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$4,000 FOR AN INCURABLE CASE
From N Distinguished Lawyer of Boston.

MR.. FRANK KINsMAN: Dear Sir-I desire to say
word in behalf Of your Adamson's Cough Balsam. L
have been a sufferer from very severe cough from
the first of last November, trying great many pre-
scriptions without any considerable or permanent
Improvement, until the middle OF March. when a
friend brought this balsam to my notice. tried the
and had no occasion to try any more, for within
twelve hours from taking the first dose The cough
entirely left The result seemed little less than
miraculous. have sent more than score OF SUI
ferers to Mr. Goodwn's, No. 80 Hanover ST., Tor the
remedy and 80 far learn, in every instance with
marked success Respectfully yours,
CHAS. q. NUTTER-
Firm Nutter s. Squire. Attorney and Counselors-
at-Law, q fremont ST.
Iron Alonzo s. Weed, publisher of lions Herald,
IS Bromfeld ST., Boston.1
Several bottles of Adamsons Botanic Cough Bal
sam have been used in my family with tbs most graf
flying results. We esteem it as one Of the best oil
medicines.
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-05
Costiveness the most Prolific
Source of i'll Health.
DIR. H A r r I S o MS
PERISTALTIC

nails as the most Agreeable,
Convenient, Effective and
Sure Remedy for
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NOTICE.
q r. INTERNAL EBYENUE
SPE g A T. 4 a Y " 3,
MAY T. 1875 W ApnL 80. 1876

Is PE g A l. Y A y " 3.
MaY T. 1875 ~ APnL 80. 1876
The Revived sruteso ~ me y = SECTIONS lJ1
lY17. anis nnd $50 require everY peffuh ehvHg
d ln sny b%fisiae,s. ayaraii1n of eFploymsat
shicH reaiefs Lilo liable TO IL sptciI fht, ~
Pfacnfe and Place Censp.e ,uslv iu bis Estib-
iabmant M Place " Unsinoss ID stamp denpfiny
lie rnv men, ~ sid spscih rAx far ths Spspid
fnE Yesf %beginning Nav g. 1913. hef1fe Cala
mencisg or continuing business f0r April W, 1875
The Taxes embraced withiH the provisions 0f
the law above quoted sre the foduwiug VIZ
Recfihers s2ua oU Dealers rttol liquor 10 an
Deal " wholesale liquor 700 90 Dealers. IN
malt iiquors. Wholesale 50 90 Dealers IN malt
Iiqnors' retil 20 90 Dealers IN bal 'obaeeo
% w. Retail dealers IN leaf tobacco $50 ~.
And on sales Of over ~ 100, hity eentsf or eyey
dollar IN excess Of 900.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco a. M, Manu-.
fHrtnfers Of stills 80 ~; Aud tor zach siiil mana.
fictured 20 o And for each W. N manufactured
20 90 Manufacturer ~ tobaro 10 u1i Manu-
hcturers Of cigars 10 O0i PeddlerA Of tobacco,
fret ciase. tmore than two horses or other All
mll-l 80 0Gi Peddlers OF tobacco, seeoud class
two horses OF other animalsl p OOi Peddlrrs Of
tuhAccO, third class. lone horse or other ANIMAL
as; Pedd' era of tobacco, fourth class on foot or
public cJnyeyancel ~ nO; B. ege8s of ICES than
j0O barrels so 90; Brewers of SO barrels or
more 100 20,
ANY person, 90 liable, who shall fail tn comply
with the foregoing requirements viii be s lbie;t
% severe penalties.
Persons or Firms liable to pay any Of the Spe.
rial Taxes named above must apply to N
sHAUQIINESSY Collector of Internal Reve-
une, let District, NJ jackson, Miss. and pay for
and procure the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps
hey ueed. prio' to May |. 1873, aud without
i%HrIiser notice.
Office of Internal Revenue.
Washington, ID. q Febru try LIST, 1873.
NJ hnIFnT
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On Saturday night Awfil the 10Th
a ban was giscu at tho Hole In the
Wall. W tive T. u club OF Bay -
Louis. Knowing bow perfectly ur
70 on enc gencics Nrs. Drysd,le The
tir loslcss Of The occasion Was, We
dropped in to spend a few moments,
4 silent booker on, and were fully re-
wardcd 10y witnessing the ball room
which, by tie way since il he's been
sidcned is The bet in Biloxi) alive
with gay and festive youth tripping
the light fantastic toe, oil merry as a
marriage bell. This was but the be-
ginning OF the grand cpd ao on sun
day afternoon the B. b. club OF Bay
st. Louis met, upon the Green, the
Palmetto i. B. G. Of Biloxi, TO de.
terminc the merits OF Tie respective
Gibbs. The attendance upon the
game was quite large, and as usual
the ladies turned out Ell masse. to II
courage the P~llmettoes TO sustain the
reputation they have so long enjoyed,
and be victors in tie contest. This
they did completely, winning the
game easily. Another mark for Bill
ozi. G.. X. 3.
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Tss IT mff ran kRgsa citizens
ustsfs H. A. Cudabao ed Waltef
n pcaag w. leffa afe aboat 70 em.
tafs In Hefehaadala aad lsyioE
erected = cspaehlas store boase ~
Ilo,s Point hsso lcit To- Nss 0rIcaos
~ lsy IN q stock Of goods sith which
70 hit IT, Look out for Jssgiiui
goods NJ rnaiD rficcs
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Il swear said q man to a maid,
"that Sou are very handsome. Pooh!
20 sou would say II you did not think
so,' said she. Ard so you. would
think whether | said 50 or uot," lit
,a,.I al
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MARINE AND COMMERCIAL
E w
OFFICE OF THE STAR, PASCAGOULA.}
Friday, April 10Th 1919.
tFRom FnfDAY. April 9Th

ENTERED.
Schr Texaha, Briggs, 80 toni, from Progetso, TO
Fernandez 2 Co.
BIZ. Bk Malta, Mllcomson. 537 tons. from New
Orleans to Bereier & DeSmet.
CLEARED. .tIEl.Ie.I
ScNr Thomas Winsns, Morgan, "A .ons, Brazos,
santiago, 81 224 # lumber and 1890 iaths
by Wosdhouse and Belkunp.
Swedish Bk. Pehr Gustaf, Brandt, SID tou :
GreeDoek Scotland, 25,77l cub 1t timber
and 1880 4upt fl lumber by Bercier aud
DeSnet.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Nor Blk Albert, Anderson, 666 tons,
Me- Bk Oscar, IL, Gellliksin, 59i tons,
Br Blk Auxilliar, | eake, Az tons,
Schr Walter Denny, Taylor, 30 tons,
BIZ. Ship Beethoven, Smith, 800 tons
Br. Bk. Arabe!la, GratfanI, 3i9 tons
Swedish Dk Antonetta, Skan,ze, 6aj tons r
do do Hnaiksville. Bylund, 5l9 TONS
Schr Dione, alta i
TO which are to be added those above unde {
the head OF Entered.
ALUMBER STATEMENT.
Cleared from. Sept list -.-.-----.... .l9,0ii,55i
" tiuce 9th inst ........... 4i2,3ia
REMARKS.
To above statement % per cent
should be added Tor lumber shipped
in vessels under coasting license, not
clearing at Custom House.
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GRAND FAIR
AND
FLORAL EX Ii IBITION

The Second Annual Fair of the Agricultural,
Mechanical AID horticultural Association of
Mobile, VIII be held Tuesday, April ~, 1875,
and continue five DAYS. The most beantifnl
grounds in the South -MosI delightful drives IN
the World Every arrai gemen made for the en-
loymeut of visitors. No entry fee. chal ged ex-
hibitors. Races each day Of the Fair. Railroads
anc steamboats, carry passengers aud articles for
exhibition \; half rates. Send to Seer eiary for
premium List buy an excursion Ticket and
come to the Fair. 'ap;flm.
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We take pleasure in ealing aslcn
flor TO the card of the old reliablc
White Horse Hack Line which Pile.
between Scranton and Moss Point,
leaving hetc on the arrival OF each
train, and moss Point, to meet the
train delivering passengers as re-
auired. Mr.. Rogers, The proprietor.
has kept up this line for several years
and the regularity and punctuality
with which he has performed the
trips despite wind and weather has
~well,carned for his line The tile of
Old Reliable.
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A HpstwAY-Ar. haster mdsfs
took 10 break q horse To BIZ lit1c
hack. on FRIDAY. bot TIC hofsc termed
the taldcs on Lin and broke his hack.
lie dashed down the street aud cross.
ed he ditch w front Of o1r Office.
getting among the fallen pine log
fnd 10 awhile nade things lively.
Bat roaniug over one of the logs he
broke Iosc from the vehicle and all
was again serene
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TEXAS.
PosTPoNEMRNT OF THE TEXAS REAL
ESTATE DRAwING-OSi rg TO the Irvarlh .
custom of postpouing Drawings, the Tublic will
not he lieve they will take place until The expect
ed pos'pohement takes place. Althongh literally
paironized, we have not disposed of quite all
the tickets. Owing TO the above cause, together
with the II preeedented rains and floods through
out The entire South, as we'll as Texas. and rs we
are determined TO have a full drawing thereby
insurimQ euiire satisfaction to all ticket holders,
we have postponed our drawing to May Eth.
about sixty days, when every rrize shat be
paid in full, amounting to over 6o,fhe acres of
choice land centrally located, uear rail roads. Il
Houses 1925 Gold Coin prizes, among them one
offs 0,b0J aud Jne of e loot. Our enterprise is
endorsed by To CITY Council. Reliable Agents
wanted. Send for Cireula.s they will convince
YOU, we are both reliable aud responsible. Tick
cts reduced 10 81, Eleven for $iG' aud - for $50.
No connection with any other simila- enterprise
j. f. FOSTER,
mchl3-2m. Manager, HousTos, TEXAs.
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Fits cured Free =!


ANY person suffering from the above disease is
requested to address Dr.. PRicS, and a trial bottle
Of medicine win be forwarded by Express.
FREEl
The only cost being the,express che rges, which
owing 10 nv large business. are small.
Dir. P ice has made the treatment of
FITS OR EPILEPSY
a study for years. and he will warrant a cure BY
the use OF lis remedy.
Do not fail to send to him for a trial bottle It
costs nothing, and he
WILL CURE YOU,
no matter how long standing vour case may. be,
or how many Other remedies NAV have failed
Circulars and fcstimoniaIs sent with
FREE TRIAL BOTTLE
Be particular to give your express, as well as
your Post Office dir ection, and
Address, DIR. CHAS.T. PRICE,
spi7-5x 81 William Street. New York.
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WANTED
WANTED

scopes, and many "ther valuable artlelgs gwen
away for n few hours work At home each week.
Full pa ticulars together with an illustrated p
mges book and Il handsome Gem Chrome sent
free for ten cents. Address H.. Nj. DIcKSnS,
Pnblis err. Kansas City, No. apJ-3t
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Important to Patrons and All Consumers
grunge STORE.
BILOXI, ----. : MISSISSIPPI.
Pass Chris.ian Rsadl

Having adopted the Grange Plan Of Cash
III Sales. a, low profi, l am enabled 10 make
n support on the small margin of ten cents In
the dollar. aud ia ardor 10 co oreraie direct
with consumers. l have iusu nrated a ssstem
by which you ean procure IN sh, and of the fin It
quality, Family Supplies Of every descrip-
Il n. II wbolesaI prices. 1
will keep CONSTANTLY on hand y well
sdeeted Stock Of Goods Of every variety
! viii receive all kinds Of Country Produce on
sale or in exchange for goods- 1 proPase deal
ing largely in Oysfeys and Ffsh and viii there
fore be able 70 nh all orders pwnptly aud
II *. DROWNING
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Owing to the push aud clergy OF
the Board Of Trustees and the libers
atty aud public spirit OF the citizens,
the Academy at Scranton has been
this week entirely supplied with neat,
,ub.Iantial and conyenieut seats and
and desks. The Academy now Nun
. hers one hundred and twenty pupils.
and there is room for more. Lei
parcats and guardians not neglect
this opportunity to furnish heir CHS
d'cn and wards some education With
o / II onoy AMI without price. There
are yet many mere children IN the
nc'ghborhood that should be going to.
school, aud young men and young
ladies' eau avail them elves of the same
onportu1 ity.
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We are paiued to learn that that
Ttlncc OF Agents, w. T. Harrison is
about to leave Biloxi 10 fill the va
cancy at Scranton occasioaed by the
designation of Mr.. q. Payne. Mr..
narfison has been Agent at Biloxi
'or a number Of years and by his bus
mess capacity and attention to the i'm
'efesi' OF the load made himself q
necessity to the Company, and By
us courteous department and jvllity,
Sade Tor himself a host OF warm
wy 9, voted friends who feel kcenly
one loss they 500 must bear, but con-
'ole themselves with the fact that he
wiz he sufficiently near to drop in
upon them often. We commend to
'ne Kind and c~onsiderate attention Of
ms scrantonites this noble fellow
ana hope they will treat him with
uaat g~entleness his youth and inexDe.
ehSe 80 iustly cnlitle him 10. Good
we VIII Long life and success be
''o' 'ot wherever Jon roam.
A@C l. II .
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The "Spellomnnia" has broken
out bad all over the South. New
Orleans and Mobile both have the
disease AMI now our inland towns
are affected. Enterprise aud other
places, we see by our exchanges, have
Strong symptoms. From the .ac-
counts we read in the N. O. Bulletin
and the Mobile Register, the ortho
graphical tournaments in those cites
excited much amusement. They
were patronizrd 10y the elite Of socie
", and the Knights Of the Spelling
Book being well known and promi-
nent citizens, caused the deepest int
rest to be manifested and much mer>
linen as some prominent individual
stepped down and out amid The toot-
ing oil horns. 1t seems funny to see
what seemingly easy words would
moor the contestants, bnt then one is
not apt to lie in the best CO ndition
ior such a contest as lie gazcs into a
fea oil upturned faces. and re fleets
what is in store for him il he misses.
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, 1875-11-06

II LIE og Enhver, der MATTE have
III Noget at fordre i Boct efter
afgangne ~Skibsl0rer ARCHIBALD Mac
GREGoR og tidIigere afgangne Hus-
tru, indkaldes heryed med 3 1Iaane-
ders Varscl til at anmelde og beyisIig-
gj6rc dercs Kray for undertegnede
Skifterct.
Christiansteds Skiferet den 3Ote
October 1875.
II. A. JURs.
, 1875-11-06

tie Obligation we'd Dom mortificeret,
saaIedes at en- Udskrllt at Pante-
bogen trader istedetfor O%riginalen.
Foreleggelse og Lavdag er hevet
we'd Forordning 3die Juni 1896.
Under min Haand og Embedssegl.
St. Thome Byfogedcontoir den
23de October 1919.
p. III. ANDERSEN.
IL. s.
, 1875-11-06
IS N O 7 lie E, ~

IN consequence of ill health, the
undersigned is unable to continue
his mercantile business; he there
fore offers to sell his entire Stock in
Trade (either in whole or in part)
to suit purchasers. He politely in
yites merchants, planters and others,
to call and select such articles as
will suit them. Everything will be
put at very reduced prices for
CASH, or, on credit toAPPROVED
purchasers. lie bcgs particularly
to call attention to his clothing de-
partmenf, furnished with every des-
cription Of GentIcmen's wearing ap-
parol, and other necessary articles.
, 1875-11-06
ON Ell 9th INST

W yin The 2Itn INS Ie8U
Gnstead Of the 18th inst, aspreviously advertised.J
at the "Crown Hotel Christian
sted's wharf at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
for the purpose of discussing and
arranging the ways and means of
conducting the business Of the Com
pany for the future.
C~hristiansted st, Croix 3rd No
Yember 1875.
By order of the Board of Directors.
L. j. de SOBOTKER.
MANAGER.
, 1875-11-06

PBIHR MlTHIlS ANDERSEN,
Undcydommer 0g Shrjuer Pau Gen
81 Thomas 4 ,fmcyic0
n JORVIPTERLIGT At efter
III Bcgjnring af Gouyerncmcntct
for de dansk ycstjndiske Ger som
Bestyrer at de st. 'Thomn Commune
tilh0rende Ponds Enkofondet, Or
phansfondet, Diet Lancasterske Sk0Ie-
fond, Milicc{ondet 0g Rescryelondet
indstnvnes heryed, i Medf0r a falIer-
h0icste BeyiIIing af 22do October
1875, Enhyer, som MATTE have
ihlcnde en- af j.. M. de LAGARDE
under eide Februar 1865 udstedt
OF den eide S. M. linden st. Thomn
Bything tingiest Obligation for
$i,950 ill st. Thom@ Borgerraad
som dayaronde Bestyrer al oven
nnvnte Ponds med Iste Prioritets
Panteret f0lgende i Byen
CHARLOTTE AMALIA paa st. Thomas
belicgende Eiendomme: B~ygningen
paa Lodden No. Sc til Borgergade
j Kronprindsens Kyarteer, IIaly-
delen af Eiendommen No. 80 til
Prindsessegade i Kronprindsens
Kyarteer SAINT LES DeIs E%iendoms-
ret i eftcrnavnte Eiendomme: No,
% til Dronningensgade og K%yarteer,
No. til Kronprindsensgade oe kvar-
teer, No. Is til ACCOMPLISHMENTS og
Qyarteer (berunder indbefattet
Lodderne No. "a og 35 til Prind-
sesseeade i samme Qvarteer) og No.
81 til ACCOMPLISHMENTS og Kvar-
teer,-hviIken Obligation er bort
kommen for Kreditor,-til at mode
we'd St. Thome ordinaire Bything
den f6irste Retsdag i Februar Manned
1877, F~ormiddag XXI. 10, for med
bemeldte Obligation at fremkomme
og Loving Adkomst til samme at bevis-
liggjore, da Citanten, ON Ingen
skuIde meIde sig, vii paastaa forn@vn-
, 1875-11-06
M 0 7 . G E

GPIE creditors in II. G. RatclItie's
Trustec-Estat are hereby IN
formed that on MONDAY the 8th
inst. an instaIment Of 10 per cent.
will be paid by the undersigned on
the claims entered in said Estate.
Creditors, whose claims consist in
Bonds or Notes, must produce the
originals and attorneys must also
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