W'HId !:
DEAR SIR:-We, the people of this
town, understand that the Chairman
of the Butchers Association has chang
/ ed bis mind Will Mr. Chairman tell
why he changed. SITTER helping to get
up an association he should explain
! what were his motives. In the first
place, he surely bad motive when he
acted as Chairman and made appoint
mcnts for rules and regulations, and a
second meeting also. Mr.. Chairman
would not have changed his mind, but
a very INFLUENTIAL MAN got a whisper
of what was going on, and went to
Mr.. Chairman and told him if HE WENT
IN FOR TILE ASSOCIATION he would not
sell him any more stock, buy any more
meat himself from him, or let any other
person buy meat from him whom he
could influence. So Mr.. Chairman gave
up the Association, came out under
FALSE coLoRs, ESQ the butchers say
and tried to make the people think he
wants to keep the price of meat down,
and the others keep it up; which is not
| So as far as we can learn.
We suppose You would like to know
why this influential friend of Mr.. Chair
mans is SO much interested in the
Butchers Association. He is stock
dealer; he buys and sells stock. and
thinks most of the butchers have got
their eyes open, except Mr.. Chairman,
| whose ewes, he thinks he shut so tight
on the last sale Of cattle he made to
him, that he will not be able to get
them open in time for the next sale
We think Mr.. Chairman should try to
get his eyes open to look to the interest
OF the consumer, and not to the interest
of ONE private individual, as the con-
sumers are the people whom he makes
his living from. We have nothing to
say against Mr.. Chairman, as a good
citizen or as butcher, but as an honor
able man we would like him to say WHY
he is going back on the consumer and
citizens of the town in which he resides.
| Elkton, Jan 81, 1858. CONSUMERS.
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:E We feel that we are doing real ser
vice to our readers in throwing out to
them from day to day, hints in reference to
Clothing, what to get, how to get it, and
how to use it after they get it, points on
which they are not posted, simply because
they have been too busy with other things
to give this matter much thought.
Now we almost all of us buy our clothes
ready made and often because We are struck
with the color OF quality of the goods, OF
because we think little abo t it anyway,
we are careless about the eft" Its well
established fact that garment that fits
exactly will outwear two that do not but
apart from all other considerations it pays
to get good fit if only for the additional
comfort you will have in it. Take our adj
vice and when you buy your next coat sec
that it fits and if they can't fit you exactly
leave your measure. Mr.. Wanamaker OF
Philadelphia, says that he will make you
up garment according to your measure,
in two days, and send it to you by express
and that it shan't cost one cent more than
than tho you found it ready made.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-30
WILMINGTON DELAWARE.

From the Report of the Board Of
Trade, of the city of Wilmington, for
the years 1868, we learn some inter
esting facts in regard to the rapidly in.
creasing population, trade and wealth
of this our highest neighboring city.
The present population of the city
and immediate suburbs numbers $4,000
with present annual increase of 1000
The value of real estate is estimated at
$4,000, 900, and of personal property
sl3,00O,000. Among her sources Of
industry are numbered that of iron
ship building, wood ship building, iron
cotton, leather, morocco, friction match
and white lead manufactures, copper
and brass works, coal oil rcfneries and
variety of other branches of manufac
turing, representing capital of $ll,-
100000. Three hundred building:
were erected in the city in 1861 at q
cost ofS9s1, 900. The shipping interest
of Wilmington is represented bya ton
age of 90, tons.
The following testimony is given in
the Report to the advantages of Build
ing Associations.
at is worthy of remark, that through
the cooperation of our excellently man
aged Building Associations, no Other
city can perhaps claim an equal num-
Der of her people living in houses owned
by the occupants" To these associa
tons it is evident that Wilmington
owes much Of her solid prosperity and
wealth.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-30
NORTH EAST ITEMS.

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A large and
interesting public temperance meeting
was held in the North East Methodist
f. Church, on Monday night, the 25th
inst, under the auspices of the Good
Templars. Rev. II. g. Shippers was
made President, and Rev. John Ford
opened with prayer. Addresses were
delivered by Revs. L. c. Matlack and
Thos. l.. Poulson. The Lodge turned
out in body, clothed in regalia.
DR.. BALLS LEcTURE.-The Rev. II.
H. Ball, ID, delivered a delightful and
highly entertaining Lecture on Hydro
gen and Oxygen Cases." with brilliant
scientific experiments, in the North
East NJ. f. Church, on Saturday even
ing, the 23d inst, to large and inter.
csted audience.
REMovAL.-Rev. l.. III. Jackson, of
the North East Protestant Episcopal
Church. now residing in said town, is
about to remove his residence to Port
Deposit. He talked of moving this
week.
EXPLoSION-Whil Rev. Dr. Ball
was generating gasscs in the NJ E.
Church. last Saturday afternoon pre-
paratory to his evening Lecture, by an
accidental closing of the tube leading
to one of the gasometers, thus combining
the air, a terrible explosion took place,
demoishing the copper gasometcr and
large table on which it stood. Prov
identially, and strangely, no bodily in.
jury was sustained by any parties who
were present at the time.
PREAcHING-Rev. DR.. Ball preached
an eloquent and impressive sermon in
the NJ. +. Church, on Sunday night
last, to Il crowded house of attentive
listeners. His text was the Sth verse
Of the 9th chapter of Matthew" Bless
cd are the pure in heart; for they shall
see Cod
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-30
EyU1cp3nt Health

l. blessing vorcll>;frd 10 few. Even those w,s have
been favored by nature with strong constitutions and
vigorous frames apt iu neglect the precautions
To Preserve these precious cIuwmclits Indeed
rule. the healthy and robust is, the
Hhcrtic, he is inclined 70 tac with his rhysGue-
1t is cons"ati" To tine naturally weah and feeble to
know that they lac rigur:tri and I,t up, 10y 1,
proper If the which science has placed their
disposal. 10 have much better chance of long life
AMI exemptions from disease and pain. than the most
athletic of their fellows who foolish enough sup
pose themselves inyulncrlic. and act accordingly.
1t is not too much TO say that than half the poo
pie of tn, civilized world nc"i occasi02ci t0aic to
enable them To- support the strain upon their iulcs and
minds which the E,stli:' Of this restless AZ" occasions
In fact. pure whDtcsD,C UHCrcitJ tonic is the grant.
dcsicratum Of the lTSy Millions AMI they have the
article in IiOSTETTFR'S STOMACH ElrTERS. 1t is Il
srAMIXAL MEDICINE. It,. j; imIarts permanent strcn"
wax systems and nvi.urais delicate institutions
Competitive Preparations have been al Jt,
and far the pu!ir i concerned" al RduS.ik in the
hope uf rivtlin;s it bat they have all either persisted in
the attempt. or been LIFT far i'll TIE 1t has been
the GREAT MEDICAL success THE PRESENT CENTURY, and
il is quite certain Tint Proprietary medicine in this
country j. Is wirly known. generally used
Ten lightning Ir'S.s, running necessarily (SHnila
cNccpri the whole year through. barely supply til,
demand for the Illustrated ALMANAC il. which the latur,
and of the preparation set forth. tie circulation
being FIVE millions u year.