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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-25

CommOcatiOnl at Gas a m. 10y "'''"iis' Nat-
m. 7' ''''' " ih' ana ~
For Albany texpress) S.; for New, yorv ,,,, an,
eAp;l lU.Z5 a m, and 4.30 and lO25pm New WY
sunday maui leaves at 1908 M Seepinr cars Vii
4.30 IN train. '' connecting WIN
Le,Ge Springfield for Worcester at 3 l5 lI3Oam n,
o'S n u H. SUNDAY mail l2,25 m (Monday).
vi hAlL Tt CONNECTIONS At Albany with the New
orS Cehtlal Troy ana Greenbush and Hudson River
ha i At nathan with the Harlem and Hudson
anu Bosten and Lebanon Springs Railroads At Nal,
L ~ W,l me HQuSat0nic Railroad. At Pittshcd win
the Tltts6eld and North Adams and Housatonic iirood
A. W esIneo with the New Haven and Nortbamnton
hs M, A. Springfield with the Hartford New Haven
aIg Sprngheld and Connecticut River Railroads A
ualler WIN the New London Northern railroad A.
worcester and Nashua and Norwich and worcester
6 6ii Al South birmingham with the Boston
CLINTON ana titchburg, Milford and South Framingb9
ana Lowell Railroads. c. o. RUSSELL,
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ROsTONlAND ALBANY RATLR0AD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
June 10. 1872: - commencing MoNDAf

BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
~ ~ ~ M NEE ARRANGEMENT, commencing NoypAy,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester.
FOR Boston, ct 4.20 exp, Z, q2j eXp and i5,,, ,
In Sz9 :, exp $50 exp 400 500 and SIS EXP m anu
me ~ NJ, and 1925, 3.55 and 955 m trains s,,.
~ Sigtoh square stations all Others from Foster
For Grafton, Westboro', Southvue. cor5a,ir,. 80,
Ashland 1T and As m, Lao, 1880 and M ana
255 S9u 9o fnlnSHam 42U, !, 25 and S.l5 m lao
For Milford at and 8 - am, lao 1926, and 4.3onm
For For N N a. and 9l5 m. 40 4SU and p m
and Brighton. at and 9.45 m, 4.3O 6 m pa
sengers Tor the same stations also take The 40 n,
train TO Nauck and there change TO the SaXnnyiIis
trai, winch leaves Natiek twentY-seven minutes after
The 42Oa m train runs every day except Monday oil
others every day except Sunday ' "
Sundat Express from Albany leaves Washington Sd
STATION at 70 2 N for Boston. ""
SUNDAY Mail leaves Washington So station . IA O -,
(Monday) for Boston. ~ -''' " M
TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON as follows.
For Worcester, at 5, T. $50 exp eXp II a N, : IA
express pm. ' ''' -'P''8'' 7'uv
For New York via Springfield, 9 exp. m, 3 EXP. 9
New York y i.sNorwich. $50 exp.pm.
Grafton, s. I, u q m. 1870 30 D m
NeSInor2, ., / y am, lSO 49, $50 exp. pm
Cordaule, 8, Z. IL IN, l.3O, 4.30 D M
Ashlanli Z! IL m, 30 43O. $50 exp. nm
S SO1tn framlngham .; $50 exp. and EXP Ia
llpm. " - '''V "a" "'f7' We exp"
Natick, l. 10, Il m, 1870, ais L. 3, $50, 555 I'd, II
Minoury, am. 4.8O pm.
SaNOnvil e, 10 Il m SIS IN.
Milford. Z, S.3O exp exp M, 2.l5 cXp. 43Opxn nm,
an outward trains run daily except SUNDAY 'P y III
Sunday Mail leaves Boston at Ni n m sinr,i, . ~,
Newton, south Eamingham Worcester Wist prst'aWt "
hed, rainier and Springfield arrives in New Ynr NJ "a
NJ q. q; III SELL, Supt, Springfield
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FITCHBURG : WORCESTER r. n

- - 81 MMEk ARRANGEMENT - Commencing or
ter. 'i"'iis 'uI horces
Leave Fitchburg, a m. y. 80 and 550nm
south titchburp, sos a m, l2.5I ana s 54nn
LeQmnster, s,l2 m, 100 and 600 M '''
Gatcs crossing Sl1 IN, 07 and & 81 n m
frau Junction S.26 m, is and & is m,
Sterlng Center, 1888 a M, 20 and q 20 n m
passenger Trains for FitchburR- ~
Leave Worcetter, $50 and II Is am and oorr
SStering junction, 7.O7 and II 81 M and 90 n m
pt rl,t GGntre H. and 1905 m and Os D M ~"
Gates Srnsoh I ~ m, and u "a and 5l6 M
Iates crossing, % m, l2.22 and 524 nm "
s Ee0iq,ln y. laO an 1880 and $50 p m
55Outh fitchhurg 81 q m. u 80 and5 Hmm
~ AlltoAD tONNECTlOSs.-fhe & 80 and III tx ~, "a,
~ m trains from Worcester connect al Fit,i ung
ali nont t Cn%sniIe and Rutland and Burlington r ioT
With be pIsl ahn west; also, connect al FitchbnTe
and Rratt Jnoil an9 Massachusetts, for Greenfield
ny rt 1ta nv epOfo and intermediate stations
lnc oWQ m and u 50 m train from Fitehbur, o,,
tVoy ~ orceser with Boston n Worcester ProvideV~s
Wwo worcester Norwich Worcester Railroads and
field " A''N "lu INC NcsI VIA springs
ceita S3g m train from Fitchburg connects al wor.
New York via New London il RT1m'Di r G t"f
OHee iJchblrg Worcester r R,l
IltgDhIrp
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1870 CHESHIRE & AS4TTFT ,|T

1870 CHESHIRE 4 ASHUFT,C7T
11rx1r - RAILROADS : SUMMER ARR4StrF.
NJ 1870 commencing MONDAY June g. lsT2
Trains leave Worcester, Foster Street 6enot etsao
~ qi ~ LIP N, and " Fichburg at gI5gn
Bellows Falls "-i Ivy heene and
MaElng connections at Bellows Falls with Rutland &
buII'hgnh K K Tor Rutland. Saratoga Bnriingto1 -
A nSc mItH VI Central for Windsor White River
RaroSd' WIN Conn., and Passumpsic River
burg, Montreal, &c ' ''7e > / oui'i Osueha-
Tickets TO all points north for sale NJ No ,r,,..
Morcester-J. BARNARD Agent " W. I os'er s'''
~ sss % p INV As y; any route and disanceess
and North. p INV siit HI Ii lor west
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VE1RRbM%0GNSTT A Al D., MASSACHUSETTS,

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,
cav. md TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD =
lelVe worcester, Foster st. Depot for IIoOsar un.
Tx N q, =, Adams Saratoga and Troy n " at $50 and
80 y III, LOT north Adams HOOsnc Tunnel Grepn1eld
Shel6urne Falls and Bmttlchoro at 30 and ii is n M
Fgr mreenneld ~ ESQ and ll.l5 m. and L20 p m.
pm. " '' i'' gu" i'4'
Leave Greenneld for Worcester at 80 and $685. M and
m, and 200 pm. " ''-- ""' o''A
Ine ~ IN and LOO pm trains from uoosac Tunna
Pow y " tIln from Greenfield, and Sal and 200 M
T ains IRON Bratleboro, connect at Fitchburg wlth
Ifnlnb lor PROVIDENCE. Newport and Taunton.
The 4 80 a IN and Lao m trains from Hoosac Tunnel
and oai q ~ and ZOO m trains from Bratleboro
&c. q. n RIfGGi.Fg Suh't
FuchDurR Mass, Dec. Z, 1871. diff fnyI
DOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNO.
and 400 M. -
Returning, leave Boston at e2s and II m, and m
Cars run through. Baggage checked through'wlthout
Passengers by this route land IN the Immediate velnt
u lhe Eastern, B0ston a Maine and Boston u Low
Depotsi also Steamers for Portland, ~ John and " -
hA Y "
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NLYDES IRON LINE.
STEAMERS FOR
H0IliIa(lelIDIli .


STEAMERS FOR
Philadelphia,
BALTIMORE,
and all points South and Southwest sailing semi weekly
Every WE'D ESDAY IL SATURDAY,
al P ~; from Providence, and at same days and hours
delpha with Ciyde Steam Lines for BaIiim6re ~ was
ingIon, D. G. Norfolk, Richmond, Va. and Charleston,
$ c. and principal southern and southwestern cities.
The WILLIAM II. CLYDE, Capt Rogers.
sails every SATURDAY. and
TIL, The " ELMINGTON. Capt. Brown. sails every
WEDNESDAY.
These American built Iron Steamships 1000 tons burden
aeGcsged expressly tor the coasting trade having four
Water-tlghi compartments great power and speed, and
hnc passenger accommodations.
shippers to the above points will find this the most
MARI goods iy ''CLYDE'Sf IRON LISF.r
No Wharfage and no re-handng.
A. E. QUACKENBOSS. Worcester
or to STEPHEN d. ANDREWS Agent
d. $ SrETsoS Il Co, Agents, ". r clyde Co..
General Agents, Philadelphia. dly jel4
zr-FsA NORFOLK AND BALTI-
II $3.50 MORE AND WASHINGTON. D. c.
NS-zLz AiszI41 STEAMSHIP LINE-Steamshipso of this
E<1sSS.z Line sail from end OF Central Wharf, Bos-
Ton, SkAl-WEEKLY, at 2.SO P. NJ, for NORFOLK and
STEAMSHIPS:
WAM hAWRERGc capt WWg m d FSstfr
MCCLELLAN ........,... F. NJ Uowes
GEO APPOLD ;;.;.... Capt. Winslow Loveland.
MILAN CRANE. capt. solomon Howe.
,BLACkSTONE........Cap Capt. Geo. IL. Hallett
Freight forwarded from Norfolk to Petersburg and
Richmond by river rails and BY the Virginia and Ten
ntssee Air Line, to all points in Virginia. Tennessee Ala
bama and Genrglai and the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad to all points in North and South Carolina; bv
places West. SIM Gal
Thrcughrates gwen to South and West.
Fine passenger accommodations.
Fare, including berhs and meals: to Norfolk Sl5 ~
time y hours; To Baltimore, Sl5-time is hours
For further information apply to
l.. SA MI'sON, A gent,
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STEAMBOAT TRAIN FOB NEW YORK

NEPTUNE LINE.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22
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su.9 8AhkD.
ABBEY-SNOWDEN.-At the residence Of
Mr. Alex Mcleod, in this place, on Thursday,
by the Rev. Mac. b. Young, Mr.. r. N. ABBEY
and Miss f.. v SsowDss, all Of this place
We tender our congratulations to the happy
pair, and hope that Dick may End a NEW in
centive in the smiles Of bis lovely bride to de-
vote the hours ofhis youth 70 an active pursuit
in winning for himself sud hets competency
Of HES earthly goods.
DUGGER-FARLEY.--At the residence Of
the bride, near McTver Church, in this county,
on Wednesday evening last, by the Rev. G B.
Young, Mr.. JOHN r. DUsGER and Miss FANNIE
FARLEY, all Of this county.
When we see the friends Of our youth fast
joining themselves under the hymenial ban.
ner, we cannot but heave a sigh of regret that
we should be left among the unloved aud IN
lovable. And in the uniting Of these young
friends in the strong bonds Of matrimony, we
can but feel that they deserve all that can be
wished good for them. The winsome ways O.
thy most charming bride, friend John, will
drive all thoughts Of care away, and give viQol
10 every effort Of your life. The victory o.
Hymen, in this case, over Esculapius, is mos
complete, and who, we ask, would care to b,
a disciple of the latter, when the silken letters
of the form bind SO lightly, yet SO strongly, the
mind, soul and body.
WOODRUFF-EDDINS.-At the residence
of the brides father, in Pamela county, Miss,
May 2lst, by the Rev. J. H. Collins, Mt, q. J.
WOODRUFF and Miss ANNA EDDISs, formerly o.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
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= ~ 1afd sssi a. gs-ika
q shafass Oslk - - y-5fs
siafsi 80 lffs aa t
t. So t.c,ssy Z ~ u. s..fn
y - $50 as 81 sffsi
sh@hs - afs s8saf saasts-
n 80 uskzliei b 81 uaks =
ssrssus. asnfals sai q, hsss -
> ffzialaI faIzass tom ths tyfsaag
q ethm sed ehiafefsm ilssiur
bssa sutaIfle4 - - sssrs=s Tests.
ani hasiaztsa tfsaxhf lsss fpGsi.
sitiea - Ell tines ed uladef al &c.
ssmzsssess ~ IN agent n ssspsai.
ing ssnab.lify, i he's signal ,
sindIenieI IL alsimsio perfect harms.
len=ns.s and thorough sih Zones.
The ChlesTs Medical Essminsf gives
The failosinx ssiimz,s Of the Fslatiss
danRsf from different anssshsiies.
based Hpsn = careful examination
Of statistics Of goo ,sg5 cases By Pfof
Il. Andrews Sal. ether. one death
10 "a. 900 administrations; chloro-
form, one death % 2,725 sdminisira-
tons; mised chlcroiorm ard ether.
one death 20 5.5ss administrations
biehIoride meshyline, ose death 10
1000 administrations; nitrous oxide,
no death In 75,D00 administrations.
II Is stated By those who have used
the gas that NO s%eriocs accident ever
followed It's administration, bat hat
on the contrary, the effects have al
ways been most satisfactory and
encouraging, although administered
In cases where no other agent could
have been employed without serious
results.
The reported death Of a young
lady in Philadelphia from its in
huence proves Is be untrue, as the
lady was only in the act of taking
it, and from excitement, fear OF
Eeart disease, she died.
DIR. G.. y. Hurd, OF Memphis, has
the finest apparatus for generating
pure gas in the city OF Memphis, and
parties desiring to use the nitrous
oxide gas should give him a call.
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The Democratic Senators are
much annoyed at the obstinate res
fusal Of the administration majority
in the Senate to allow the debates
and proceedings on the British
treaty TO be- published. 1t is said
there were not d Senator on either
who was not perfectly Inundated at
the exposure made Of the conduct Of
the government. A Democratic
Senator declares that he would give
I'VE thousand dollars to have the
proceedings made public.
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ARE YOU GOING WEST2

If 50, take our advice. and purchase your
tickets over the old reliable and popular Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, which Is positively the
only line that runs three daily express trains
from ST. Louis to Kansas City aud the West
and is positively the only line which runs Pull.
mans Palace sleepers and day coaches (espe-
cially for movers) equipped with Mi.ler's safety
platform and the patent steam brake, from st.
Louis to Kansas City, Fort colt, Parsons, Law
renee, Leayenworth, Atchison, st. Joseph, Ne
braska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha with
out changed For information in regard to
time tebles, rates, ETC., to any point in Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas OF
California, call upon or address j. +. THoMP
SON, Agent, Missouri Pacific Railroad, Chat
tnnooga, Tenn,a or Atlanta, Ca; OF E. A
FORD, GENT Passenger Agent st. Louis, No.
No tronble to answer questions. All
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Wstsm
e aAHrsag - W1rfai h ~
s@alzsf feala a fAs ssus. ne
a. NS.ha afs - zahf1sy s,ls.
ifz Is uhkh > neuo y ~
$50 4 81 Hitis. sd slssi
ezhisss. 80 killed " . yssnF
ehlls $40 y Re nzss = Mlisa
bhs1fesi Tie nerp, 9TH ssssnl
gksrs. sod TgusK Bradford wsFs e
III. Aii@ WHsgsfn's miII having
sons pindisx aae. and wblls Il
he nil he bsEIe raz sect 70 esish
heldo u yeehg Bradford and 10 eune
ida'. sep be face WITH his band, md
. dfn- . halle sad thFesisn 70 kilI
him. bradford sspossuIzssd with
The negro saa repeatedly requested
him 81 turn BIN loose; 'has be esuld
not whip bin, a. be was inierier 10
strength TO tie negro. Upon the
negro releasing him, he sent into
''ii'', had h's sack o. meal put ou MS
horse, mounted him and started
home. Ibs negro sen'n spProsehed
ana struck h'm WIN poa'u twice.
aud Young bradford 'o'd h'm 'ha'
he had 40 weapon, but that nc would
get one and settle The matter mat
evening. bradiord went nome ana
having armed himself with a pistol
he went BY alter a young ae'ghoor
friend by the name OF Jimmy Glenn
ents, a boy about fourteen years old,
and got him 70 30 with him. taking
his gun. They met the negro Eli
IN the public road on the Nelson
and Bradford demanded OF
the negro if he would not take back
what be had said aud done at the
mill, to which the negro refused, aud
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A Nut for the Next Mite Meeting
to Crack.

Mr.. RASporLH--The following puzzle will
DO for the next mite meeting to while away a
few moments over.
SQUARE WORD.
lat Something that appears fresh in sardis
every week. qr
End. Something used to make the above ap-
pear fresh every week.
3rd. Those who take no interest In this
fresh appearance every week.
4th. A good thing to enjoy after looking at
the fresh appearance Of this wonder every
week.
Let the ''miters' solve this problem within
the next week, If they can, and III add my
mite to the contribution. IDLE.
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-
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80 s@He@ - t
mf
49, ~
49, a. - - - sfta
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ffna smfm 80 Hsa a.
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"a sa st~saF s asa
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ftssfsWrssp ss
"a ssss u - saas s
49, serves ~ ~eafs - 3 49,
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ffsss sftlsff So hsf tlae
Tres osssss Assasa ~ s sais.
Al ssf 80 1aihssyf fsssss So
tsa tssss ~ ~ b - 81 sss
IfHe1 ~ gizaaaai 1913 NJ ~
Fus w. - puss. iAts svs ~ -
Thsf szss hsm iIsss . Ct nafafs . Ell,
l. sst mars p-ssrisra passssd bus
ia dsr n as~r-Osfs nosiiass
70 sessb ssf thaurhs asl sms ~ ~.
Thss esa nll tsfmsii. sififcs and vsfs.
Thsts . pssss ssd fsa bsyona NE skisi
"a dag " hseiaT. wtist ne Feis
Had pdfed shove oil iablsd ssal.h,
Fot we're = Ike shis their mr. sholss
Had bssa lhe homes Of Joy sad health.
ia sing ofihsse, snd Fiors's vale
should echo with soh melody;
Muse shoald hoat on bresre and gale,
And lady ! would sing 70; thee.
But since my feet another field
Must tread, where flowers do not grow,
Since poets pen | may mol WELD,
The Egii Is all that ! can show.
Yet lady ! would breathe a prayer.
As pure as sinners prayer may beA
To Heay'n-oh may Il enter there
For those thou lowest and for thee.
That peace may ever Ger thee ding
Its beams, and sorrow never come
To sadden, with its darken'd wing,
The pleasures of thy happy home.
That time shall bling its richest store,
Of gems, and joys thy cup to fill,
And when thy life's sweet dream is DER,
That death shall be but sweeter still.
Ios.
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Cotton RlOOmS.

W. have received from several Of
most enterprising planters
blooms of cotton.
Mr.. W. Z. E. Darby, living west
Of Batesville, and Rev. Mr.. E. w.
Henderson. living west Of this place,
send full blooms Of cotton, plucked
on the 18th inst. Mr.. Mildreige
Towles, living two miles northwes,
Of Pamela, sends us a bloom plucked
on the 10th and reports that the
stalk from which this was gathered
had tifty-one squares upon it, and
that this was not a much better. sam,
ple than q crop Of several acres
This fine cotton is what is known
as the Dickson cotton"
Mr.. j.. r. Bozeman, Of Pope's
station, and 1T. Z. w. Miller, living
seven miles east Of Batesville, also
send US full blooms plucked on tn,
18th. Mr.. Hudspeth, on the j. o
Harris place, also sends us q sampl,
of the advanced growth of his cot.
ton crop in a full bloom gathered OF
the 10th inst.
Mr. w. II. Short and D. Primo,
also send blooms gathered on th'
18th. !
Mr.. J. 3. Bridger sends rs q cot
ton boil, fully developed, plucket
from q stalk of cotton in his field,
on the 18th.
We have heard numerous reliable
planters ptate that cotton is bloom
ing from five to ten days earle
than ever before known in thi
county. Whether this is an evi
dence of angaoundant yield we leav
for time 10 answer.
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If the f0llowicg lines be true, and
We are disposed to think they are
. great many Of our patrons vii
never meet US in "the happy land 2
unless they repent Of theiI
sins very speedily: sl0
The. man who cheats a printer
Out Of q single cent
Will never reaeh that lheAvslly land
Whore old Elijah went.
he will not gain sdnittancs there,
BY devils he'll be driven,
Andhsds TO iSaf his tsneswsy,
Outside the walls Of Heaven.
VI. dEIh4N Esi4IAf sltf
Without > Eaa 70 greet htS,
without : single grim
fhs ha~ppiaess;thas AersiIl rsAt
viii y slniehty thin
HslIshess q eat herthissls WA
0fsostox and regtet
He'H haze % buck around right smart
wild yasksS thieves sayOu bet"
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We have had quite a number Of
nice things in reserve to say about
our friends who sent us fruit and
such good things, but we are still
waiting an opportunity wherefore
+" we rice to explain hat the ways
of our readers are most peculiar and
savors stronglyo Of the heather Chi
nee"
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-ensvx OF our county CIT
have left in the last ten days,
b will leavelin a short time, to visit
psssipg places, or other pleasant
|unmer resorts This is an evidence
kppsperity in the country, as it
hkss money to enable people to
bend their simmer months at
hsss of public resort for pleasure,
BID our people have heen, since the
hi, too poor to invest in such costly
|lasures.a
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Go EARLY TO CHURcH.-The sug-
gestion Of Old Bell" that people
should get to church on Sabbath
evening a little earlier, is worthy Of
consideration. 4 Whenever could see
why they shonld wait until nine
o'clock and thus necessitate the con
tinuation Of the services until after
ten. II our lady friends will see to it
that supper is over by seven, and
the young men are made aware Of
this, thematter is accomplished. **
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Look Out, Oyerseers Of Public
.g Roads.

There are quite a number Of public
DDS in the county in bad condi-
b, andth overscers ofpublic roads
DO permit their roads to remain in
ID condition o7er ten days, at any
be, should be indicted and pun
bed. The board Of supervisors are
much in earnest in their deter
to have the road law fully
implied With, and overseers will be
M toa strict account. The Grand
Fry meets on the fourth Monday in
NJ, and q word to the wise is sufi-
w! y. nj ~ MAHnf NMH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Duncan Mclean, the owner of
the"Bay Horse" Saloon, corner Of
Monroe and Second streets, Mem
phis, won the splendid punch bowl
and set, voted at a church fair in
that city to the most popular and up
right saloon-keeper in the city. His
place Of business is on same street of
the Peabody Hotel.
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"With age comes wisdom, and a. the world
grows older 1t grows wiser So wrote the
father Of English literature; but exceptions
might be taken to the universally Of the rule.
We all remember the story ofthe farmer who
sack aud a rock ID the other end to balance 1t.
He was strongly conservative, and did as bis
father and grandfather were accustomed to do
before him. Yet with all its exceptions the
rule ought 70 Be Tue. n this sgc a steam
and electi lefty be who did not b. lievc in them
would DO esteemed far behind the times, and
the march Of improvement has shown itself in
the army Of all things great and small. Com
binine the experience Of tpe past with the
knowledge Of the present Magic Arnics Lini-
meat hai been compounded-no o~id-fashioned
grease 70 become rancid and offensive-no
strong compound Of ammonis Or hartshorn to
give relief in . minute TO b. succeeded by
more pain in I quarter Of ID hour-but 4 real
y scientific compound which softly sinks thro'
the skin, penetrates and pefmestes the whole
muscle end cures neuralgia, II umatisrn, cramp
or any kind Of hurt bruise o. pain, by IN pos
tive and permanent action. ItutAliscs dying
forces and holds them TO their work, and b.
hold : cure. Use NE Magic Arnica Imminent
and testimony like the following will Be ready
for your friends.
NovEnBEs %, 1871.
Jacob Green Of Itowamba county, Miss, u ar
the Alabama line, relates his experience with
the Magic Arnica Imminent and Rheumatic
COMPOUND. About : year and . half z Z, be
was terribly afflicted with rhsumatisa, bsine
badly crippled, scarcely sbis b ding himself
aionr ard utserIk unit Sos work. He vas
hanled 10 his wagon 70 Iuka, wbsrs, upon the
Recommendation Of Mr.. 3. J. wadley, be pur-
chased . bottle each Of Hagie Arnies Lini-
ment, and MxnsieId md Hisbees great inter-
nal remedy the Rheunatia Compound. he
commenced improving q 0nos, and has for I
long time been stoat weillaad hearty, abie 70
endurs an the htigsss OF q s<tivs farmers
Hfe and owes his conplsts end perfect ears es-
tirely 10 he sbsvepsesd s~ediises.
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES AT PALMETTO.
The Rev. W. s. Speirs, rector of
the Church Of the Redeemer, at Sar-
dis, purposes divine preaching at
the school>house, Palmetto, on the
fifth Sunday in June. All are in
vited to attend.
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The weather for the past week
" been intensely warm While
scondition Of the thermometer
4hot besn satisfactory to the feel
~ q the genus homo, It has been
the right temperature to benefit
be cotton crop.
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Notice u Creditors.

letter. tsstsmsntsry Of the Will Of Nm. Aths
Fitzpatrick deeeased, having been granted to
The snderds1b ~ by The Chsncesy Court Of Pa
nola ecanty, n~issl~ipps, o. ~ foth day d
Nay, 1877
Notice q hereby given 70 IN ipsrtiss having
claims agaiBstftte 1890 n I'D testatrix To
exhibit their claims and have them registered
II ths ofics ofthe 0erk 81 the ChAnesfy Court
Of aid county, within, he time prescribed BY
Law, Or they viii 81 1orev6k 6srred.
f9at1fa NtA TnOnAetf. WILSON.
rs1s-4v Executor.
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The var upon the canines still
.e,oersssss With undated arder on
H. mart Of our "Chief Of Police
sueeess 10 bis efforts.