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Attachment Notice. .
s. H. Gunter vs.. W. R. Butler.

B. II. Gunter VS.. w. k. Butler.
Whereas, an attachment was issued by the
undersigned, Mayor and ex-oficio Justice of
the Peace, on the 9th day OF December, A. D.
1872, at the suit Of s. II. Gunter,r against the
estate Of W. r. Butler to recover the sum Of
forty-ore dollars and fay cents, which attach
ment was reiurnable before the Justices Court
held by the undersigned at Sardis on the oath
day Of December, AID. 1872, and is now pend
ing; and II appearing from the. return Of the
officer executing said attachment, and also
from affidavit filed in this GAUGE, that said dc.
fendant cannot be found, and it also appear
ing from said affidavit that said defendant has
removed to the State of Arkansas, and that
his postofhce add place Of residence ARE m
known. Now, therefore, said defendant, W.
R. Butler. is hereby cited to appear before me
at Sardis, In the county Of Pamela and State of
Mississippi % the 4th day Of February, A. D..
1873, to plead 70 said suit, or judgment by de-.
fault will be rendered against him, and the
proceeds Of the property sold will be applied
to the payment Of said plaintiffs claim.
Given under my hand and seal this oath day
Of December, AID. 1872.
p NrfD D. B. McHEERY, Mayor
! [sHAL ~ and ex-of. UP.
lana
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Citation Notice.

w WI
To JohfT, edopcr and m life Prrfnelis A w
who reside In Conway county, State d Am
I.ewfkhngJiu yddg coun VI, being their pstaF1
dress; Delilia * r Watson, whose rsSAsk5
postotilce address are unknown, but whohkh5
to reside near Doybrbrfdgem InnenbnE "a
State Of Virginia, eornelln N! Fufks md II i
band John NJ. Fulks, who are supposcd NJ l
licyed TO reside atsor near Keysyille1 hAlasH
ty, statepf Nfrgtnis, heirsa 4 law ofEiDBsAN
son, deceased,
You are hereby cited 70 hcyapd appear ksn1
Chancery Court OF Panoia COUNTY, Nsted NJ
the courthouse Of said county, in the tond ]
dis on the second Monday in JtpuarN iSS tlA1
there ID answer the petitioht died fihf nid k6knh "
N. Bu~rbridge, administrator de bomb non viii
will annexed, of the estate Of Elisha N. W,tA
ceased, for the sale Of lands belonging tel&it IN
among the heirs, and to show "a
any you can why said lands should not NJ III
HE proceeds applied as prayed for In said petMha
BY order Of court. Issued November 10, ISL
J.. C. HARRISON, o.
Harrison q Taylor, Solicitors. @ss.,,ynp q
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commissioners Sale of Land.

By virtue Of q decreeof the Chancery Court
Of Pamela county, Miss ssippi, rendered therein
on the 9Th day Of January, 1872, in the suit of
James NJ. Jolly, complainant, against Ezekiel
Slaughter, defendant, No. 375 in said Court, |
will as Commissioner, on
MONDAY, the Sd day of FEB. AID. 1873
in front Of the courthouse door ia the town of
Sardis, in said county, offer for sale 1t public
auction to the highest bidder TO- cash, the fol.
lowing land, lying and being in said county,
to-wit:
The southeast quarter of section IA, in town
ship 10, range 6, west.
&c. HARRISON,
4 Jan4-bt Commissioner.
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Maynard, of Tennessee, aspires
to the Speakership OF the next
House. Maynard is thin, narrow
edged and conceited man, and would
no doubt render somo sharp decls-
ions OH nice parliamentary ques-
tons.
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Commissioners Sale OF Land.

BY virtue ola Decreeof the Chancery Court
Of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered on the
18th dag of July, 1872, in the suit of Henry
Laird against J. {. Duvall, administrator, ct al,
! as commissioner therein appointed, viii Oh
MONDAY, the 18th day of JANUARY, 1878
within lawful hours, in front of the courthouse
door of said county, in the town ofSardis, offer,
for sale at public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described lands, to-wit:
An undivided half interest il the northeast
quarter Of section e%le'cn, township nine, range
six, west int. In n Q $ II, to, r 6, W. sit,
mated in the county Of Pamela, State Of Missis.
sippi.
December I, 1872. J. :. HARRISON,
dec1tds Commissioner.
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Rangers Netise.

Stray colt taken opby Russell Jonss.. l,y,o.
two miles east Of Belmons one sorrel colt, four
years old. No marks or brahis perceivahl.
Sale on the first Nondayin Mareb,lsfs. An
al $50.
ROBERT JARVIS,
nozS-Jw Ranger p. c.
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Stokes was found guilty of MUIR
der IN the first degree in the killing
of James Fisk, Jr., aud will be hangs
ed on the 2Sth of February.
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LAND O SALE.

We offer for sale section 6, township l.,
range 8, lying ten miles east of Sardis, in Pan.
ola county. Abont. so acres cleared land, so
of which is creek bottom; the balance is fnelr
timbered and very valuable. The place is
known us part of the NELSON Plantation. APP
ply to Capt. W. B. Locke or Capt. Samuel Ma,
thews for terms and further information, Land
will be sold in divisions TO sui, purchasers. 81,
j. FAC. JACKSON,
decl4-lm Sardis, Miss
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Buckingham has introduced a bill
in the Senate amendatory of the
National Currency act of 1864. 1t
provides that national banks redeem
the currency either in coin Or legal
tenders. i
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NO. 5o8.S
By virtue Of decree or the Chanceiy
OF Pamela county, Mississippi, rendst,s Z.
9Th day Of July, 1872, in the suit Of nass
Lipsey, administrative, against WI.
administrator, etc, ct IL, ], e omu
therein appointed, will on i,
MONDAY, the 18th day Of JAEuARf' "
within lawful hours, in front Of the coutslss
door Of said county, in the town q
offer for ale At public suction | sthsl a
bidder for cash, the following descEibed -
toawit; The northeast quarter Of secue,
y, In township seven, range eight weai.l.4
8 ~, TITS WI In the county q
State Of Mississippi
d1tds A.. C~omniaios''
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A Detroit gormand wanted a
Christmas turkey so bad he Gifted
one in the dead Of night, and now
pines in a dungeon cell Tor, sixty
days.
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Commissioners Sale Of Land.

40 fil,-- ID
By virtue Of a decree of the Chancery Court
of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered on the
12th day of July, 1872, in the suit of T.W l..
Askew, agent, against Al. Majors ct al, No.
AL, in said Court, !, as Commissioner therein
appointed, will on
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JAN. 1873,
wi hin lawful hours, in front of the Courthouse
door of said county, in The Town Of Sardis, ex-
pose at public cutlery for sale TO the highest bid
der, for cash, the following lands lying and
being in the county of Pamela, State Of Missis-
sippi, to-wit: ,. y
: The north half of section thirty, and the
south half Of section nineteen in township six,
range seven, west IN! $50, T6. R :, and 81
Sle, T6, a W.
JoHNC. HARRISON,
d o7-tds Commissioner.
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Rsngef's Notice.

Stray horse taken up " i, ! wiley, Twin,
'wo and one-halt miles eas. Of CORTLAND
Said horse i dark bay, six OF seven years old,
branded on the shoulder with the letters A.
Sale on the first Monday Of March, 1878. Ap.
ats75.
ROBERT JARVIS,
hoAo-aw Ranger 7. &C.
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STOLEN

From the undersigned, living on YQkpqi
er, near Readers's Ferry, one light ay 4
about 8 years old; has knot on each sids 1
face, caused from blind teeth, and VA MI
order. A reward OF ten dollars win
tor his delivery, or aAy information tAll !
lead to his recovery. li7 aa|
jan4-3t &c. KUYKENDAlL
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In Springfield, Illinois, a"French,
cook named Bridget O'Flaherty,
was caught greasing the griddle
with the heel OF an old rubber shoe.
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The interest due from the State of
Alabama on her bonded debt, both
foreign and home, was paid in full
Tuesday in London and New York.
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Chiefs Justice MaClure, of Arkan-
sas, when Oft the bench IL known as
"Poker Jack
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MONEY SAVED.

We Gin allow 10 PER cent interest on moaey
deposited .sh ~ 70 esf gsds, saA II se0ds
~ not boaghi MONEY returned on demand,
With toe interest We DO this on account Of
the trouble 10 making change.
ianll-2w MITCHELL ktO.
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State Of Mississippi Pamela county. ~. t,c.r

state of Mississippi Pamela county; the Board
OF Super isors of said county.
To Thomas league who Is q citizen of III,
State OF Arkansas, but whose postofice, afte,
diligent inquiry cannot be ,scertained: You
are hereby cited to be aud appear before the
Board OF Supervisors Of Pamela county, at 4
meeting to be held at the courthouse thereo,
on the Sd day Of February, 1873. then snd
there to pay the taxes due on the following
lands assessed to you, the same being reported
delinquent according to law by the tas col.
lector Of said county, to. Wit
Southeast quarter and fraction, nortbess,
quarter section Q, township 10, range T. M
taxes being, State IA 2s, county 0 N. school
5 IS, courthouse 5 SO, total Is 10; printer tn
) 90, clerks fee2 %, 10 per cent Q 81, total
amount 40 ~.
Northeast half and fraction southeast quarter
section is, township 10, range l. STATE TAX
% 50, county 10 10, school s76, courthouse
. 70, total so So printers fee s 90, clerks fee
! 90, 10 per cent 6 95, total amount II as.
Northwest quarter and north fraction north
east quarter section q, township 10, range !.
State tax l6 So, county III 81, school & 90
coui ihousc 8 80, total Al S.; printers fsc,5 o.
clerks fee ! 90 10 per cent 4t5, toiai amount
81 10.
Fraction northwest quarter section % town
ship 10, range !, State tax 8 10, county 2l7,
school 81, courthouse ! u, total ! 81, prin.
ter's fee 8 90, clerks fee ! %, 10 per cent rs
cents, total amount IA 10. Ao sgs
Together with ten per cent damages and all
costs, or chow that said taxes have been paid,
or in default Of such showing, Judgment for
the sale thereof viii be entered Al said meeting
OF said Board AGAINST said lands, c~ondemning
the same, or 90 much thereof according to law,
as shall be Sufficient 70 sAsisfy said taxes, costs
and damages. NC .HARRISoN, Clerk.
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cASH STORE.

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49, e. Ma4 - Ftae+ & 4sM
aa ara saaf-s A. ~ ef
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fs.l ~ fsa HszT 80 - -
mwasl ms fwf ~ fa
sass - #sF sM w 81 80 80 -
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.ts Dslh

An parties indebted TO the es4tspfk
Barringer, deceased, are notified hatysAa
and accounts are in the hands Of Nssu \
%lentine, Hefin h Co. for collection, end >
paid at maturity, suit will be brought on III
P,B, BARRINGER Adat
January |, 1873. ~ LII tA4f
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b. felm NJ Is nsas r.
80 Uhsas8 batsr khBvh e.
afai SEQ. faseaasas def
haf NJ tak sf psias 90 n
pfss- aal 81. 1asssl sat mad
Taif si is o. Fsiaas iasi saoahl
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rfisi n laihsm rsmsn. 80 be-
poems nak iatbs highest orisf far
psfiy 4 ssyi-. ls.fhsss 4 t
shi tsssiF "a ssafimeut
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aastsftaas ecvtHa4 Anassa r-
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ssl. ttf~ harrg hefr ~
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ro4is 81 EEas "a ie q ;aHe
M11Gs
iIsr 1Tr,TENU-lssuSd 20 South.
cru inventors Tor tie week ending
December 10, 1s72. Reported for
the PANoLG stan by X. 5. 4 A. p.
Lacey, patent attorneys, Washing
ton, d. c:
Machine to- cutting fabrics VIM.
j. Cassep, Richmond, Va.
Deyice Tor applying rubber nuts
to bolts jas Mihetree, Petersburg,
Virginia.
Fl,et: wn. C. Pe:tjohu, Ozark.
Missouri.
Ptow and pIow Cleyis: Francis
Reese. Wlsouvile, Ala.
Railway Tnek Clearer: Philip J..
Schopp, Louisville, Ky.
Cotton Cleaner: James /. Coker,
~IIartsyille, s. c.
Insect Trap Z, W. Curtis, os,
horn, Mo.
Boot for Horses; Jos. Fenncll,
Cynthiana, Ky.
Gate. II. z, Mat, Fork Meeting
House, Nd
Bale Tie Fastener: Robt. s, Sayre,
Stilesbcrough, Ga.
Bride: Jas. Ii. Wilson, Brent.
wood, Tenn.
Railroad Rail Joint: Jas. Adams,
Newark, Del.
Fence: A. J. Clcmmons, Aber-
deem, Miss.
Cotton plow; II. G. Godfrey,
Elizabeth City, NC.
Sad,lron Heater: Thos, IIagerty,
Richmond, Va.
Fire Escape: II, Marshall, Allan.
ia, Ga,
Pump Valve James Norman,
Charleston, W. Va.
Bottle Stopper: James II, Park,
hurst, st. Louis, Mo.
Machine Tor Cleaning Bricks :
Theo, NJ, Schiller, Knoxville, Tenn.
Earth Closet; John q. Smith, st.
Louis, Nc.
Cotton Seed Planter and Guano
Distributor: Carlos. g. Wilson, Mil,
ledgeville, Ga,
Car Brake: John Il. Workman,
Mobile, Ala.
Paddle Wheel. WIN. P, Walker,
Memphis, Tenn,
A most cold>bloodod and brutal
murder was comu itted Monday
night near the corner of Elizabeth
and Hunt streets, in the northwest
ern part OF the city Of Chicago. Two
SSedes-Lars Larson, a young man
twenty-five years old, and Charles
Isaacson, a boy fifteen years of age,
were quietly passing the locality
mentioned, when the latter was
seized by a number Of roughs who
had assembled on the corner, and
was wantoniy butfeted about and
thrown off the sidewalk. Larson
went to his companions assistance
aud seized one Of his %tormentors,
when the william drew a knife aud
stabbed Larson to the heart, and he
expired in a few minutes. The To-
cality where the murder vas com
mitted is one Of thu worst in the city
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FEMALE SCHOOL


COMO,
With the beginning Of this year, Mrs. Heath.
assisted by q competent corps of teachers, will
continue the 9th Annual Session Of her school
at Como, Miss, with renewed vigor and en-
ergy, commencing the first Monday in jan
uary, 1872 vii mr
.#. cHARcEs.
Tuition per month.................. 81 90
Board and Tuition give days in each
week. per month..-.-..-.-..-.--.... 10 90
Board and Tuition (regular) per mouth, 20 90
lights and fuel furnished in boarding
department)
Washing, extra ycr month .............,. 30
Music on Piano with use Of instrument 3 90
Music on Guitar =" =" 3 90
Latin, Greek, French and German Ian
gnsges, with higher branches Of math-
ematics, extra per month............ 3 90
Refer By Permission to
Colin. r. Sledge, Como, Miss
Messrs. Pointer Bros Como, Miss.
Mr.. W. D. Helm, s,rdis Miss. fa
Hon. j.. p. simmons, Sardis Miss.
Mr.. @. d. Stands, Senatobis, Miss.
Major A. N. Mckay, Hernando.. Miss
Col. Nat. Howard, Grenada, Miss
Newton Ford, Esq, Memphis, Tenn.
Persons living along the line Of the Misis-
sippi and Tennessee Railroad may pstronire
this school with advantage to themselves, as
they can have theii children At home from
Friday until Monday Of each week, thereby
materially reducing the cost Of board and tui
ton,
For further particulars address
J. =. HEATH,
Proprietor and Business Manager,
janitf Como Miss. |
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Rangers Notice.

rsksa % ty J A J Mia Uus nils sasi ei
Earsks n Pesos ssaaiy - the lstk dAy
y NsssMA~H isff see saan sfFs~heffy Fusa
nsrs sHh hs's ace BRAIDED 90 the leA
araiir ~isk iks letter ' ssa on lsh hip
vtk ~ siisf u Appraised ~ SO TIE
s.atf y he ~ saaiass 10 cuae forward. Pay
ttArea Aea rross pfePsfy, o. the SANE util
y al 80 ~ aFs heaiss % kss 1918, Ar
cesttg h. h~
ROBERT JARVIS,
lshiils Ranger.
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$4,000.
TWENTY. THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN Premiums, for Distribution
among the $500 SubScrib.
ers of the
CINCINNATI WEEKLY ENQUIRER !
In tnriI 1SSl

In April, 1873.
The number Of Premiums are always ~increas-
ed when the number Of names exceed the num-
Der calculated upon. " Hn.tH
We now offer the following; ..i'
] Cash Premium of...............,..Sl.OO0
~ Cash Premiums Of 800 cach....... 1000
90 Stem-winding Watches, $50 each. 1890
100 Cash Premiums Of S20 each ....... 1000
200 Cash Prcmiumsof $40 each, ........ 1000
100 Cash Premiums of$h each ,......... 800
100 Cash Premium Of SO each .......... 800
100 Cash Premiums of So each......... 200
1879 Miscellaneous Pre-, So to $40 each 1900
Making a total Of TWO THOUSAND Premi-
ums, worth TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Every subscriber who remi,s $500 for a
years subscription win have his name regis
tered, and viii be furnished by return mail n
receipt giving the date and number to which
his name is registered, said number being rep.
resetted by a duplicate In the distribution.
Agents sending 10 names aud $40. 90 at one
time receive n free paper one year and have
their names registered as participants for pre-
miums.
Specimen Copies, Posters, Premium Pam
phlet and Subseripio ion Blanks sent free to per-
sons desiring them. Address
FARAN & MCLEAN,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

rais nnrivslled Medicine Is warranted moi to
contain a single Particleof MERCURY, OF any in.
furious mineral substance, but Is
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Ransas Nellie

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sssf IL Fssf -isflss h fsesas ssaatfs sa
sss IfN ~ af lesetsf ls7A ere sifsEtff
- fsss tfssfst aft ~ htisf - 81
n ttaa sGf faf yssn "a ~ cher
asfis tssfi tsfsslsstis AtJniass 81
a. rha - srf i bsfsty astaff 70 sgHs
assssl frass psfaffg. sd ~ fhsfrss -
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So Hassv 10 NJ isIt
hnhFHf JARVIS
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which we offer to the public at low prices. It is our aim to ksa e
thing the people may desire, and in quantities to suit purchaser Is
pay the market value for COTTON. Give us q call. o. T.J.H.lm]
oc26 >.u ffggfa 3rtNfRrl
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State of Mississippi, Pamela county; the Board
sof Supervisors of said county.
10 y. O.. Estes, who is a citizen of the State
of New York, but whose postonice address,
aftef diiigent inquiry, cannot be ascertained:
\ on are hereby cited to appear before the
Bos7e Of Supervisors Of, Pamela county, at a
neetingto be held at the courthouse thereof
Oh the Sd day Of February, 1873, then and
there to pay the taxes due on the following.
lands assessed to you, the same being rep,rted
delinquent according toSlaw. by the tax COL
lector Of said county, to-wit: 5
All dissection 90, township 8, range Q. the
lakes due there n are as follows: State 8 le.
county 5 IS school 8 80, courthouse 8 3b, total
~ 4o;,printer Y Zee 900, clerks Zee 90 dam
ages 2 "a, total amount "a Al
Together with 10 pr cent damages md ali
costs, or show that said taxes have beer paid,
or In default Of such shogiag, judgment ,r the
sale hereof viii be entered Al said meeting Of
said Board against said lands, condemninr The
same or so much thereof according 10 Law, as
shall be sufficient to satisfy said taxes, costs
and damages.
irn4-4w &c. HARRISON, Clerk.
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a single partlclcM MERCURY, or any III
luuous mineral substance, but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
For FORTY YEARS Il has proved its great
velue 10 all diseases Of the LrvER, BOWELS and
kibSsrs, Thousands Of the good and great in
all p~artsof the country Vouch for its wonder
fol and peculiar power in purifying the BLOOD,
stimulating the torpid LIvss and BowxLs, and
impaiting new Life and vigor to the whole
system. StMN0s LIVER REGULATOR is
Acknowledged to have no equal asa
LIVER MEDICINE.
10 e~nntsins four medical elements never
united in ths same happy proportion in any
other preparation, viz a gentle Cathartic, a
wonderful Touic, an unerceptionable Aliera-
tive and a certain Corrective Of all Impurities
Of the body. Such signal success has attended
rs Use that il now regarded as the
Great Unfailing Specific
fot Liver Complaint and the painful offspring
thereof, to-wit DYSPEPSIA, CoNsTiPA-
Tl0N, Jaundice, Bilious attacks, SICK HAD.
ACHE, Collie, Depression Of Spirits, SOUR
STOMACH, Heart Burn, Etc, Etc
Regulate the Liver and prevent
CHILLs AND FEVER.
SIMMONS LIVER REG ULATOR
Is manufactured oily by
j. II. ZEILIN Il CO.,
MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA.
Price $l.0O per package; sent by mail, postage
paid, sl,04. Prepared ready for use 81 .0t
and $3.50. t
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
sns' Beware of all Counterfcits and limitations
ian11
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-19
A Geyser Wash-Tub,

The following occurs in 'The Ascent
of Mount Hayden" in Scri6ner's for
June: Gone evening Messrs. Spencer
and Hamp, DESTROYS of testing the cleans
ing qualities of the hot springs, at
tempted to wash flannel overshirt be-
longing to the former in their boiling
waters. After carefully soaping the
garment, they committed it to one of
the least active cauldrons in the basin,
when to their establishment the water in
the spring suddenly receded, carrying
the shirt out of sight Curiosity led
them the next morning to revisit the
spring, which proved to be geyser of
considerable force and as they stood
IN mute establishment upon the ledge
down its corrugated sides, listening to
the gurgling and spluttering of the wa
ter and the ominous intonations from
beneath, an eruption suddenly took
place, which projected the missing shirt,
amid column of water and vapor, to
the height of 20 feet in the air, and in
its descent it was caught upon one of the
numerous silicious projections which
surrounded the edge of the crater, and
recovered. During our stay in the ba-
sin, we had the good fortune to witness,
beside the eruptions already mentioned,
the Castle, the Beehive and the Grotto
in action. A hard wind was blowing in
the morning, when the Castle, by va
rlous throbbings, pulsations and shak-
ings, gave notice of its intention to dis
charge
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-19
A Temperance Lecture.

A man died in Worcester, Mass, the
other day, whose career ought to be for
young men the most effectual of tenn
perance lectures. Twelve years ago he
was young lawyer in Connecticut, of
uncommon abilities and brilliant prom
Use. He entered the army, and rose to
the rank of colonel, but he became adj
dicted to drink, and rapidly sank to the
grade of common drr1nkard. While
intoxicated one night, in a low den in
this city, he was sc shanghaed " aboard
bark bound for China. The vessel was
wrecked off st. Helena, and he with
several others were rescued and taken
to Cape Town. Here, while engaged in
a debauch, he was arrested and impris-
oned, anu afterward hired to a Dutch
farmer, where he worked with Hotten-
tots. Escaping, he shipped on trading
vessel through the straits of Madagas-
car, where he deserted and lived for
some time among the natives of the
island. Narrowly escaping murder, he
afterward put to sea in an open boat,
was picked up and taken to Cape Town,
and then to Singapore. For several
years he wandered about in China and
Japan, poor, drunken vagabond, finally
landed at San Francisco in state of
beggary, and made his way across the
continent His friends heard of him as
a bartender in miserable saloon in
Elizabeth, n. S., sick and broken down,
and took him home to die, WORKOUT
debauchee at the age of 36.