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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-06-03
Public sale.

ny virtae q q DEERE Of De ChAbctry Cosri
Of PAHola county, Misc rthisre8 At ne Jarui
AIRY term is5i therrofihc uudsr ghrd guanlAu
Of Maxi Co4~t, Ssllio ?. CoIer and Lzb-
fcri T. cooer. wiHvh the iztA DAY Of JuAe
1871, sril ~ the lown 81 baicsvilie' Ia shn-
eoanty The foitdvisg sesctihe1 rial estate Ids
lohring 10 lis Sia wHnl., Beck Nc Slin ic-
Iowa q Pamela uron Nhich ihtts Is skhe rr-s
dtaoc with sreoa, aged orcharda nd 81 9th
CT necesary imyssemealE Trims one third
cash and balance in ono and iwe years sish
ten pr sent interest freIh date. The purchaser
10 give bopd Rith good security, aud + lien re-
tAihed spa tbs land.
l. r.. Coopcr, Guardian.
~ Mack Cooper, S4lie 7. Cc0ier AID
IAasfOEd r. Co0Fer.
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Shcrim's Sale.

ny %vtrtnre OF two wrils Of execution 10 N,
directed from tho Circuit Court OF panolr
county Mississippi Ii The ca fcs Of Southworlb 4
Thaycr VS. W. s, Mills an d 4. II. Moore. Omar.
uIan Va W. !. Mills, | willon Monday the 5lh
OF Juno 1871 In Nhc tow ! of Sa,dis in frotn II
sell to the hughes, biddc- torcnsh n
house and lot l"vicdt on as the property
Of saia ". y. Mile to sat- fy said execution
snd all costs sale within lawful he lrs, Pan6l,
NJ ieSlsSippI Nay the 10th 1871.
U. 0zANNE.
Sheriff S
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Behind the veil.l

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1t 10 not always tho practice O
pretty lalies to weat a veil, No,
even coquctry will dispense with the
pleasure cf showing a lovely coun
acnance aud the most modest and
retiring beauty likes 10 be admired
for The regularity and delicacy o,
her features.
These reflections passed rapidly
through the mind of a well known
magistrate riding up town recently.
By his side sat q lady, who from a
single glimpse Of her countenanco
he imagined that he knew. AT last
be yenturcd the remark that tie
day was pleasant.
"Yes," murmered the female.
.rWhy do you wear a ycily in.
qaircd the dcspenscr Of Justice.
Lest | attract attention"
IL = the province Of gentlemen
TO admire, I replied tho gallant man
Of law.
mot when they are married"
ia-put I'm not ~ YaafB
Indeed 7.
AOh, no; I'm q bachelor r
The lady quietly removed her
veil disclosing 70 tho astonishcd
magistrate The face Of his motl,er-in-
law. lie had business elsewhere
saddenly.-N O. Hiicayune.
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work. fastened together with dried
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runners. No iron whatever
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NOTICE.


70 the CREDITORS Of the Estate Of james II.
Dyson decaased.
The clerk Of the clanccty Court of Pamela
county. Mississippi. having vt tho April term
isfi, Of said court, made out and filed a s,ate-
m'nt OF all tho claims registered against said
Decedent, eaid settlement win bo taken up Tor
examination aud allowed on tho Ind Monday
In Jnly 1871, when and where you arc re-
to attend. BY order Of Court.
Issued May the cath 1871.
j.. q. HARRISON, clerk
may 27-i.w liE
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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-10
poisonous Medicines.


The theory that the virus OF disease can be
safely counteraeted by doses of poison, is false
and dangerous. Within the last twenty Eve
years, not less than score Of virulent poisons
have been added to the repository Of the medical
profession. They ara given in small doses,
otherwise they would destroy life Immediately
but even in minute quantities, they produce,
ultimately, very disastrous effects. 1t is unvise
and unphiloscphieal to employ. as remedies,
powerful and insidious drugs, which. in subjuga'
ting one disease, SOW the seeds of another still
moro unmanagesble. None Of thess terrible
medieameuts operate with as much direc;ness
and certainty upon the causes Of disease as
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, a tonic and correc-
tive .cthoat single deleterioss ingredient IN iss
compositions. Arsenic and quinia are given for
intermittents; bromide of potassium for nervous
disorders ;strychnine and prussic acid for gensr'
al debility mercury, in various forms, for liver
complaist prspssatieoso Of ehloroform and opium
for sleeplsssness sad yet these deadly drugs do
not compare, as specifics for the diseases above
enumerated, with that wholesome vegetable in
vigorant and Alternative, while they are all so
perncious that It is astonishing any physician
should take the responsibility Of prescribing
them. Let invalids, for their own sakes, try the
Bitters before they resort to the poisons. Tee
relief they will experience from course Of the
harmless specific, win render recourse to the
unsafe preparations referred to. quite snneces-
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-10
REPLY TO ga TAX PAYER -,

.M. Ed;tor Il would briefly reply
to the questions asked by"A Tax Payer"
iu your last issue.
The Report of the Clerk and Treas
urer embraced all Town Indebtedness
known to the Town officers. The names
of payces of Town scrip was not ordered
published. as it was useless to expend
more money in printing than absolutely
necessary The names Of the payees of
Town Certificates can at all times be
seen at The Office Of the Clerk and
Treasurer. The poor fund referred to
was drawn BY me during the past two
years from the State Treasurer upon my
check, and has been disbursed as the
State law directed, and for which I am
respor sible to the State. will be glad
to have GA Tax Payer" at any and sll
times examine the Town Books for any
Information desired upon town affairs,
as | will not ansrer any further COM
munications but all matters If properly
brought before Council shall have atten.
tion. +. @. GREEN,
Intendaut.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-10
COLOMBIA HOTEL.

This house is justly popular resort
for Columb,a visitors. Neatness, prompt
ness, courtesy, and cxisiae that never
fails to spread in tempting array, char
acterise the establishment. Mr. j. D.
BUDDs, the Cashier, formerly associated
il. the Charleston Mercngy, is a decided
attraction TO the house, as he would be
to any other-the cynosurs Of gsniality,
pleasantly and accommodation. The
card ortke Columbia viii be found
standing in our columns.
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LlBER Atty.

Somewhere in Holy Writ VIC have
the assumption that the liberal soul
shall be made fat-(aud some how, on
the other hand, we've caught the idea
that the stingy soul shall be dwarfed in
ali its energies aud enterprises.) The
former class are generally known and
read of all in the communities where
they live. And reader, as you run your
eve over Sumter in search Of this class,
how long before ii falls on your worthy
friend, G. T. Mason?
A beautiful set Of Jet-broach and
ear rings-sent to our Office the other
day, with his compliments, is added to
the list of his many generous favors. His
advertisements, too, are always found in
our columns, and to these We beg to
refer our readers.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-10
CONSOLIDATED.

"The St. Louis Christian Advocate"
and "The Baltimore Christian Advo-
cate" have been joined together 10 q
sort of journalistic wedlock-as DR..
BOND says in his greeting of the friends
Of the two papers, "for better for worse,
in the fear Of God aud in the presence
of you witnesses" And then in paren
thesis: Wedding gifts thankfully re-
ceived, in the form of subscriptions, at
either office, St. Louis aud Baltimore. !"
The consolidated paper in size is a
splendid sheet, aud is announced as "the
largest religious newspaper in the
world" In the ability Of its matter and
the general interest Of the paper, for the
flmily, we think re are safe in saying
it has no superior in the Southern
Methodist Church. Subscription s3
per anuun.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-10
FINE EARLY VEGETABLES.

Our kind and courteous friend, CHAs.
q. NOISE, of the Planters Warehouse,
lett at our Office, yesterday morning, a
specimen of Irish Potatoes, ofths "Pink
Eye" variety, one dozen of which
weighed three pounds and three ounces,
honest wcight-the finest we have yet
seen this season. Also, two cabbages-
Curled Savoy and Drum head-of un!
usual size for the season, with heads
fully formed.
These vegetables are from his OVID
garden, and the result of the labor of
his own hands. A worthy example,
and an evidence Of the abundance" of
which our soland climate are competent,
under we'll directed industry.
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PERSONAL.

We some time since enjoyed the de-
cided pleasure of visit from Mr.. j. R.
READ, of the well known Lace and En-
broidery Emporium, Of Charleston
King street would not be itself in the
absence of READS Lace Store. Our
friend was charmed with Sumter, and
bachelor-we had hopes that some
other than the rural beauties Of our
town had moved the gentler inspirations
of his heart. And who knows?
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-10
THE DARLINGTON INDEX.

We print, to-day, Prospectus Of g
weekly Journal, with the above title,
the publication Of which will begin at
Darlington c II on the 1lth inst, by
Messrs. LILIES l. WEsTBURY. Conserya.
tism in politics is foreshaiowel- avoid
ance Of extremes, and the holding fo'th
of the opinions Of the intelligent and
d:scree, Of the country. This is evil
den'ly the true course for the press Of
South ;'arolina.
The proprietors are practical priu-
ters' one OF the best guarantees that
the paper will not be short lived. Our
best wishes attend them.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-10
DEATH OF REV. HENRY D. GREEN,

in the death of Rev. HENRY D
GREEN, previously announced as having
occurred on the 10Th of April; the
country sustained the loss of most
useful, influential aud beloved citizen.
IT'S true he Lad long past the years Of
his vigor and prime, and remained
lingering on the shores of time, only
BY reason of his superior strength: and
yet the power Of his example aud will
were potent for good to the end. In
early life he yielded to the great teach
iugs Of the Gospel of Christ, aud as
early as 1910, when in his Goth year,
entered the itineracy Of the Methodist
Church. Aud although few years
thereafter he found it necessary to
locate, his love and devotion to the holy
calling suffered no abatement lie
became powerful aud effective preach,
er. And although actively aud success.
fully engaged in the ordinary business
of life, he labored continuously in the
pulpit, and always with preparation
which indicated depth Of thought aud
study. Aud thus he continued through
his long life, and until his failing
strength no longer permitted such effort
Possessed Of high intelligence-a
mind cultivated by systematic thought,
and we'll stored with the learning of
books-ever exhibiting an earnest and
consistent piety, aud with a heart
naturally warm to generous sympathy
and genial emotion, it could but have
been that his influence was strong iu the
country where he lived. Stroug, as he
declaimed in burning words aud fervcut
zeal the great truths ofreligion from the
sacred desk, to the crowds who always
focked to his ministry; and strong in
giving shape, aud character and direc-
,ion, topublic sentiment, iu whs ever
vitality concerned the community or
State. He y one of the strong, among
the strong men Of his day.
The same unaagsiny energy which
strongly marked his character, was ap-
pareut to the end, aud with faith in
God, firm aud fixed aud unwavcrug, he
awaited the fual summons Of his Master,
and met death iu full hope of eternal
felicity.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-10
NOTES.

A IL persons in this County aye. requested 10
n give The JOINT SPECIAL, FINANCIAL
C0M&IfTER, appointed By tho Geueral Assem-.
bly,, at is last session, to Investigate the fnapee'
of the State # South Cssolita, pov sitting In
Columbia, apg and all infurnssiqR IN shsis POI.
session as eihe purchase ofisB5s 80 tbs coan ",
In tho s1neM end for The S6t.e, of fAsd ~ shof.
pnrchass1, It What priees the iassesS essd,
rhsthef 10 whole or ID part, and whether tislea
have besn, gigea foe t5esane. 4Ei conEnaisas
tions 10 b addressed 10; tke polnstsecs la,sS
J. B. DENNIS, .cheirpeos. Z
April II, 1871. colunhiSs {. o. :
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CHEMISTRY is furnishing us new agents for feel,
force, food, and many other important aids orer
those ac once possessed. Ports from which COM
merce was driven during the bet months BY their
terrible fevers are visited ell the year with i'm
punity now. tfany localities in the South and
West kept tenantless by their delcterious miasma
are now filing up with populations under the
protection of Ayers Ague Cure. Their afaieting
Chills and Fever are so efeesually cured by this
remedy that the disease no longer turns emigra-
ton aside or destroys the settler if he ventures
upon it's infected districts. G"Gazettc," Inds-
o.ndenee Mo
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-10

Read ths intets,tins ls.,srs ef'Irsusaas" from
the South, which appear weekly in The Nes'
York Observer, published .; 81 Park Bow, New
York City, Sample copies sent free. Terms IS
per AMMAN 10 advance. The "0sssrver Year
Book" 10 scot free to every ssbscribse.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-10
THE RDGERIRL.D ADvERTIsER.

We noticed, recently. With much
pleasure, the enlargement ofthis essina-
BE sheet, and its appearance 10 new
dress. It now carries thirty siz columns
and has attained its asatyJyM volume.
We extend eordial gfssulasions to our
friends Of tie Alascssr npoa the uu.
nis.aksbls signs Il. sfalarity and
prosperity. .'a4lsssilia o. r..
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-10

Mr. d. p. Noise.
DEAR SIR: deem it my duty and only an
act ofjustice to yourself. that should make the
following statement, coming as it does from one
who for many years had no faith in "Pateut
Medicines" and have persistently refused to
use them for any purpose whatever, must say
that have used your FEVER AND AGUE
PILLS in ny practice this fall, and have never
in the 6rst instance failed to relieve my patients.
have now frequent calls in my Drug Store for
your Fever and Ague pills. Ialways recommend
them and with the happisst results. an averse
to giving large quantities Of quinine, or contiuu
Jog its use long, and can snNely say that
NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS ellis iss
place and leaves the patient no unpleasant synp.
toms. wish thatyou msy have the satisfaction
Of knowing that your "Pever and Asue Pills"
have relieved many under my treatment when
other medicines that have tried have failed 10
do. Yours respectfully,
US. DROCK1NGTON, NJ. D.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-10

&r The best mouth wash We ever tried, 10
DARRy's PnosHrLAcnc FLUID. A few drops in
souc water clsanses the mouth and sHoetsns the
breath, and does NO injury 10 the .esth.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-10
IHE MTE r W ATCH N.
sPEGIAL NOTICES.
mothers be ldVlsed. 5.

Always keep BETTE Of DIR. TUFTS cELR-
BRATED ExPEcToRART IL. the house. fsis
ssertaiu aud pleasant cure for Group, Coughs
coldsg Etc. It is agreeable TO the taste, aud
children take it readily Go-to your druggis,
and get it a. once, it may save the life Of your
l;t,la nna =
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sy- We are pleased to learn that the
Festivals by the ladies' Of The Baptist
Church, continue, on Wednesday,, with
much success. Their usual entertain
meut will occur this afternoon aud
evening.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-10

ray- "The First Fishing Party; or
the Young ltineran,," printed on our
first page to Gay, will be recognized,
in its authorship, by many, aud ,ha,
recognition will but add to the interest
with which it will be read.
1t will be followed by "The First Rest
Day Of the young Iiiueraut," aud We
trust by other writings, from the same
esteemed source.
e1- The Ice Cream and Strawberry
Festival, held by the ladies' Of tae
Methodist Church, at Mr.. j. r. Solo
MONS new Hall, on Friday afternoon
and evening last, notwithstanding the
iuauspieious weather, met decided sue
cess.
We have learned that on Friday
afternoon and evening next the euier-
tainmeut will enter more iu1o the form
ofwhat may be termed q "Sociabc. j."
The Hall will then have been neatly
finished, will be decorated By the young
ladies, and in addition to Ice Creams
Strawberries, &c, there will be music
for the lovers-of it.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-10

b.- !. ave al :he ,;'~rrion e III rea'"r
to tc>,iu,,,,:.,'~ IN favor g; rhr S"araprs:
:ccl h'.u.t I" -ry t':"; rc:'' %! '''r >''ii'a'
a. be ~ in every -v>.cct re ca.Ii4v'.' j,
pure ana de- r,in. pi u..'iicai rarr"tsSe. -
all ev,',,> il j. the lurc>' l",>ih.' a:'ie' 10: y @
lani ca. Lcre'";-rc urpb'ai:.t'.'. AL - q
NAV he "a .lv prescribe, hy rhys''f..
DAVID l.. MOTT, II. D.. rha.m., -u.:.., Ch,:.
i,i, New l"rH.
Loti>v;ril. Ky. Sept l. Ia. ;ia: ", ...
now al! AZ ic.c 9. ga, ,r,'aL.r ivr 81.
that r,:.c !: Is ..i',4 20.
DR.. J. =. S"IGHT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-10
Ladies, take Particular Notice.
The Real Velpau Female Pills
MARRARTmn RRMCH

These Pills 30 oels brated many years ago in
Paris, for the relief of femGl Irregularities and
afterwards for their criminal ON , 10y ment In the
praatlce of abortion, now offered for sale for
che fra. time in America. They have been kept
in comparative obscurity from the fact that the
originator, DIR. VelpaG, is a phy stefan in Paris,
Of great wealth ,and has strict ceptioursprin-
ciples, and has withheld them from general use,
lest they should be employed for unlawful pqr-
poses.
In overcoming Female Distractions, Falling
Of the Womb, hites, Green Sickness, Suppress
sion Retention, or Immoderate Flow of the
Monthly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal Afec-
lions, Palms in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
slight exertion Palpitation of the Heart, hys-
terios &C., and will effect cure when all OF her
means have failed and although powerful
remedy, do not eentain calomei, antlmsny, or
snything burtful to the constitution
To married ladies and young girls who have
never been regulated, they are peculiarly sui ted
They will, in short time, bring on the monthly
period with regularity.
CAurToE.-M Arried Ladies should never take
them when there is any reason to believe them
selves pregnant, for they will be sure toproduos
| misearriage.
Ladies can procure box, sealed from the eyes
OF the curioas, by enclosing one dollar, and sir
postage stamps to n W. MAC0EBER, General
Agent for United statss and 0anadas, az Albany
T. K, or Of any authorised Agent. my24dwly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-10
@omthing about Hair.

Straight, lank, stringy lot kiDg hair indi-
Gates weakness and cowArdice.
Curly hair denotes quick temper.
Frizzly hair, set on ones head as if each
individual hair WAS ready to fight its neigh
Dor, denotes coArseness.
Light auburn denotes intelligence, indus-
try, and peAcsble disposition.
Coarse, starlight, black hair denotes q
sluggish disposition, with bot little smbi-
tion, and love Of case, with @ disposition
TO find fault and borrow trouble.
Black hair, very little inclined to curl, with
dark complexion, indicates personal cour-
age, especially when one is cornered, with d
wonderful degree of persinAcisy, and dis-
position 10 hang on until whatever is under
taken be accomplished.
Bed hair, if straight, denotes ugliDess
and naughty, domineeriug disposition.
LIghtish red hair, somewhat given to
curl, if it be fne rather than course, indi-
Gates ambition, but deceit, treachery and
and q willingness to sacrifice old friends for
new ones r for personal Advancement
What is called sandy hair indicates a 10
vial disposition, without much energy or
powers of calculation for bargains. Such
persons are generally good fellows. content
to work tor others more than themselves.
Brown hair denotes fondness for life, a
friendly disposition, ambition, eArnestness
OF purpose, capacity for business, and re-
HsoiIlty In friendship, in proportion as the
hair is fine.
Light brown hair, with a clear sLin. ia a
very certain indication of courage. Ambi,.
ion, reliability, and determination 10 over
come obstacles. Nearly all the beat busi
ness men of the country have this kind Of
hair. The finer and more silkeD the tex
ture, the. finer the organization, and the more
Souchy and inhsmmable the disposition.
II such hair be straight and fine, it indica-
teS an even disposition, o readiness to for.
OF others.
Persons with 6ne light-brown or anhor,
hair, inclined 10 curl or friz. arc on;oL 49,.
pered, and are given to reseutmen, "a -
venRe.
Light-broWn hair, inclined TO rednso,
with freckled skin, ia q certain Indicate
of deceit, treachery, and a disposition 10 40
something mean by friend when tha,
friend cannot be longer used TO ADVANTAGE
Straight black hair, crisp and Vlossv in
dieates great powers of endurance. indilfar
ence to danger, and . strong predispositio,
to revenge wrongs or insults real or fan
cied The coarser such hair, the longe
will the person having il nurture his re
vangs. till comes Q safe chance for its gra
i6cAtiou.
Hair that 10 inclined to change its al
pearAnce with the WEATHER, with sort
fecklessness as to its style, indicates co
respo denos, as to the speech Of people.