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ARBOLIC TABLETS.
GUFFRoY's COD LIVER DRAGEEs
SUGAR COATED PILLS or COD LIVER EXTRACT.
Perleol Substitute for Cod Liver OIL

NNN' '"''s'f"'V loi NVd Liver bll,
Box 90 nragees equal 10 o. pinis G. L. OH rs cts.
BOX ~ pfagoes equal TO 3 pts e. l.. OH, $40
a Box 30 nragees equal 10 pints {. L. on, 5000
These Dngues Sugar Coated Pills OF Coo Liver Ex.
tract contain, la concentrated FORM an the medical
virtues Of Cod Liver OH They are the best remedy mai
gan 9e used lo Vonsumpuon in s nrst stages Debility
seloiulei constipation and Nervous Diseases Are not
unpleasant 70 take never disagree with the stomaeh
Try Them This Is the way Physicians speak of thom
Paris Edgar Co, H., April b, 1870
Gents Please send at once 10 Rev Samii Newell
D. b. Paris, H. two boxes OF your excellent Cod.Lver
Basees They are the best thing In the shape Of medi-
sine my father has ever used
m Yours, W. NJ NEWELL, d.
70 he had Of Druggists generally aud Of the Whole
sale Agents for the U, s.
d. WARD Co, late WARD SoUrHERLAND a o.,
e..,, 100 WILLIAM STREET, n. Y,
gent ny mail on receipt Of price sss2
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no TINE WORRYING GLASS

MALE or FEMALE WE Arc SOW PREPARED no
Furnish gu Glasses with Constant Employment at home
hg whole or part Of me tmo busnrss Now
Anl very profitable. Persons OF either sex easily cam
nom % e. per evening" and much larger amount by
drtntlng then whole t.mo 10 the business BOYS and
-lila can ca lll earn as much as mon women. ANY
one sending for our lul Instructions D. certain 10 mako
money INST Iint you may test the business, we will
ssnd Tree ~ mail, our IL III INSTRUCTIONS HON no
huhMtNtE, ALEC Valuable sample Package OF Goods
Those already started maxim td1 per week dovotns
70 houu day No CAPITAL NEEDED 10 start
business u Is adapted for all localities. II you want
permanent employment, and large returns, send your
York, bGeqs
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DROFITABLE.- agents Wanted for
a DAumdSe's HISTORY OF THE GREAT REF
OMMAIiuN, complete in one volume, illustrated For
. THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD choice aud rapid
~ selling work. Also for ZELL'S POPULAR ENJOY
CLuPEDA, embracing l25O01 subjects with q SOD iliu.
tratons great work Tor experienced agents send for
Circulars Of either work HORACE kING, PrnLisHER
IhOmusOuyille. On
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neut Adtertise

ESlDENCE FOR SALE.--A Cottage
~ House, with FIJI and Barn attached 10 good repair
with one aud onc-half acres Of land, belonging 10 the
Estate Of Thomas sargent situated in Norhhcd Centre
For price etc. enquire OF s. B. SrALnlNG and rs KIM
BALL Northaeld, or 7. l. SARGENT Eist Brook
field, w. 0l6it
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
y NM VINIIN0F 7 :
Il. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
ron INVENTIONS, TRADE MARKS, OR DESIGNS
No. 76 State st., opposite Kilby st., Boston,
Amer an extensive practice Of upwards Of thirty
years continues 20 secure patents in The United States
also loo Great Britain, Fmnce and other foreign coun-
tries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all
papers for Patents executed On reasonable terms with
Dispatch Researches made 90 determine the validity and
utility ~ Patents OF Inventions and legal and other adj
vice rendered n an matters touching the Copies
OF thc claims ot any patent furnished by rcmitng one
dollar Assignments recorded n Washington.
40 Alfrcg u hs DHcf sf1fcs possesses superior feff
r ATTAINING PaeHis or rccrfairag t5c p1ieatbniv Q -
t.Hn0Hs.
Ai necessity Of Journey DO Washington Co procure o.
out and the usual great delay thcro here saved
ufcnt0rf.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most c1pils ant Que.
rHtaf practitioners with whom have had official inter-
cl1uc.- CHARLES MASON, Com'r of Patents
"i hayeno hesitation n assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ man rqJfffuf and frgfroffhH and
more capable of putting thcr applications n % form 10
-egulc Tor them nu carly and favorable consideration az
uc Patent ONCE. EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Of patoutsn
" SIR. r. II E1nY has mado for me over THIRTY ap.
pNcitpus Cor Patents hnvug been successful in almost
every case such unul.snkahlc proof OF great talent
Hul ability cl Dis part leads me 10 recommend ana Go.
Fnutur Co apply to m tu procure their patents thoy
amy Poe of having the most faithful attention o-
Boston, Jan. o. la'i. 5ia
DROBATE COURTS.-Unti further no.
] tiec the Probate Court, Jog Washington District
oloh wock All letters oa tu.uo.. connected uih the
should Be- ulirc. oi b. tlc undersigned at Mont
W. .or HARVEY riLnEN. Juage
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DO D D $


N f r. n T.
HAS RELIEVED THOUSANDS OF
Cough Cold foyor, Ague, Headache NournI9ia Dys.
pepsa with luss otuppetlte DurrhWa toustI on eu
essnc.s an Nervous affections Fcmale WcaRnosscs 6r
il'' H. zee recommendations with each bottle.
READ WHAT ONE DRUGGIST SAYS.
We have sold DODDS NERvlNE for the last six year.
ana can thuHg say IL has given entire satisfaction n
/ EVERY INSTANCE, as mr as We know During the
hQles ana consider It's immense sale sufficient proof
/ Of its reliability GEO. C. GOODWIN Co. WIo.csaie
Druggists Boston. Sold by all Drlgsst..
q CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
LIVE Rock, Conn, Dec. 30. $50.
ph. VAN uuMnEtL.-My DeW SUi-Nhon I began
your treatment many OF my friends had no hope of my
recovery and now They say 1t does not seem possible
mat could be up so comfortable. one year ago was
So very poorly aud had not used your lnhnlug Fluids
and your other remedies, would have been dead long
aso AteT began your treatment rested contenied.
t c '.'o,' luignt ~ Nouiu euro mo- 10 mas done
wonder, or me- HAD Dr. Bissell raised up 10 where
am now, he would have thought he Ind done reinnrf-
AMY hlt NJ could not, and now think lao must feel
somewhat chagrned after saying much against you
ana your treatment But am thankful did not heed
ms words that had energy and Will enough 10 give
Your treatment trial. We shall regret doing &c.,
~ the mercy of Col and your fah1hn0 Fluids my lie
ANNA WHITE.
Lungs 50 my remedies are specially designed for local
application to those organs. / refer, by pcrmissi 10
he ouoWlng patients who have been treated by with
'W4HY iWd' H. Everett RUSSELL Counscll0r-at Jaw.
2 wall Street, Now York Mr.. n. W. Williams 2l5 East
Fifteenth street New York; MIR. G. s. Urser 2il Wer
Seventeenth street New York Mr. S. u. sutton cas-
/ broadway New York J. r. Van Moss 2l5 Greenwich
street New York j. W. Chace CASTLE, New York and
Patients treated by letter at their homes by answering
lst Of some SD questions bJ which tho nature and exc
tent OF the disease are Indicated. For Information let
Q. VAN uUNNfEL. NJ D..
ol.o' 40 West Twenty sixth street. New York,
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TO $50 A DAY.

wa Do you want % situation us salesman 40 ot
near home. 20 scll our new strand Uhff Uss Cioue,
itne 20 i1f forftcr Don't miss ths chance. S1mpl0
Tree. Addrcs. Haf'QH Ruer nue. NUS tlW'm ST. N ~
or DO Dearborn ST., Chicago. ll
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we VIII send handsome Prospectus OF our Neir Nus
i.lfed Family Bbie containing over 200 fine Sernure
hiu3traiions, To any Book Agent, Free of Charge
Aulress NAu0NAL PuDLIsllINo %. fhIladelnhln Pa
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.Ldts zoe ihe Flru,r,.

.1ffiF 90 sfy.H o.
l'e-fi
20 ~ 90
aysf
r.h fpsi# F.ar o. f. worm sta
ssf IA aw mlH.l 'sla Do ftr nat
rsai -.Ffr ilaf- Ba chr s..a. n si4.
s5aa'laF 'lt ms his5 t e Elrfl ssgt IN i
asHi ro' CO., orc sittb n f.ai am % 'ts,
t..u. i .aisrt maasy iaamsb.ns All o.
uaf a7 81 si'hoai 1s-
tt'ar ahovs'h p ia the q~ifaion q lfe and
beii1t ne Everlasting stitch. .lt-b, iend.9r
over Tho uork. vi 0 constant strain of,yoi and
boz 81 te'p, have bfou2 h' ihslands ~ pfcms
'ai rtsres vhilo iryinr 20 10 ihr nmly .S
los by hnld
The frwlnr-machlnc hz h,oomg q noe y.
t'glrl it either on 'he roit, ofhaa''h ~ oeeE-
pm 10, anl thc ls,tvt n prove b. De "a, et.aJe.t
"GET.f FLORE.fCE."
d" clnHo, recommend 'he Florence Sewing
machine to- highly. Owing 70 the ~ health
my wife, all OF our ewing Las bccn
lone Tor month, by q little ignorant negro girl,
about twelve years old, my wife doing the cut.
ting know no better proof Il its simplicity
aud core u management
Yours, W. VAN PorTs.
Batesyillr, Miss, October, 1870"
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Horace Greeley on Carpet Bagsers,
"Sch0ol. Marms' and Ku.Kluy.

Mr.. Greeley, in his recent speech
in New York, said of the carpct-bas.
gers: There ia an influence iniuri-
Gus and great deal more dotrimon.
tai to tho fame and character of the
Republican party. Iallude to what
are Known rs the ~"thicving carpet,
oaggors." [Applausc1 Fellow cit
lzenS, do not mistake me. All the
Northern men in the South are not
thieves. The larger part of them
arc honest and good men, some Of
whom stay there at tho peril of their
because they believe 1t to be
their duty, next to the noble and
true women, who have gone down
TO teach the black children,
how to read--notlcr there arc not
OH the earth than these, whom n
stupid, malignant, dilapidatcd arts.
tocraey often secs fit TO crowd into
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Yesterday a pair of Bismarcks
were playing a duet on a card table,
WIN an accompaniment by Gambri-
nus, in an up town saloon, when a
tn'rd Tcuton entered cxcitcdly, and.
addressing one of the players, said:
"Shinglcdiddlor, you hoss'n vag.
gon is run away"
"lsh dot so? Wy you don't shtoI
him up lcedlc
"Coz he vas more ash haaf a square
away before | see him."
"lIow do you know he vas my
hoss'n wagon"
"Vy, no had your name on the
wagon"
lsh dot so? Veil, you dink you
pooty schmaat, Amt it? But dot is
not my wagon; it is my vifc's vas-
gon. Hurry up Shake, Ito his part
nor) and blay out dish game. If
dot hoSs'n wagon git smashed up,
ven | go home der night my vie viii
kivo me hail Columbus.-H Louis
Times.
Cloebulua says; When q man
goes out, lot him consider what he is
to do; when he returns, what he has
done
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Chapter of Facts.

Space is valuable in a n ,wspapcr, and 1t is
therefore proposed in this advertisement to
condcnsc a variety Of facts, important TO the
public, into aseMall compass. Those facts re-
fer to liostettcr's Siofnaen Bittcrs-what that
celebrated medicine is, andwhat 1t WIZ 10
In tho first place, then, the arritc IL a s'im"-
liant, tonic and Alternative, consist4S o. q com
bination Of an absolutely pure spiritioIs f5ta
with the most valuable medicinal vegetabl,
substances that. Botnnic research has placed A
the disposal OF the chemist and the physician
These ingredients are compounded with rrcai
care, and in such proportions as to produce !,
preparation which inyigoratcs without eyc;,
ting the general system, and tones, recnl,,r,
and controls the stomach, the bowels, the liver
and the minor accrctive organs.
What this great restorative will do INNS, h.
gathered from what it has done. The case
OF dyspepsia, or any other form of indigestion
IN which it has been persistautly administer,I
without ctlecting a radical cur. ia vet 10 I'M
heard from, and tho same may be said of hi.
iious disorders, intermittant fever, nervous af.
iectlon!s, general debility, constitution s;ct
headache, mental disabilities to which tbn
feeble are SO subject. Il. puriAcs al the a,ids
OF 'he body, including the blood, and the cen
tie stimulus which il imparis ia tho nors,
system Is not succeeded by the slightest rear-
non. This iS a chapter Of facts which roasorc
Tor their W sakes, should mark anil remon,1
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Notice.

- fHf ~
To W. u. Beckett, J.lZ. Beckett, + Z. III
and her husband, Johr s. Bailey, VII
silc at lIackncysville, Tallapoosa ca
9 ,te Of Alabama; Q. A. Morris, mud her
Ind l.. q. Norris, who reside at Ulk !
In said State OF Alabama; Amy Il. Flol
and her husband, john Flournoy, FRI
\. Beckett and W. ". Beckett, who T
neal Davis Greek In Fayctte county, J
Of Alabama - Greeting:
You are scited to be sand appety hs"'
Cbacerys conrt OF penolacoetsty Sfafe o'
!; ssippi. At The court rodhi m thc4owh a
dis, on the 2ni Monday III Jily, lH7i, tot
why the final account of n. J. Bet
administrator OF the estate of James A. !
cit, deceased, sliosid not be allowed snt
proved by said court
By order Of cour. Issued May n, 1871
5o-4t JFC fIARRIS0A, Gle
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We are indebted to the Columbia
Athcnaum for an invitation to ut.
tend the Commencement on the 25th.
10Th, 18th, 28th, Goth and Both of
tins month. We also return thanks
to the students oftho University of
Mississippi for an invitation to attend
their Commencement exercises, be-
ginning on the 25tb, and ending
on the night OF the Goth with a grand
ball, complimentary to the gradua-
ting class.
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The announcement OF the traci.
cal death Of &. l.. Nalandigham q.
shown in this issue, came like an
unexpected thundcrbolt upon the en-
tire citizens ofthc union.
He lad 70 cngraitcl himself upon
the great political issues of the day
during the war by his"coppcr head"
vlcws,and since, by his OPP osltion to
Radical rule, as to l. axe him one
of the leading national men of the
present age, and his death caused a
profound sensation in political circles
IN every stotg,
His political cnemic3 are bound to
pay him the respect of having been
open, fearless and consistent in his
expression of sentiment upon the
great national i83uc,.
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BY yirturcs Of TIVE writs efsFief MI
me directed by the Honorable Cira' w
Deaoto County Missi ippjone IN nso' \,
and Partse survivors &c Fa,i tif o'hot
Of W. D. Roscborough, both ait'in1 IA
~seallon, ! will on the LIT aordays w.
July 1871, in front Of the colrs hoa1 !.
the town Of Sardis, in Pano'i eoany.
STATE Of Mississippi, within hwalst
'or s,le At public auction, 80 tbe pts \
der for cash, the following lands lsihs n
ing in thy county Of Psnol,. to Viii
East qumricrof section Eois !
hip 6 e range G, w,st, ltviel ulpn
wits, .,yygM
u W. Sheriff OF fanola tpa''
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CONNu SfCNTfONS

~
CONNuStCNTHNS
~ .te o. nrll .fr
Ma Enron Knowing thu
It i your desire and wish 10 acry,
the best interest Of he county an,
Ia give all parties an imparlia
hearing, | submit the roIIowin,
communication, in order 10 show
ia" injustice Of the measure in chan
ging The county site, and il will b,
Found that the location oG il at Sar
dis IL not an accomplished fact, n.
some few individuals might sup.
pose, aud the iniq itous measure !.
destined 10 bring down upon i.
head the dlsapproval and bitter de-
nunciation of the greater mass Of
the people, both north and south
OF the river. The people of the
county are becoming fully aroused
10 the nature Of an outrage that
had its origin in III, minds of the
sca'IawOg9, and accomplished by
their co workers, the carpet-bag-
gers of the county. 1t is impos-
sible to conceive a virtuous cause
with such men as its advocates and
defenders. Their very presence
lmpres'es honest men with the
fraud and 'rNchcry of an object,
and when they raise their voice in
ocila'' Oh a cause, we simply re-
cognlze in it a cry for spoil and
plumber; and in this instance, as
usual, the taxpayers of the county
are to be made the victims. |, is
one more act added to the
long catalogue of outragos perpe-
'ra'cd upon the property and rights
the people, showing how glar-
is their hypocracy, how das-
their trcachcry, Talk o.
honor For such men to protc of
their honor, sounds like the wan'on
that prates Of her virtue. With
shat indecent haste was The whole
thin accomplished. The beauty
Of The movement was Considered
in sitting the voice of the people,
lcfrauding them out of an express.
sion, How equal to tho task did
these men prove, how adapted to
their dirty work Their school
ns heretofore rendered them OK.
'eedlngly apt in this particular in
and, as is always the case,
what proved a victory to them
proved a disaster to the coplc.
| o-day, the South has suffered
more from the vandalism of scala
vags and carpet-bogsers than she
'ver did from the ravages of war.
yesterday they were shout.
< for the suffrage of tho black
to-day they sec fit to hold it
rom him, but tomorrow il NAV be
Necessary TO invest him with it,
provided he will assist them in their
l%efarious schemes-of course |
make no mention of the rights of
he white man, for fear it might
70 conslderedan act of assumption.
But, mark me well, the day is CON-
ng, as it has done in Virginia,
tennessee and other States, when !
he people will rise in their wrath .
md cleanse the State of these in {
'%endiarles, and then these men in
'ur midst who have bartcrcd HEM
tothis Radical party will sink ,,
nto msigniGcance aud oblivion, and F.:
When their names are brcathed by ,
he public, they will be coupled ,
nth the names of men and acts ,
hat would cause the checks of an i,
'onest man to tinge with shame.
We do not wish to be consid. t
'red as making war upon Sardis t
generally, or attempting to defend ,,
.anola, for there is no place Of lis ,
population that possesses more hos !
and high toned citizens than ,
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There il quite u contest going on
in Marshall county in reference to
the location of the Selma & Mem
phis Railroad. C~hulahoma has
laid strong claims to the route
in opposition to Holly Springs, ard
is backed by the route being ut least
$500, 900 cheaper
The heaviest purse will ontrol
the matter.
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We are pleased to learn that the
cntorprjains and deserving firm OF
Harris and Hall, are meeting with
success m their business. This /.
and we know that they are
gentlemen who will appreciate and
respect the patronage of our people.
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10 nlenr, nud % many moro a4 m-
gem: nee iiy may demand ior the
kocring IN repair IT oil public foal
and those FALLING % work arc ltabln
To W." Boafl Of Sdrcryi orr for One
dollar and fifty CcH'aIer luy, for
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A wit once asked a peasant what
part he performed in the great dra.
OF life. II mind my own bust
ness" was the reply,
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Chancory Notice.


The State Of Mississippi,
Pamela County.
In the Chanccry Court of said co,,,,v A,
Rules before the clerk Of said cour, al IL ae;as
IN ihe town Of Sariis in said county, on the
doth dry of Nay A. b. 1871
No $40.
Martha Ann Jonc,
ny her next friend &c,
va.
George Jones.
n'ii Tor divorce, Upon opening complainant,
OH, IL appearing TO the satis, t,ionn ~ ,ho
court, that the said defendant Gcorrr .I,,ncs !.
q non resident of The State Of Misiss;npi ,ba,
ms place OF residence and lust oilire are nm
and that after diEpcut inquiry Tho
same cannot be asceriaincd II 10 ,bcy,sara
hat the said defendant, do enter l;s
appearance herein on or before. The FIRST dav
Of 'he next term of this eolrt. 10 bc ,,oi,
IN and Tor said county, al the cour, room
~ INC 'own o. Sardis, on the Ind Monday in
guy Al. 1871, and plead an,wer or dr,nnr
~ ,he compliments said bill, OF the said couse
~ We SCI iof hearing, Ex. parte OF, bill and nr,,oi !
Is further ordered, that cory citb,s ardcr
'e published IN the "Weckly Paola Sts,"
month. 10y '' o"'
A true copy,
JC HARRkuN. OK
Harrison 4 Taylor, Sol
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y i,''''o money On la'' building
ron o'''s', "e', Tor the benefit OF
'"o'"' IN" now he propose, IN or
''' % remedy 'he matter, that the
''''c'''a''o'" Of The taxpayers shall
'' h'afu ''at 9aFdl9 may bcbu'lt up.
pdccd, how consistent. 1t is GER
amy It Dc regretted that 30 wise a
equator ~" not The entire manage
o' l'o"l'c AFFAIRS, that the pco-
''c 'l'S"' once more become pros
an" happy, He says "tho
decided this thing in their
MINUS 'ohg hotorcl II was done"
oIIoW'cltlzcns, don't You feel really
.ra'cIoI Tor the infJmation? "Tho'
We ask s'ho' pcoph p
inc ha'l doacn constitute "the pro-
then we are capable of under
'andlhg; hut II no means the people
ni,o-or c,r,o .. ~, ,,.nn
H.. '"' "''''V'c''"'
1t is not for the benefit OF Pauol,
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