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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-04

State OF Mississippi, Pamela county; tie Board
Of SuperN lsors Of said county.
Ie y. G, Estes, whois r citizen of the State
OF New York, but whose postoficc address,
after diligent inquiry, cannot be ascertained
! GU are hereby cited to appear before Tie
board OF Supervisors Of Pamela county, at n
meeting 10 be held at the courthouse thereof
Oh tho Sd day of February, 1873, then and
there to pay the taxes due on the following
lands assessed to you, the SAINT being reported
delinquent according to law by the tax col.
leetor of said cornty, to-wit;
All dissection %, township 8, range Q, the
lakes due there IN are as follows: State s l6.
county 5 90 school 8 IS, courthouse s 80. total
~ 40 printers fee 10 90, clerks fee 100 dam
ages o4, total amount "a "A
Togethe' with 10 per cent damages and all
costs, or show that said taxes have been paid
or in default of such showing, Judgment FIR the
thereof viii be entered at said meeting of
said Board against said lands, oondemniuc the
same, or so much thereof according to law, as
shall be sufficient to satisfy said taxes, costs
and damages.
jrnd-iw &c HARRISON, Clerk.
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Rangers NOtice.

Stray colt taken up by Russell Jones, living
two miles east of Belmont, one sorrel colt, four
years old. No marks or brands perceivable.
Sale on the FIRST Monday in March, 1879. APP
praised at $50.
ROBERT JARVIS,
no23-3w Ranger P. 9.
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State Of Mississippi Pamela county the Board
Of Supervisors of said county.
To : Nj. White OF Memphis, Tennessee;
J on are hereby cited to he aud appear before
the Boaul Of Supervisors Of Pamela county, at
u meeting to be held at the courthouse thereof
on The 3d day Of February, 1873, then md
there to pay the taxes due on the following
lands assessed to YIN, the same hoint reported
delinquent according to law by the tax collec-
.or of said county, to-wit:
All of section 9, township 7, range I, west,
The taxes thereon being as follows; State tax
a2 "a, county - 20, school Is SO, courthouse
IL 3S, total 81 co. printer 10 90, clerk . 90,
ten per cent 3 90, total amount l02 90.
Together with TO per cent damages aud al
costs, or show that said taxes have been paid,
o' in default Of snch showing, Judgment for
the Pale thereof viii be entered at said meet
ing Of said Board against said lands, condemn
ing the same, or 50 much thereof according to
law, as shall be suilicient to satisfy said taxes,
costs aud damages.
jan4-4t 10 HARRISON, Clerk.
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BY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed on tie
10Th day Of March, 1871, and recorded in
Deed Book 5, pages al and 372, in the Chan
Gerry Clerks office Of Pamela county, Mississip.
pt, ! will as Trustee, at the plantation of ]. H.
Fields, in said county, on
SATURDAY, 2srH day of DECEMBER, 1879,
proceed to stll, at public auction, TO the high
est bidder, within legal hours, for cash, the
following property, to-wir
One bay mare, to satisfy said deed of trust
and costs. II. ECHOLS.
Dec. Il, 1872, Trustee.
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FIBST-CLAsS NEWSPAPER,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-16
woODFORD.

NN1Aft'hf'f
Glorious weather all of last week.
There is a deficiency in the mail Cor
postmaster) somewhere. Once or twice
during the past month we have sent
away matter for publication, when it has
failed to reach the publishers, until two
or three days after publication day.
Where is the culpabiIity?
Snow fell In Kingston, n. Y, to the
depth offs inches, last week Tuesday.
4 few flakes fell here the same day. We
feel thankful That Woodford IS not the
coolest place in the world
~ dancing party and oyster supper
was given 81 the residence OF ElmerGlea-
SON last Friday evening, in zip top
style" Proceeds, $40, for the church
VIM. II. Park, OF Charleston, Mass,
IS in town again. His family have been
stopping with the Misses Park, of this
place, for several weeks
Few people are aware Of the hard
Ships, trials and endurancos that the ear
ly settlers of town are necessarily COM
PEELED to encounter We think there are
several incidents connected with the early
history Of this town. that have not yet
been announced in the pubic print per-
tanning to the romantic, that are worthy
Of mention particularly so from the fact
that the ladies were heroiues aud Gear
riet The day" As a specimen OF these
thrilling anecdotes, take the following
+ for just what it is worth: 10 tie year Of
our Lord l71s, I've don't remember the
time, bat are informed by au aged in
! habitanl-aud it Is not Whitehall snake
story oilherl au aged family lived in the
northern part of lhe town IN the densc
forest with Bo family near them. One
day 10 so happened that the old lady aud
gentleman left The low log house aud took
a stroll in tba woods, leaving the ponder
uus door aiar. They were not wise iu
lHat respect a. the sequel will show.
soon after their departure from the house
. q monster black bcar took q stroll 20 the
habima5u, aad DIS besr-hip walked
proudly iu sud began 80 look oyer the
good fllag- az hIs own Gree brutal
WILL" Ills majesty was having q tigg
ilae. Soon, however, the inmates Of be
tausc returned, happening along the
sana wag thai buiu had marched only d
few moments previous They saw bl,
itaH aad followed "a. 1t led 60 the house
They perceived that they bad len iAe
door Of their foresl-dwelllns opeu just a.
theg came 81 sight The Old man was
appsmaay aHimste8-the old woman
u.ss rerss. They au1iosslg walked aloug
wllH e.ass 60 lhalg hau8s The man ST.
tempted 20 make Die better bali beiioy,
. As eaald slaughter ai}Y bears. 20, b,
careful IsaaeH calculated the old so
maa, = tear yanf courage will uat bold
aat." "rshaWi Ss.sie, son talk fsaI
Aa~ asl la4c. They bad now com.
. within d few rods of the house and hear5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-16


There is no pain which the
Centaur Lnimcnt will not relieve
no swelling it will not subdue,
and no lameness which it will
not cure. This is strong Lam
guage, but it is true. 1t has
produced more cures Of rheuma.
tsm, neuralgia, loekjaw, palsy,
sprains, sweilngs, ca cd breasts, soalds, burns,
pa1t-rheum, ear-acbc, &crupon the human frame
aud Of strains, spawn, gals, &c, upon snimas
in ons year than have all other pretended rene
dice since tho world began 1t isa counter iri-
taut. an al healing pain reliever. Cripples
throw away their crutches, the lame walk. pois-
ouous bites are rendered harnless and the
w1uuacI ara healed without scar. II il no
humbag. Ihe recipe te published around each
bottle. a. is selling 90 no article ever before
SOLD and j. sells because it does just VIA it pre-
te8as o. de-. Those who nov suter from rheu-
nlatisa, Ptu OF sErliug deaeryc to sunerif they
viii not use Ceutaur Luimeut More than 1000
eeraGeste- Of remarkable curse including frozen
limbs. ch onic-rHsumatism, govt, ruaulng tu-
mglE. &e, have been ra8eyei. We vii send
circular containing certificates, the recipe. &C.
gratis 10 aay ole requesting g. Oao bottle Of
the ye.ios snapper Ceuaar Lioimont is worth
one hundred dollars 10 spraiuei OF sweemed
horses and mulos. oF tor scres-sorm ia sheep.
st5ck-osucrs-th.s Hnimentis worth your atteu-
ton 81 family should B, without Ceutaur
Linmeat Sid by an Druggists. 90 cents per
bottle, large b9ttl1z. 81 90. J y. Ross a Co,
50 Bgaa1vag, Nrw Tola
tAsTuulA is more than Il substitute for Castor
OF. 10 is tho on safe article H eaisteuee which
IT. certain % asrlWl.ate The food. regulate the
baUels, G ~ gIuI-egHg and produce natural
rleep. u contains neither minerals, morphine
ar alcohol, and is pleasant e. tske. Children
need NOT cry and mothers may rect. 2l5ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-16

TOTAL, 49, 90 GIFTS, ALL CASH,
Amounting ip....--. BOO 900
The distribution will be positive, whether all
the tickets are sold or not, aud the l200G q It's
all paid 80 proportion 10 the tickets sold
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets so; Halves s25, Tentbs, 0r eaeh
Coupon e.: Eleven Whole Tickets for 500, Z1i
Tickets %, G00 Il5 Whole Tickets foi tlU0G.
"a Whole Tickets for 5000 NJ discount on
less than 500 worth Of Tickets o. time.
Tickets HoW ready f1I sale. aud al order. &C.
c0mpAntep b. the money promptly filled Lab.
eral ierms given 20 thosa who buY 70 sell again.
TH0s. +, BRAHLETTE
Agt PubIlb. Ky, and Manager Gil, Concert
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ay.
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EHATGtfFaEg.
Not ff aaul of uaus have ] been
silent Ser "aemsH afe constantly tsp.
penlHg and lsu't car tawu an interesting
aua1 bot Sickness. flle ahom.uaB.e, lass
catered cor household. so that at one
ama ue have symralhiatd with Job,
saa.a wIth d. eastman, bul bever with
lhe patience Of either
The landscape il basutlul BOW. &c
seaas 81 if thc suu' 3glt was peculiar
la.a year. 10 illuminate he bright leaves,
sa bright thaf SIC ieeI disappointed when
wo p.ak tHe Igaf aud find we've lost q
part of Its subtitle beauty,
-Tha Autumn always suggests sad
lhaagbts, and this year, aIlhougb q
eeaIthy season. au unusual numbar Of
death. h4rg occurred. Mrs. Francis,
Hile Of T. . Francis, Of the old Vessel
laa0 House, died very suddenly last
weak, mad a large number of Old resi-
aeal. have passed away.
Rev nc. Merrill IS to be installed
.he gh inst., az West DmttIeboro. Rev.
ir Chandler, tle former pastor bias been
attending ihe meetings of the Eyaugel-
Zeal Alliance.
II thiuk ii Mr.. Frank Oryis viii locate
anywhere ia Florida bis visitors would
decide that was the pIcasantost place for
$ hotel and as for the dividends no mat
ter, SIR. Oryis has been urbane so long
be mnst be so always from force Of habit.
The Congregational church chapel.
aud grounds are very pleasant and almost
completed. The Asylum buildings pro-
gress fast, other building is going on too,
SO VIC keep busy.
"A new thing, a 20 cent store.
-lfyou have forgotten me in my long
absence, aud au displaced by a wiser
aud better, retire gracefully, "scein IS
how I'm yours 10 health
CHESTER.
We have ever considered brother
"Woodlord" TO be d man Of unimpeachi-
BILE character, a man to be trusted, and
ono whose stories might be relied upon,
whether relating to indian atrocilus in
the early days Of Woodford's existence,
or comprising tubercuar fecuudity un-
der the influence of modern soil-slimu-
Tents, but his statement in a recent num-
Der oi the JOURNAL, about that potaloe
hin over there in Woodford, is a little too
much for as Now, Woodford, you
know, don't You, that we raise squashes
here that have to be blasted before they
can be housed! Corn stalks which 20 to
ship yards to be used as main masts
Before we can give full confidence to
your potatoe story We must know that
the said hin was subject to intermittent
volcanic action, that it has a Partially
for potatoes to the exclusion OF every
thing else in the vegetable kingdom, that
1t works night and day increasingly for
the promotion Of potatoes; that it has
been q favorable season for potatoes; that
the bin belongs to an lrishman with a
large family, whose cabbage crop was a
failure. We furthermore require Jake
Ilarbours affidavit in confederation OF
your statement.
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s sanssug and alYlag ef chops bic
bearsa5p had iifpsa ovsr dc molassas
can aud uas having time q g. They
Fpc3 ia truia HamPfeheu3ea 81 s.ta-
atan, he ungga a aoH Gcf-a growl.
Tie esd mans courage began ta fab him
5ast ag the cid woman bad sFPreh5Baed
aaa be bumped Tor q beam overhead add
lan ~allsa 60 6.bi TIE battle Hsreoarage
ausua t+-seldem the ease, however,
wiIb the fair aeT-sud she went at him
With her c.ab I'm hauJ. ssl,le dealt him .
heavy blow ovcrthe bead. The animal
gu.F showed BE ivory white teeth aud
looked acadiIY al hcr. She could not ran
30, called f1r iHe ald man who was look
iug from lhe beam overhead. He replied
Il aana uot come down. look out t1F
Yourself" Upon this lhe old woman give
hIm second blow "A good one,
shouted Isaac. give him another, salIiei
Bot the club wouldn't answer Der pur-
pose: sae was now Go such a position
that she could reach herp.slol; she clasp
ell IL la her hand aud fired Ills bearhip
felt 10 ghe Goor q dead animal. The old
man then eamo down aud helped dress
hm, aud the bcar-Neak that night was
rolisbed. And for many years thereafter
Isaac would tell how Sallie killed the
bear,
BERLIN, N. y.
The potato crop is considerably more
than an average yield,
VIM. +. Rogers is putting his mill IN
running order, with the intention Of saw
ing brush backs
Hon. Geo. T. Deuison, who has been
90 a prccariou, state of health for some
time past, has so far recovered as to be
able to ride cat.
-sevcral ear loads Of passengers took
the 1 p. IN. train on the II, /. Il. r., at
Chatham on Saturday last, showing a
decided increase OF travel on that road.
CHArAM.
Certain parties lay claim to about
900 acres Of land, portion of which is
in the village Of Chatham aud in the town
of Client. Their claim is based on a
deed recorded in Albany county, bearing
date some time in the year l7os.
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testimony which has accumulated in favor Of Or.
Wi.tsrs Balssm Of Wild Cherry as a safe, eff
cient and reliable remedy IN curing coughs colds
and pulmonary diseases. Many Of the cures are
tmly wonderful
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4 voice from Standardization Chemists and
their Production appreciated by the Professors
at the celebrated Universities IN Sweden. Mr..
Sachs, Hir-At your request, have tested Hairs
Vegetable Sigiliau Hair Remover, in my practice
at the "SoTaiimer Hotel and can say. it will re-
store gray hair to its original color II is en-
urely harmless, aud 10 Il valuable remedy to use
In such cases.
r. II. HALMSIEh,
Professor Of Chemistry and Medicine.
Stockholm July 8, 1863
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These Machines are sold on easy payments 10
suit the p 0pla,
o. SMITH, den1 Agent,
Ca... 533 Broadway, ALBAsY, n. "
'"1N' 90 Fulton street, IHo9 n, T..
NJ Is. BE&EUlCF,
Msnagef for Bennington County, Vt
l52Fa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-16

Ne weh alad Ia beaf thsf ta.s town
has the lsouas 81 lads correspondent for
lhe JouHsu tai sboalJ ja5ge har aews
ltgms 0em fsw sud Ter between, 81 she
has % bs oui S. laie a. thee o'alaa "a. 49,.
which j. ulea worse tol ,he health than
the mi3aigb, hoar waa.3 hags bceu. and
lhai j. eefy lsle hsur iof pleasure rides
faung maa, iigoH regard the health Of
,bs iAi5 oaes sod love "a bear gbat v1iee
speeleg ilau ise glgttehsaIt's aoa't keep
tie fair correspondent 9a1 quite - late
as ihe weather growing sa.d sus tie
n.RAis 8oaErr
Ws Hotoe amaua iae urw aII4rz5s ia
lawh ne IAmias iaees Of GF R.ehat1.
sen and u8r HabY Woodward aad
wife 81 Mass ana ae nlfc ef Rev Csc.
dohasun ol M5HH
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The Qualities which Recommend them.

1t will seam, hem, fell braid, bind. tuck,
gather gather aud sew on band, Quilt, cortland
perform other speCies Of sowing, making boat
tful andperfect stitch alike on both sides Of
the article sewed
There are more attachments 10 this Machine
than any other The following attachments
t,ivau wi In aarh Machine ara
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-28
r O r SAL e
MRS. G. e. SMYTH'S

CrCHooL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
= Children in the Lindsey Institute
building. will reopen September SIN, 1873
English branches, Mathematics aud Modern
languages by competent teachers. Paint
ing and drawing classes taught by Mrs
Wilkinson. The location is very desirable,
being central, quiet and easy OF access. For
circulars or further information apply 70
Mrs. Smyth, ChapIitIe street, near 9th, (old
Isl street,, or at the school rooms.
iui2I-rb
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DIE ID.

GARDNER-Parker Gould Garduer, sor
OF James h. AMI Julia L., died in Bellfon-
taine, Ohio, July 2ith agci months and p
days.
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mi.irnnlmer MaIaria.

At this season the heat OF the sun lber-
a,es from he soil, the water and the filth Of
cities immense quantities Of unwholesome
gases which the strongest eau scarcely In
hale with IMMUNITY, and which develop
the most distressing diseases In the weak
and ieebIc. u is, therefore, OF paramount
importance TO invisoraie the body in R"'
weather. Vneljzean strengthen the ttom-
ach and the. nervous system with at least
two doses per dsy Of HOstetter's Stomach
gitters and Won viii be sure TO escape the
fits OF indigestion, attacks OF bilious collie,
sick headaches, disrrhoeas and dysenterieS
which are SO common at this season. Be
prudent. A little care and exercise now
may prevent your being Frustrated by re
mitteut or intermittent sever, or by chronic
bowel or liver complaint throughout The
fall. When rigrr Is ooziDg out of every
pore under the rays OF an almost vertical
suu, This genial vegetable tome suppliesto
the nervous system an sliment which en-
ables IL to withstand the drain.
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MORE ABOUT THE MALLS.

A sbephetdstowu correspondent of
the Baltimore Sun writes to that jour
nal: 'a..,
1.-THE people are loud in their COM
plants OF the transportation OF the
mails. Mail matter should be delivered
east and west daily, but as It is now the
mail from Baltimore to day will not
reach here before TO morrow. There
ought to be,sorhe remedy with the de-
partment. ..
The Martineburs Independent says
that a"petitiou to the Postmaster Gen
:. .ersl asking him TO rearrange the mail
facilities Of Martipsbuyg, is being circu'
lated for signers. There will be no
trouble to get the whole community to
eighil"
ThsRitchie Gazette has th following
10 addto the general complaint:
Something is seriously wrong With
the mails. On last Monday We did moi
receive paper, something that never
occurred before in the history OF this
office. Like the Times, the Wheeling
dsilies come in irstallme nts lately. A
few more mails daily would enable us
to get q whole weeks papers az once.
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THE Springfield Union thinks that
one of the mos! amusing sights is tina,
OF an elegantly dressed young lady
starding in 8 mud puddle in the rear q
street car, from which she has jus,
a,ighted, and calling for her pet poodle
to "come back, ycu awful thing, and LEI
that horrii yellow dog alone" and the
next instant beseeching the driver &c
wait till she can get her darling dog"
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TURTLE SOUP.

TURTLE SOUP LUNCH WILL BIZ
served every morning from A. NJ, Mt
JOHN GEBHART'S Saloon, South Wheel.
log. All are invited. JulylOb
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BACKING Down.

1t SCENE q little hard, 10 view o. OUT
desire for journalistic harmony here, at
least during ths hot weather, that the
moment we cordially endorse the In
tslHgenesr's advice as to the Governors
future course, our neighbor immediate.
" rstrscts his counsel aud suggests a
different decision. It is very sad Indeed,
and gives us no end OF trouble. A lew
DAYS ago the Intetfgsncer advised the
Governor to resign. This advice wss
put forth in all the dignity OF double
leads, and every journalistic device was
resorted to to attract attention to
the article. or course, we read
the editorial in question and, to our
great,dslighh found that We could cor
daily and with entire satisfaction en-
dorse the course OF the lntslhgencer in
this regard and add to the weight OF
our cotemporary's recommendation our
own candid acquiescence. 90
But no sooner did we second the In
tslHqsncer's motion than that paper I'M
medistely turned tail upon its delioera
ately chosen course and now most
shanefully backs do,cn and takes back
its former advice, and on last Saturday
told the Governor that he ought not 10
resign. n II this was done for
the sole purpose OF dis
agreeing with the REGISTER, it may be
chronicled as one OF the tew successes
our neishbor has earned, for we are
compelled in our desire to give to Gov
erpor JACOB the advice Of friend to
still insist that the Lntelligencer was
right few days ago when it advised
him to vacate his present office.
Our relations with the Governor
would have prevented our mentioning
the matter 10 the first place, but after
it had been suggested by his personal
and political friends we thought our
selves at perfect liberty, for the sake
OF political harmony to second
the recommendation that had been
made. Is it to be wonder
ed then that we now complain that
we have been deserted by on, chosen
leader and left to fight the battle alone1
We still think that If any reliance Is to
be placed in the assertions Of his par
tisans Governor JACOB ought tolresign.
The radical newspapers are busy in as
suring him that he has been stripped OF
all his prerogatives, that he has been
reduced to the position ola mere figure
head, that he has no longer any proper
influence in the administration OF the
State government, and that he is liz
aBle to still further indignity
at the hands OF the Legislature. 1t is
not likely that be would be aware OF
his dreadful situation without these as
surances from the Radical press, but,
if he gives to them the same heed he
has heretofore given. he is bound to
conclude that be is 10 a very bad way.
1.-The believes all that the Wheeling En-
elEgencr AID other Radical newspapers
says in relation to the letters that are
thrown around him by the recent de-
cisiou by the Supreme Court Of Appeals,
we expect him to resign. III he does
not believe the Radical editors he will
hold on to his present place. Now let
us see what de will do.