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rice 81 per Box, Six Boxes, SIS.

Sold ut Dir. MITCHELLs DRUG STORE, Elkton. Nd
BY sending 81 through tho Elktun Post Office can
have the Pills conidcntially) by MAIL To any part
of the country. free OF postage.
Sold also 10y SMITH IL PAINTER. Wilmington: II. NJ.
BRIcKLLY, Chester, and hy S. d. HOWE, Proprietor.
Nov L. 1s10-1y New York
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How to Pay for Your Paper-by calling
at DRENNEN & Bros Great Central a nd
buying bill of his new Goods at the lowest
prices bought for the cash.
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Part Of DWELLING HOUSE. and good sized
STORE ROOM, i'll Elk Neck.
Apply TO ANN PHELPS on the premises.
Or, MORRIS CUMMINGS
Feb IL, 1S1l-1w Elkton.
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At the Exchange Store, good sugars from
10 to IA cents per pound.
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Read It.-1n another column, r. Warning
adVertlses pure Bone Dust, of his own
manufacture. MIL
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WHAT'S THE UsE.-Why pay more than
is necessaryo The goods are just as fine,
the work just as carefully done, the fit just
as perfect, and the prices many per cent
lower Then, why not buy Of Wanamaker
& Brown.
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Moving. look out for the
right place, opposite Lewis. DRENNEN &
Bro.
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"Westward Hop The BEE HIVE by
easy stages.
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Going Up-DRENNEN & BRO, moving
to the Great Central, opposite Lewis, the
prince of merchants. Ask for the place,
and 90 there.
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Spring is coming,-in fact, it is here.
The water fowl are taking their flight to
the ice-bound regions; the blue birds are
warbling their soft notes, while they enjoy
the rays of the morning sun, perched about
our yards, and the sharp, crisp note of the
black-bird, as he wings his flight above the
house top, warn us that the season of buds
and flowers is fast approaching. The
naples, which line our side walks and cast
such pleasant shade when Sol RACES, and
the mercury ranges about the COS, are put
ting out their red buds, and bees come
forth from their waxen cells to seek the
honey dews, distilled by the genial warmth
of early Spring. The brooks, too, have
lost their icy sparkle, and taken on a deeper
tint, as they lave the tender green, and
early flowers that hasten to clothe the
banks, where lately the frost king held his
court. And the trailing arbutus first and
sweetest of the floral sisters, is putting
forth it's delicate blossoms under the shell
terins egis of the brown autumn leaves,
"lIeaped in the hollows Of the groves"
Turning aside from poesy and nature,
the bray of the fish vender's horn tells us
that the tinny tribes, feeling the pulsation
of Spring down among the rocks and caves
of old ocean, have come up from the depths
of the sea to the rivers, where the fisher
man, laying in wait, has cast his nets and
drew them out of their natural element,
to minister to that gastronomist, man.
The farmer is already driving atield his
pillow, filled with hope of a rich reward for
his toll, when the sheen of golden harvest
gladdens the Autumn landscape, and the
gardener is putting his beds in order to
receive the plants and seeds which are to
claim his unremitting care through the
long burning days of Summer. These and
thousand other things start into new life
and activity with the advance Of Spring.
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AT the Exchange Store, good molasses
from 40 to 20 cents per gallon.
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Return Thanks.-Drennen & Bro return
thanks to their old friends, and also to the
friends Of the Rossell House; and would
also invite all to the Great Central, opposite
Lewis
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At the Exchange Store, one door east of
E. Brown & Bros, they sell goods cheap.
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PUBLIC SALE.

viii be sold Public Sale, at the 0ctoraro Mills
Rising Sun, Cecil county, Maryland, ON
FRIDAY MARCH tie 11M, 1871,
s+n,E IF valuable Personal pron.rty viz
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GIVEN UP As LOST.

room until tHtN get We'll: II almost Impossible
vent taking cold when the lungs diseased hut it
must he prevented, cannot be effected Fresh
air and riding out, especially in this section of the
Try in the fall and winter >casul are all WRONG Fhys-
clans who recommend that lose their Patients if
their lungs ar" badly diseased and yet. because they are
in the house they must not sit DOWN quiet they must
walk about the much and fast the strength
wiz Dear 10 get up a good circulation OF blood. The
patients must keep III good slirS-he determined to get
we'll This has great deal to do with the appetite and
is the great point to gain.
To despair Of after >nc evidence of its possibility
i'll the worst cases and moral certainty in all others, is
sinful Dr. Schrn"kS personal statement to the Faculty
of his own cure WAS in these modest words:
Many ago in the last stages If um,r
ton: confined my he'd and at one time. nv oh ysril,
Thought that could not live week then like drown
Ing man catching At straws. heard of and obtaining the
preparations which offer the public and they
mae perfect of me. 1t seemed To me that
could FED them penetrate my whole system They
riprned the matter my lungs and would spit up
more than pint of offensive yellow natter every
ing for II long time.
As soon as that began to subsi,lr my cough fever
pain and night >wcats all began to leave me. AMI my
appetite became great that it was with great difficulty
that could keep from eating too much. l gained
my strength and have grown i'll flesh since.
Il was weighed shortly after my recovery added the
Doctor then looking like skeleton my weight
was only nnety-se,en pounds: my present weight is two
hundred and twenty-y" y225) pounds. And for year,
llay" enjoyed uninterrupted health
DIR. Schenck has discontinued his professional visits tC
New York and Boston. lie his son. Dr. j. H. Schemck
r still continue to patients at their Office. No. Il
9 \. NJ to Pm. Those who wish a thorough -xamina
ton with the Respromecr will he charged 500 TIL,
Rcspronetcr declares the condition of the lungs
and patients readily learn whether they durable
not.
The directions for taking the medicines are adapted t,
the Intelligence of child. Follow these direction.
and kind Nature will do the rest. excepting that in
the Mandrake Pills arc to he taken in in
creased doses the three medicines need other accom-
l,nilents than the ample instructions that accompany
them First create appetite OF returning health hun
ger is the most welcome symptom When il comes. a.
II VIII come let the despairns al once he of good cheer
Good blood at once follows the cough ooses the hight
sweat Is ahatcd In short time both of these murlit
symptoms are gone forever
Dr. Sclenck medicines are constantly kept in tens
thousands OF families. As laxative purgative, the
Mandrake" Pills are standard preparations while tn,
Pulmonic syrup curcr of coughs and colds b,
regarded as lruply acteric against consumption amy
OF its fnrniS.
bottle; or :, 80 half dozen Mandrake Pills - cent
Il h"S For sale by all druggists and dealers
mar II. lSIl-uct2l
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CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
NattanS Crystal Discovery for the Hair

Il pefJectty ctedr prepdrdt90n, IN one bottle,
easily applied as ocater for restoring to gray
Hair its natural color and youthfuI appear
anc6;: 10 eradicate and precent dandruf;
To prons0te tue grOtcM Of the Hair and stop
its falling.
is ENTIRELY harmless and PERFECTLY FREE from any
poisonous substance and will therefore take the place
nt all the dirty and unpleasant preparations in
Numerous testimonials have been from nai.I Of
orr most prominent citizens, some of which sub
joined: in everything in which tho articles in
Objectionable CRYSTAL Discovery is perfect it is
warranted To contain neither Sugar of Lead sulphur
Nitrate Of Silver Clear and clean water it does not
soil the clothes scap it is agrecahly pcrfumed and
makes of the best dressings for hair in use: it
restores the the hair MORE PERFECTLY AND UNI
FoRNLY than other preparation and always does
in from three to ten days Virtually feeding the roots
of the hair with all TIE nOurishing qualities necessary
To its growth and healthy condition it the decay
and induces Il growth of the hair more positively
than anything else The application of this wonderful
discovery also produces pleasant and cooling effect
the scalp, and gives the hair pleasant and elegant alp
prlranCc.
WASHINGTON, August 9TH, 1870.
that your Crystal Discovery deserves supercedr
all other preparations claiming restore the growth
AMI color of the hair. have used il a week now and
my hair Las already resumed its natural shade and has
ceased falling almost entirely checrfully recommend
it. Respectfully MRS. ANNIE M0UEAIN.
Hs-Wc call special attention the fact that limited
number of trial BOTTLES will hc given away @ratuitousy
I" those wishing Ia You will notice that in pnrsi-
i'm this course. aim is convince 10y the actual
merits of the article ARTHUR NATTANS.
Inventor and Proprietor,
Feb !, lS,l-ly Washington ID. C.
For sale by Ii. II. MITCHELL, Elktou and n b. MorR
son, North East.
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Public Sales Next Week.. r. McCu

Public Sales Next Week.. T. McCul-
Tough, Esq, as Assignee, the Elk Iron
Works property, at the Court House, on
Tuesday, 14th inst.
MI Adam R. Magraw, Administrator,
largest lot of thoroughbred stock ever
advertised in Cecil, at West Nottingham.
Thursday, 10th inst.
William and Thomas Harvey, on the
farm OF the late Andrew Harvey, stock and
farming utensils, on the same dav rs above
Mr.. Ohio Rowland, at Bay View, stock
farm implements and Household goods on
Monday, 18th inst
Scott d Addison, on old Octoraro FORGE
property, near Rising Sun, superior mu]es
wagons and farm implements, valuable
mill and bending machinery, Friday. 17tb
j. E. and w. w. Reynolds, Executors Of
Elijah Reynolds, at Port Deposit, valuable
real estate, Saturday, 18th inst
Samuel G. Smith, S. B. Foard, and DR.
Mitchell, in the Second District stock and
farm implements, Wednesday, 10Th inst.
James A. Cambln and Edward F. Biddle
on the Ash farm, stock and farm imple,
ments, Saturday, today 18th inst
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At the Exchange Store, good roasted
coffee from % to % cents per pound.
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Our Terms are positively cash-we sell
goods cheap and want the money-BEE
HIVE.
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Tie work of cure is now beginning. The Initiated and
mucous deposits in the bowels and in the amentrry
canal elected. The liver like clock is wound up
1t from its orplity. The stomach respon-
sivrly and the patient begins to feel that he is getting
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

At the Exchange Store, the terms ar,
cash
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a Supply of Good Blood.

The Sc-wced Tonic. i'll CONJUNCTION with the Pills. per-
mratcS and assimilntrS with the food. Qualification i
progressing without its previous torures DigeS-
ton becomes painless and the is he hand
There il iatuirncc. no eXac-rJ:tion of the
stomach. An appetite sets in.
Now comes tho greatest Blood Purifier vet given
lev iH'lul. Father t. suffering SClcuCk' 5
runionc Syrup comes in 10 perform its functions and
hasten and complete the II upon
it, work Mature cannot he cheated. Ii collects and
lipcls impaired and diseased portions of the lung.
In tho form Of gatherings it prepares them for eNpcc-
tur"n. and Ia, i'll very short time the malady is
pushed the rotten throne il occupied il renovated and
mad. and the patient i'll all the dignity of regainei
r"r steps forth t" enjoy the nianho"d won,lhooI
that
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CONSUMPTION.
IT'S CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE.
By J. II. SCHENCK, NJ. ID.
DIR. JOSEPH II. SCHENCk'S SIMPLE
TIRE AVT;ENT

death thrr" other than the neglect OF
known and nti>putahy proven of cure. Those
and dear III family and friends sleeping the
'irctmess slumber into which, had they calmly adopted
DIR. JOSEPH II. SCHENCK'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT
and awaited themselves of his wonderfully cIlcacoli>
medicines they would not have fallen.
Dr. Schcnck has in his proved that wherever
sufficient vitality remains. that vitality 10y his medicines
and his directions for their use is ic cicd hellt-
ful v."r.
In this statement there is n";ln" rrcSumpiuouS. To
the faith OF TIL. invalid is made representation that
not thousand times suh,tantiatcd hy living and visible
works The theory of the cure 10y DR.. SchcnckS meii-
Ciues is simple il j. umtailing. It's philosophy
requires argument 1t is sclf-:sSurin.s
The Sc;-wcc,i Tonic and Mandrake Pills the first
two weapons with which the citadel of the Ially j.
assaed Two-thirS of the of consumption urigi-
mate in dyspepsia and funconay disurderci liver
With this condition the bronchial tubes .srmpathiZe "
with the stomach They respond t" the morbiiiC action
of the liver. Here then the eliminating result
,citu. with distressing. sAui,t.Is
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nocision of an Important CaSe,-Th

Decision of an Important taSe.-The
case of Peter S. Reynolds rs. The Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Cecil County,
has recently been decided in the Court of
Appeals.
The defence made by the Company was
that Reynolds had been discharged, FROM
all his contracts and liabilities, by the
Insolvcnt Laws of Maryland, and that his
premium note was thcnccforth void That
this destroyed the mutually, and, as Rey-
nolds was not bound to contribute to pay
the losses of other members of the Com
pany, the Company was not bound to pay
his losses. Judge Grason delivered the
opinion in the Court of Appeals, and sus-
tanned this view of the case 1t is, there
fore, now settled law, that party insured
in purely mutual Company, and who is
discharged from the obligation of his pre-
MUM note, under the Insolvent or Bank
rupt laws cannot recover for a loss, by fire,
which occurs after the discharge, and before
the renewal Of the premium note.
The case was tried in the Cecil Court, in
January, 1868. James r. Mccullough,
Hiram Mccullough and Archer for Rey-
nolds, and Evans and Jones for Company
In the Court of Appeals, the case was
argued by Archer for Reynolds, and Evans
and Jones for Company.
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Postponed Lecture.-The lecture adver-
tised to be delivered by Grace Greenwood,
in Elkton on Monday evening last had to
be postponed on account of sickness. A
despatch was received on Saturday evening
stating Mrs. Lippencot was suffering from
severe illness, and in consequence would
be unable to fulfill her engagement to lee
ture here on the evening appointed. When
the lecture will take place has not been
determined.
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Delegates Elected.-The following dele
gates were elected, by Elkton Lodge, No.
73, 1. o. of Good Templars, to attend the
Cecil County Temperance Convention, to
be held at North East on next Tuesday,
14th instant:-George W. Ash, J. ]. Davis,
Joanna Sloan, Anna p. Ash Alternates,
F. w. Davis, H. F. Walker, Mary King,
II. A. Jaquette.
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rOAL # superior quality, for sale by
" JOiN PARTRIDGE
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Graduaied,-Dr Il. +. Tull graduated,

Gradualed.-Dr. Il. +. Tull graduated,
last week, at the Pennsylvania Dental Col
lege, with the highest honors of his class
being one of three who stood the highest
in class of forty. Mr.. Tull has left Mary
land to locate in Owcga, New York. lie
was a student of DIR. Il. IL. Mussrovc, OF
this town, whose students-he has had a
mmber-haye been uniformly very success
full in their collegiate course. There is a
fine chance for an intelligent young man,
who wishes to learn dentistry, to fill the
place now vacant at Dr. Musgroye
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Presbyterian Church-Rev E. 3. Bruen,
Of Philadelphia, will preach in the Presby-
terrain Church, tomorrow, Sabbath, at 1OI
A. NJ, and y P. NJ. There will also be ser.
vice this evening at 7! o'clock. Preaching
by Mr.. Bruen.
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GILLING SKIFF FOR SALE
FOR SALE OR RENT.
$500 TO LOAN.
FOR RENT IN ELKTON,
FOR RENT.

A Well Establishee Wheelwright Shop
Apply to HOWARD TITUS.
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a SUPPLY CT COED BLOOD.

The Soa-Wocl Tonic, IN conjunction with ,pa
lINs, pcriunaicS ana '>~lnaV.ts WITH the 40 z.
iHNllnciilon l- uuV progressing without It's pre-
viouS fortunes. Digestion becomes painless. and
She cure rs sccn To- Dee at huud. There i no more
HatulcucV, no cAaOcrb"tiOn Ell the stomach. hu
appetite sets i'm.
NOW comes the Creates, BLOOD PuviEorcvoVyct
riv"n 10y an tug"i1cHt father to SUFFERING man.
~,h"uCE ; Iuiiaoni" SIS iUp comes ia 40 perform
l~ functions ani tp ua-tCn and complete the
care. " enters dt once HppD ITS work. Nature
"a not boz cheated. 10 collects and rpcus tho
lapaurd and discussed portions ot the lungs.
500 the form az L0tI'..U-~, 90 prCnycs thCu for
.-puciuntill. a3o -! 900 q -ary short t.ue th,
Iaiau} ~ Ntu4ui, u' {, thr rotten throne that IL
occupied is renovated u1d made new. and ,he
patient DIV 500 t.'. dignity oi rruuiuCd vieur sio.
'.,tI ID caJus thC Malh"ca or Wuuaui opi tl..
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Dry Goods

BUSINESS. But still we are not so vain as
to think we can convince every one Of the
honesty OF our iutentions; there will no doubt
be some who will laugh at the idea Of a Mer
chant selling Goods at Cost, however much il
may be to bis advantage to do SO, and declare
it a humbug got up fer the purpose of imposing
upon tho crcdulCus. But TO such We say, in
all charity, call upon ne and il we do not con.
vince you that VIC act in good faith, and offer
our Goods imparti lily end unreservcdly, we
will give you liberty TO explode the whole.
With this explanation OF our intentions we
once more come before the pablo and respect
fully invite the attention Of our friends, Gus
toners, and the public generally, to this notice
assuring them that nothing shall be Wanting
on our part to secure to them and as the object
of our labors
That their interest as il Ger has been before,
May still be found at Smiths Cheap Long
Brick Store.
T.. SMITH IL CO.
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CONSUMPTION.
LEAVE 10 SWING BEHIND"

The Mandrake Pills are composed; OF ono Of Nj
lures nublcst ritt,-the podophillum prltatuni.
'hry possess an the bioua-SpHrchiug altcrativ.
properties OF Calcugi, yVt, unlike ctiDIuci, thry
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-. =. HATE,
CONSUMPTION.
It's Cure and It's Preventive.
By ). II. sCHENCK, I'D.

Many human being has passed way forwhose
death there WIS no other reason than the neglect
OF known and udisputably proven means OF cure
Those near ana dear to family and friends are
Necpug the drCamuss slumbCr into which, had
they calmly adopted
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CAeWp for CASH,

Beyond rcrddycnture or mistake for the adj
vantage OF our customers aa well a, tn suit our
own convenience.
With the foregoing representation We hope IL
good faith. and expect to Una ko clean work in
bringing about this movement aud enterprise
in the
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t't . -..f y ...N E.tsfsL,
fl .gcaad H., l4l'io7 t.'rl 5gtt NUT STA ~.
-siiie a. prevent f.t ,.lI when tan htu-,
stg diseased, but b. lal.t hc prevented CO.. y cure,
especially I'm ihIs section col tre country i'm ih,
iHi. tHU winter season, are all wrong. phys-
ijcHts. If their lungs arc badly discussed; aud vet
because they are Ia the house thcy must not
'~ Ihuch ANA 70. Jazz rs Nv" strength VIII bear, t.
.,J up a good circulation ui blood. Vhe patients
must Keep Iu good spritS-be determined To get
we'll. THIS has Great deal To go with the appt-
tt. aud ~ the Great point 60 gain.
ip despair OF cure after such evidence Of ia
t'!-, .hili,y in the worst cases, ana moral Ger
s9ual statement 10 the taculty OF has own care
was in these modest words:
Many wears ago ! was IN the last stages of
consumption; confined % my bed, and at ono
emo my phFSiciuNs th'"eht thGJ could not live
. wect; then, ike a drowning man catching at
-Haws. heard OF ana obtained the preparations
"pIga now "Aef % INC l1Duc, anu they made
perfect cure uI mc. 70 seemed To me that /
tuld feel them pcuewte my whole system.
iHoy soon tir'h'd the luaiter in my lungs. amt
z would spit up more than 10 pint OF offensive
j. Ipw mptter cycry. morning fora long time.
AS soon us thdt began 90 subsdc, MY cough,
fewer. pains, ard night swcats all began 20 leave
'ur. and my appetite became 80 great that it WAS
much. soon r'iued my strength, and have
grown 'U flesh ever since.
80 was weighed shortly artor my recovery"
added tire Doctor. thop looking like mere
skeletons my weight was only ninety -sevpu
pounds; l-r present ght Is two hundred .'ud
lutpI uninterrupted hCalth.'
UF. ScucncI, has discontinued his professional
visits Co New-York and Boston. lie or his SON,
DG. .. ~. Schemes, Jr, still continue 10 gee pa
truts at their Office. 80. u North sixth Street,
Philadelphia, every saturday trum9 AN. tO3 pm.
Those VINO wish thorough examination with
tine kCspruWctcr viii b" charged -. The Res
promoter declares thc exact condition ul the
lungs, and patients can readily learn whether
tuuy are durable or not.
Tine directions for taking the medicines are
adapted To- the intelligence oven Of q child Fol-
llv these directions, and kiud Nature viii DO the
rest, excepting that Zoo some eases the Mandrake
i'ilis are 90 ro ttEeu tD increased doses; the
ttrc' medicines need nu other accomplishments
tuHU the ample instructions that accompany
ihom: First create appetite. or returning
health, hunger ls the most welcome symptom.
Nhrn No. comes. az % VIII come, let the despair
hg go once he uf good "hccr. Good blood at once
l9hoWs the cough iuuSpus, the night sweat rs
'pdt'd IN short time both OF these morbid
flnlit ms are gone forever.
f'i. -ti'iica d medicine, trc constantly kept in
censor thousands OF families. As 81 laxative or
curative, TIC Mandrake PtIlsurc 70 standard urc-
itt.iI''ll white th" Pulmouic syrup, as cure
-. tvulhs ana colds, tuuy Doe regarded az II pro-
.lrua. ~
r frcc q The rrlmnnie syrup ard eca-wcoa
,''t t.iIH Nnitir. ur q 100 90 half dozen Nun
VETS and dealers
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-05-13
VOLUME u. NUMBER ~

mmmal' l,aglniloate tlo county.
rbail to this tbo Goycuof recent.
lj arfr.rtodn n negr1 namnl Con
vag HaFaa, iatoly imported irum
Cmcnuati. and membcr u tie
late llouso from Lafayette county,
as hucssor uf Cbioot county, igur.
ing the claims OF oil prominent col
ofcd men residents or the county
This iuceuacd the negroes siill more
and when Barbour went down b,
only remained two days, the colorct
people telling him that it would b.
better for his health II he made him
self scarce. The negroes in th,
county are reported TO be just OF
TIE point Of outbreak and should tn
Governor attempt to ioist these met
ON them by rcctherc WILDE troub
|lc. Mason aud Representatiy
Wood (colored) ot that county ar
now here to see the Governor on til
subject.