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T'sAE Latent EUROPEAN
NEWS.
THE SITUATION MORE ALARMING.
WAR INEVITABLE.

FRANCE DECLARES WAR.
PARIS. July Is.
A dispatch dated noon says: War has
been declared by the Corps Legistaff.
BRUSSELS, July 10.
The intervention of the great Powers has
been Intellectual. Napoleon will announce
to-day its rupture of relations between
France and Prussia and declaration Of
war official.
BERLIN, July l5-3 p. m.
Hostilities have al ready begun.
MUNICH, July l5-3 p. m.
The Bavarian Government announces it
will remain neutral, but the King and his
people would not separate themselves from
Germany.
PAuIs, July Is.
Holland vii! remain neutral in the strug-
gle. The beligerents have engaged to re-
spect the neutrality of Belgium. yet troops
are rapidly concentrating at Antwerp and
other s,ragetic points.
PARIS, July 15.
1t is reported the Emperor has received
dispatch from Queen Victoria this morn.
ing making last appeal ior peace, and a
similar dispatch was also seat to the King 0
Prussia. \
1t Is said proclamation has been signod
by Napoleon and prepared for dstribu-
iion throughout The German States as soon
as the French troops cross the froltier. 1t
asserts to the German people that France
wars against Prussia, not Germany, and
with no idea of conquest. An enormous
number of copies have already been print
ed.
PARIS, July l5-3 p. m.
The excitement is very great, but no op.
position to the war is manifested by any
class.
LONDON, July l5-Eveniog.
1t is reported the Prnssiah Government
itself demanded of France the recall of
Benediti, and that European powers yes
terday united in protest against the
implacabiity of Prussia, but without e.-
feet.
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These warm evenings are jnst the. se..son
to enjoy ice cream, which -iict ffeminas us
that L9puy VoYcher, u tilsssaloon next to
simmons drug ssord, has vast quantities o..
the article on hand, highly favored aud if
anything cooler than the Arctic Renions.-.
All OF which is true to the best of our
knowledge and belief
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"A Nevada paper contains tho following
peculiarly sad personal item: Our friend
rtrHins went ont yesterday to practice
throwing boomerang, sent him by his
brother In Anstrslia. The physicians think
bis nose can be patched and straighteael I'D
en' say is eyes arc entirely gone
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N miracle is reported to have taken place
lately at Elenes, in the Tyro. \ boy pos
sessed by demon was brought into church
aud the requisite adjura,ions were COM
menced. The evil spirit Immediately cried
out, Il will not so!" and struggled for two
hours. At last "a command 10 lpave his
prey in the name OF the Blessed Virgin was
successful. aud liz cried out in despair Il
am overcome; will,go." lie then request,
ed to be allowed to enter with swine or
geese. but these offers being refused With
Tue harsh injunction to repair to. .l5Yest
depths of he'll he lee 1re lrr ta'ea, an be..
haved in an ou'Isgesas 'manncrlor d<sh
ter OF an hour, tearing and rcn1ing the
hapless chiid, and extricatins himself from
It's body With the'greatest resistance.
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Teere win be religious services to morrow
'f.t'ug at6l9 o'clock, Oh tho street in
Fo"t Il ths Ameri,au lionsc, under ,the
=" p'c"s tte Young Meas Christian AGO.
.elai.vB.
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"A. j. Keenan,, Of Pithole, Jacob Shrk.
OF Oil City and j. d. Hancock, of Franklin.
are the Democratic Congressional conterees
Tor this county.
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Fine assortment of Paper aud Cloth Win
dow Shades and Fixtures, just reed at
motf GRIFFES BROS.
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Vichey, Kssengen and Soda Water at
the Artic Soda Fountain of
j!S.N. GRIFFEs Bros.
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just received n large and well assorted
stock OF shelf hardware at j. Rntherford's
IT,
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Lard on by barrel or gallon at
nl'J - II II. FREEaAN'S.
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Sparkling Soda Water at n. S. Sim
mons. m4.tf
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Vichey, kissengen and Soda Water at
the Artic soda Fountain of
GRIFFEs BROS.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record
Pet. Centre, saturday: July 1o
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON o. G. d A. Hs. ~.

too and after Monday. May Both, 1870.
rains will ruL US fellows;
SoHTu NO. s. no. 3 NO. l.
Leave Irvine. 1l,45AM. 5.OOrN
Leave Oil City I. 20 N. 2.42PM. 7,47pM
Pet.Cen 7.3S 1923 8,2S {"
Iitusv. 8.?:S - Ala 9l5 "
arrive CORY, 9,S5 5,45 " 1885 /"
SOUTH. NJ. 2. NO. 4. no. 6.
Leave Cory, 1929 A N. 800 A NJ. G.O5pM NJ
Ti.nsv. 1915 p N. 7,4O " 7.45 :.
T. Cen l.25 S.l7 S.35 g
Arrive .. City 2.O5 -" S,55. $40 u
Irvine. 80 ll35 I"
Ey" No. s and run OF Sunday,
FKFIGllT TRAINS NORTH.
leave on City. a.a5 An. Am 1n,a5Ax 2c5pn
=" r. Cen, 1870 Z" s,ei la,lOPM $40 :.
Arrive Ti:;sv, l2,ol P.M e,45 l,55 " $50 :.
FREiS CHIT TRAINS SOUTH.
1ceve Titus, G,l5AM l",35 Am. :lCOA.M. 5s5ru
-" r. Cen e,l7 1t,5S l225 Pm, $50
Arrive y. G.y,0,35 Il I,oa Pm 2,U5 73O
tii Citv and Petroleum. Centre freight, leave. Oil
<1ty 80 a. m, arrives at Petroleum, Centre o. n
N. Leaves Petroleum Centre at 400 u u,. arrives
at OIL CITY 5,2O p. III.
SILVER IALAce sLEEpyNG CARS
20. 4-D!rcet from Philadelphia without change.
No. 3-Ll.ct to ihi'adelpha without change
NO. object from PITTSBURGH without change
No T. Direct to Pittsb urgt without change.
Aonday, Msy 3D. 1870.
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A man named John Griffin. was drowned
in Oil Creek, near Hydetown, yesterday
His residence was in Oil Creek township.
AOCall Notices.

Now is the beat time to lay in winter
supply of hard coal. CodinStcn ~ oorn-
well arc the men to buy from. June 2stt.
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SPEClAE4 NOTICE.
The largest and finest stock
of Family Groceries, ever
brought to Petroleum Centre, is
now being received and offered
at heavily reduced priceS.-
These goods are bought in New
York at the present low prices
for cash, and we proposele to
our friends and patrons have
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. w. Beat.
ty's.
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Fruits and vegetables in great abundance
Wholesale and retail at
A. NJ. SHuLT's.
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Buy the ''Red Hot" Saddle manufactured
IN Titusvile expressly for the oi couGtry
adapted to all kinds Of weather, at J. f..
Krons. al2-tt
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. Beat
Us.
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Nails Wholesale and retail at
II. FREEMAN's
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kissengen aud Vichey Water on draught
at GRIFFEs Bros.
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Trotting Match {!
PURSEOF
$ 8 . O o
OIL CITY
PARK ASSOCIATION
Wednesday July 20.
MR.. HUNT, Horn el'srille, names b. 6
Ashland Pet.
MR.. TIERNAN, Oil City. names b. IN.
Mary Taylor.
SAMC DAl.
The Association gives a rnrse Of 5000 Sl:o5
$50, aud S2j Tor the fol blowing
horses:
James &. White, Oil City-b. h. Captain
S. l.. Bane, Pit,sbursh-d. g. Fuller
Brown.
A. Lewis, Bunalo--h. IN. Josephine.
The above race Is for horses that have
never beaten 2:i0. Tho entries close on
the 18th VI July.
CONDITIONS.
The races will be conducted
under the rules Of the National
Association except that in the
match owners drive.
A horse distancing the field
will only be entitled to the first
money.
Letters to he addressed TO A
d. Barbour, Oil City.
=. H. 1TERNiN, President.
A d. bARBOeE. Secretary and Treasurer
i3.ti
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. Beat
tvs
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. Beat
tvs. ap27-,f
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Fine assortment OF wall paper at Critics
Bios.
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Sash, Glass, Doors, Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniiure store -
mlc-W
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Soda Water and loo Cream at j. W. Bea
ty's.
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Kissengen aud Vichey Water at
GRIFFEs Bros
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Tribute of Respect.

Thceommittee appointed by Spring
port Lodge No. 30, Il. and A. NJ,
to prepare q preamble and resolu-
tons expressive of the sentiments of
said Lodge, beg leave to offer the
following;
WHEREAS; lnthemysterious Prov
ilence of Almighty God, our excel
lent and worthy brother, .Algcnon
l.. Sullivan, has been removed bV
death hum thetroublts and ttialS oi
tss lifeto Vie enjbsneat ofa blessed
|fmMortsllty thc'fefSre,t 49,,
tfaoR sSatfssf, That il tltc death Of
FBrS. Sullivan, this fsage has lost .
worthy, active and energetic mem9
her-a Mason who was not one
lii namc only, but one Who prac6.
cany carried out and exomplifcd il
lis daily intercourse with the world
hcprinciplcs Of the noble and an
! cieut Institution of which he was 4
member.
Rtsofced, That the communityha
lost 4 most excellent and useful citi.
zen; the church a uniform, prom
I ising and devoted member; his wife
an atlcctiona'e husband his now
orphaned chill Kind and sympa-
I tae,ic father and lis brothers and
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ANSWER To GANAErTA TRADE.
BerssGLs, November t-Thc H.
dp4tJr1jtr Bthe publishes to-day, a
letter from General Boyer one ct
Marshal Ba1aines aids de-camp, re-
tuting Gamhctta's charge Of treason
on the part OF Ills s~uperiors. The
letter concludes ps follows: awe
copitnIatcd 70 famine. The Prusshms
entered Metz yesterday afternoon
Having previously laid down their
arms at Frigney, the prisoners will
90 to Germany in small dctach-
mcnls, The conditions Of the capi-
tulatjoh include the fortress. lhc
town., all munitions, provisions and
property of the State, the sur
forts, and MI arms, flags,
etc. They were allowed to rctnin
sidearms and luggage in token
Of the courage shown in defense Of
the city,
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81 OBS aHI
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or hrataw AZ vi H h1p ha' hoa
#''.l ...u o.. I0lI.l 'io Case laud,
l.u whose bllfuo uo uutu'rr fc
mru 'rm mo tdlIa md di.ar
poium.Ul. o'll'9 ltte 'l 'he enjoy
me n.ofabij 'Uli otguiY Therefore,
M s,Irod, That 10 the denth oglro.
Bishop our Lodge has lost a worthy
member -n mon awla Masou-qaiet
and uuprelcudiug in his demcauor
faithful iuthe discharge ofhis dutict,
and active in carrying out the char
itablo and benevolent principles .oi
the institution ot which hr was q
mtmher,
Hfsq{Ad, That Che community has
lost a good and worthy citizen his
vifa a kind pdaGrciionatr husband
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Revenue Notice.

Y. y. Internal Revenue, \
Sub Assessor Office,
nernsnio, Oct. u, 1870.
All parties liable % Special Tax that fail 10
make tlieis application 70 me Immediately, will
i ensscsaed 30 per cent penalty, besides their
rEgRy cANrHr.p,
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TIE KENTUCKY GATE
TENpB co1gcANEs
commissioners Sale of land.

Jane Clayton, ct al,
Louisa Vernon, etal.
Under and by yirtueot a decree Of the Hon.
Chancery Court Of Pamela county rendered in
tie above entitled cause, Twill, on the
4h Monday Of Noeemder neat, tie
same being The 28h
dayof said month, Between legal hears, Offer
for sale 70 the highest bidder hesiollowing re-
III estate, to-wit: North east quarter Of section
twenty-pne, tn southwest quarter Of section
twenty-five ~, and that part of southeast
quarter ofsaid section TWENTY-FIVE, and all that
part Of section twenty. seven f27l north oftbe
Tallahatehie river, all in township eight. fsl.
range seven vest Said land Il known rs
the Wildes Vernon plantation, lying on tho
Mississippi 4 Tenn. Railroad on the north side
Of Tallahatchie river and will be sold in t,acts
Of one hundred and sixty acres each,
TERMs-one-third cash, balance in one md
two years, with approved security for deferred
payments. J. G.. HARRISON. s,
eo-'as Commissioner
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THE WAR
FRANCE.
From T0Hfs,-funeh LesSCs AZ
Metz.



G~AElgALpi AND TIE CARlBALpIANs.
n TerRS, November 1,--Ropncs Ker
rartrys headquarters, and every
town and village on the road, is GIlcd
With soldiers, Arms seem abundan,
including Chasepot, Remington and
Shydcr's. The army of Loire will
pass through Tours, A largo coun-
try force arrived to day. Troops
from Sambisc are rapidly going to
the Sixteenth Corps. and are adyan-
cling toward andcme. Their object
is iiexplicable.
A special correspondent Whites from
!, Berlin that an Office, of Meltkess
,al, stat writes him from Versailles on
ht,o the aa2nd e4SWhcp the Paris affair
! nrYip Ls epaed NO ,mortal san tell.
f,p MNIeronal faleulatiou is ina fort
sussiagbtoo three weeks. hpt lnay mis-
Ii lotake AM. way we shall DO the
business thoroughly ,havin 70 he ss,rc
at hunger onr best ally, The Metz
IN a.ptplation includes ~ :nfantry rcg.i
s,.Is iments, 10 battalliops of foot cl,as-
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commissioners sale Of LAM.

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ly virtue 9TH decree of tao Chanccey Cont
eeltsAJsc bmty, M@Ssipm, fonderedthopeia
sa NV faB dexof 0s,sHre aSTs n tie suisoi
W. NJ, Beckett, ct al, con p~lsinant, agGlus;
j, 2. Beckett, e al, defendants, Ne. 2a2 III
@iAsqalhl viii as commissioner therein ap
n6ircA,t bA AoAeEps, ,hs Bh day of Deeember.
lsie, IL The eoiattpuH al said county in tile
ID tho taNasok rpuela, within LAWFUL hours,
a3fcr toy slls AL fsbHc suction Is tho highest
Nlaer, TIC following hands iyirg in Pamela
coaAiy aforesaid to.wit; known as lilo acres
en tlt south part of the northeast quarter ii
section Is, township 10, range 8 west; also
known IS thessBeekctt place.
TEFNs uf SAf9Fs sssas
oN@lrag Dash, balmcao gu acscait Of twelve
months with I per cent, interest. Bond with
good sesasity VII hs ge4nirea for deferred pay
mcnt, ]. c, HARRISON,
ni-4t Commissioner.
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The ST. Louis HOME JOURNAL. IS
into its fourth volume,
and seems 70 have become thorongh-
y established rs one of the iustitu-
ton Of The West, Among It's at
fractions for Tue coming year is the
addition Of john lsstpn Cooke the
well known povAist to its cotpsnsofl
writers, Mr.. Cooke viii soon eeM
incnce in the 1lbNE JouRNAh a very
exciting. sensational serial dhtitlel
the OMAN lIrSTrR. We would
wlyiso all our1dliends to subscribe
for the HoNE lopRSAl at once. Sin
gle subscriber only $3.50, and much
less for, clubs, send TOR premlunl
list ia. lIaE JqpaSM, s.. Louis, Mo.
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We would beg iesTe to call the.
attention Of our readers to the new
advertisement Of II, ~ Craig & Co.,
377 aud $40 main street, Seed Ston
Memplis Teun.- J ast
These gcatkmcu have been doing
business ia that city for twenty
years and by i Straightforward, UP
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6or NJ, varl,ra ,nol,., o.,t.rI.r
fine lowo.t rr;co. and ,,o 49,,
pared to believe from the cnyiall6 .
reputation these gentlemen enjoy ror
business skin. industry and INTEGRITY
will insure them a fair share of the.
N''f'''saEeo''lIe e''l@ehs OF tins Sqc-.
ton OF the country.
The Wilcox 4 Gibbs Sewing Ma
psop'o ., cue eNee.'o'ee OF lne
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Tho Oxford Fdlcon says there 81
no grog shops N that town.
Al, nciglbor don't be Dragging
about your righteonsness, it Is not
self imposed.
The Falcon makes a -pistatement
about the Sirdjs Fair. 1t continued
five days instead Of tire, as stated,
and this was the published pro-
gramme,
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we viii send m extra Natchfof same kind
free.
NV Purchasers residing at some distance
from Express o6iees, and d~eSiling to save time
aud expenses can have the gopds sens hy
mail, by remittinp with the ordct3t he amount
required by Pos Master. Money order regis
tered letter, drRft or check, payable to our or
der, at orr risk,
Ssfho "Gerarl Watches give Invariably satis.
faction fer time and weal---New York IA,
Book.
Athourghly reliable firm, and goods are a.
represented PomerQyfs Deaocref,.
We recommend tic 'Gerrrd Watches IL
preference to all Others Of the '0roiden In mar.
ket--N. I. Ddig AcWs.
Addrcs plainly,
JAMES GERARD & Co.
p. o. Box 1891, New York
50 Nassau Street.
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The seiis ~
fsn aas
- ems -.
VI fifaf
tF9EJxF nglL -
y WiHamnn VT
Aitaesmsai es.
oanihHns@HtI
30 alsn sat 80
~ 20 HsY.bsg
F'l.s 4 Yshy s.,..
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Nls'e aEss - -.
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him. fHk
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The Celebrated Improved
ExS
Oroide Gold Watches.
Sis!, $40, $50, S25

During the pHst'four ycars our watches have
been 50 ,hpropghlytrsted that Tor appearance.
style Of finish, and accuracy of time-keepine.
Gerard Watches are universally accedcd 10
be the best, They retain their brilliaucy ana
color until worn OFT,
Lss | qilsg ppreh sing and fairly trying,
stny ore lsnet ffliy satisfied, we will chcermlly
refund dc moafy..
NES@ They are all N Hunting Cases, Gcntle.
men : dad .adies Sizes Ivory Watch drrr-
enteea toptimsand gesr. bx sAcciBl certificate
f5S~A large assorlmcUt almnrovea oroide
Chains, Sltos. Also Gcntlcmcnt sand Ladies
Jewelrv In great variety
MS"Beware Of limitations, Order direct
from lis or efr authorized agents. Agents and
others applying for circulars will please enclose
three cent stamp for postage.
rsA Goods sent to be paid for on delivery.
Customers permitted 10 examine what they Or
der [bcfore paying hillslon payment ofexprtss
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\. y. SNIfu.
J. 7. HARMON, Soc'y.
Springport, Mss, Oct. 1G, 1870.
Dicd.-Atter a brief illness, OF
Dialects, at the residence of his faith
cr, near this place, Mr.. Joseph G.
Hines, aged 1Syears. The deceased
was the son of Mr.. G. W. aud lirs.
EmeIinc A. Hines.
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Next week. elections will be held
in sixteen States, namely Aoyem.
her. -being the "frst MONDAY in
the month"; r. Arkansas and Louis
lama, November S-being Oc
Tuesday after the first Mon.
~ lobama, Florida, Illinois,
Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts
Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri. Ne
yada, New York, New Jersey, Ten,
nessee and Wisconsin.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-05

Horny Craft, Esd of Memphis,
has been appointed Professor orlaw,
in the University Of Mississippi.
We do not know whether he has
acccptcl The rositly oruot,'but nope
that he viii 40 80, As he is one ofthe
vcrybtyt dtiapas df'teuno3s,c, i, an
able and taTcntel lawyer, and in cy.
Dry way qualified or the position,
and Is a gentleman and southern
raised man.
Governor Alcorn coald have found
h6 btttcr manto Ef tie vacancy
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-05

The Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Ma
chine is rapidly gaining favor wild.
the people by the excellence of the
wmkdonearon it, AMI Mcssrs. Smith
a Webb, general agents, Mcmphie,
Tenn. are selling them very rapidly
throughout our section Of he State.
Those who are DESTROYS Of purdhas-
ing a Sewing Machine would do wen
to call and examine these machines
nt 1Inl Mnin Strrnt Mnnnnhtr
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-05

Circuit Court commences ON the
Monday in this month (29th
inst and litigauts should be making
their preparations to be present.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-08-12
Wheat-.ROlling.

Whenever wheat drill can be used
without injury, this method of seeding
has decided advantage over others
BY the breaking down Of the minute
ridges thus formed in the soil, the plant
escapes winter killing, stands the action
Of the frost better, and whilst there 10 a
great saving of seed wheat, the product
al harvest will generally be heavier
Roll before, but not after seeding with
the drill.
BEArs-We shall now be enjoying the
snaps and shell from the poles; be sure
and save few Of the earliest and best
to ripen for seed. This consuming all
the first maturing and best and saving
for seed the leavings, is the cause of de-
generation. A few early bush may be
planted to furnish late strings, and fol
picking, and canning for winter use.
Washington Territory boasts Of an
immense cranberry marsh, yielding one
hundred thousand bushels In single
crop.
~Continue to train and trim TIL
tomato vines, and destroy the worms b!
hand-picking.